Major Florida grower to end citrus operations
Alico Inc. to end citrus operations in Florida after hurricanes, disease devastate groves
Pointing to Florida’s decades-long fight with deadly citrus greening disease and damage from hurricanes, a major grower Monday announced it will “wind down” citrus operations and focus on more-profitable uses of its land.
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Alico Inc., one of the biggest US orange growers and a supplier to Tropicana, will wind down its citrus division after ...
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