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LaBue Citrus
Third-generation citrus grower and manager of LaBue Citrus in Lindsay, California
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Tom Wollenman
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Ports Shutdown Affects Oranges The shutdown at the ports is costing some $1 billion a day, and California’s citrus growers are feeling the pain. It’s a $2.4 billion-a-year business, and while most perishable fruits and vegetables are flown out, oranges are still shipped the old-fashioned way. We get a firsthand account of how badly the business is being hurt.
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