DNE’s Greg Nelson Discusses Florida’s Fresh Citrus Industry

Dan November 1, 2010 Citrus, Florida

Greg Nelson, CEO of DNE World Fruit Company, recently discussed Florida’s fresh citrus industry at an International Citrus Economics Conference in Orlando. He tells what consumers expect from fresh fruit in the first report. In the second, he discusses recent declines in fresh fruit shipping volume. He addresses the fresh industry’s challenges and opportunities in the final report.

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