Chadwell: Freeze Won’t Greatly Reduce Fresh Citrus Shipments

Dan January 12, 2010 Citrus, Florida

Citrus Administrative Committee Manager Duke Chadwell doesn’t think the recent freeze will drastically reduce the amount of fresh citrus Florida’s packinghouses ship this season. He offers his reasons in this interview.

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