How Sandy May Impact Florida’s Citrus Industry

Ernie Neff October 29, 2012 Citrus, Florida

Citrus Administrative Committee Manager Duke Chadwell tells how Hurricane Sandy may impact Florida’s citrus crop and fresh fruit shipments.

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