Citrus Industry “in a Precarious State;” Norberg Resigns

Ernie Neff March 20, 2013 Citrus, Florida

The expectation of continued production and consumption declines keep Florida’s citrus industry “in a precarious state,” the Florida Department of Citrus’s (FDOC) chief economist tells the Florida Citrus Commission Wednesday. Also in this report: FDOC Deputy Executive Director Bob Norberg resigns.

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