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California
water supplies will remain tight
California's
water supply forecast issued last week by state and federal
agencies brought good news for some areas and not-so-good news
for others, according to the Los Angeles Times.
To
learn more. . .
*
No
major damage reported by Chilean fruit industry
* PBH
releases 2010 nutrition education catalog
* Florida
could see onslaught of strawberries
* PACA
action
* Briefly
noted . . .
Outside
the Insider
* Ex-SK
Foods owner Salyer pleads not guilty, remains in custody (thecalifornian.com)
* County
to hunt for grape-eating insect (sanluisobispo.com)
* Tomato
squeeze: Supply down from the freeze (miamiherald.com)
* Despite
dire predictions, state farm jobs aren't disappearing (latimes.com)
* Food
safety concerns key for valley walnut growers (appeal-democrat.com)
* [Europe]
MEPs want to bring wonky fruit ban back (telegraph.co.uk)
* Bill
reinforces our card-swipe dependency (vcstar.com)
People
ALAN MILLS
former president of the California Grape & Tree Fruit
League, Fresno, California, passed away February 15, 2010.
He was 89.
JIM GIPE
has joined sales for Coastline a dba of Sunridge Farms Inc.,
Salinas, California.
ROB NEENAN
has been named vice pres of environmental affairs and sustainability
for United Fresh Produce Association, Washington, D.C.
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