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MAY 2010


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FRESH CUT NEWS

Arizona Immigration Law Opens Farm Jobs to Unemployed
July 15, 2010 - For years, both sides of the immigration issue have debated whether immigrants take jobs that Americans won't. The Arizona Republic

Bagged Spinach Recall Expands to N.J., Other States
June 25, 2010 - A recall of bagged spinach prompted by tests in North Carolina has expanded to additional states, including New Jersey, and product brand names. nj.com

Expect Smaller Fruit Crops This Year
June 17, 2010 - Most fruit harvests will be smaller than normal this year, thanks to an early bloom followed by late frosts. It happened in Michigan, and it happened in other states, too.

Ontario Greenhouses Damaged by June 6 Tornado
June 10, 2010 - Several Ontario vegetable greenhouses were destroyed or damaged in the wake of a tornado that hit the Leamington, Ontario, area early Sunday morning, June 6, according to the Ontario Greenhouse Vegetable Growers (OGVG).

Michigan Fruit Growers Report Big Losses After Spring Cold Snap
June 8, 2010 - It will be a far less bountiful season this year for Michigan-grown fruit. A spring cold snap cost growers across the state tens of millions of dollars in lost fruit - everything from tart cherries and apples to blueberries and pears, according to agriculture experts and farmers, who wrapped up assessing the extent of the damage last week. Detroit News

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