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Fresh fruits and vegetables : some characteristics of the US market for nine selected imports, 1975-85
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Fresh fruits and vegetables : some characteristics of the US market for nine selected imports, 1975-85
The Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act of August 5, 1983, created a need for market information for nontraditional agricultural products, as 27 Caribbean and Central American countries were offered duty-free access to U.S.
Brown, Richard N., Jr.; Suarez, Nydia R. · 1988
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Abstract
markets for a minimum of 12 years. This report provides a 10-year annual and monthly database, beginning with 1975, for U.S. production, consumption, imports, and prices for nine fresh fruits and vegetables: avocados, cantalopes, honeydews, limes, mangoes, broccoli, cauliflower, peppers, and cucumbers. It also determines annual and seasonal patterns of quantity and price trends from the data assembled for the nine commodities. (Author abstract)
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