Two of North America’s biggest fruit sellers, Driscoll’s and grower-owned Naturipe Farms LLC, are testing out growing berries in Ontario and Quebec, seeing them as cost-effective regions for larger-scale production of blackberries, strawberries and raspberries. The move comes amid drought conditions in California and high costs, though there is caution it is currently a trial.
Economy
U.S. berry giants look to Canada’s maple syrup lands for growing amid drought, high costs
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