Possibly, assuming you can deal with the criminal elements.
It used to be that 85% of the fruit was grown in California with 12% in France and 3% in Yugoslavia. It’s now down to 39% in CA, Chile has 26%, France has increased to 24% and Argentina is 9%, with Italy, Australia and South Africa all between 1% and 2%.
My family’s business (started by a ’42 Stanford grad) used to export to 48 countries. Went BK about two years ago, thanks to high labor costs, high taxes, poor strategic decisions, management infighting, etc.
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