Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Belize exporting $20 million worth of PAPAYA

** We export this variety, which is small and rugby ball size. Foreign supermarkets like them as they sell quicker as they weigh less. In Belize we have a superior variety for local consumption and farm growing, which is about four times bigger than these export types. I like the native Belize one best.



PAPAYA EXPORTS RUN ABOUT $20 MILLION FROM BELIZE

I got this figure from John Carr of the Agriculture Report magazine.

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