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HalfBee's Blog

Topic: Peel Off Packaging Might Be Slippery

	HalfBee Online - Participant - 08-16-19 11:46 PM - 4 years ago
	Banana futures are predicted to drop Under threat by fungus we can't stop Need to look for resistant strain Commercially viable (not plantain) Hard to preserve if this the last crop

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	Stavro Arrgolus Offline - Editor, MP3 - 08-17-19 12:59 AM - 4 years ago
	The Gros Michel really did taste a lot better than the Cavendish. It's crap in comparison. When "Panama disease" wipes out the Cavendish as well, I can only imagine how horrid its replacement will taste. And just like the Cavendish, after enough time, people will forget that bananas used to actually be tasty - long ago.

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