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Florida orange crop forecast remains unchanged

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) monthly forecast for the 2014-2015 orange crop remains unchanged at 108 million boxes.
 
Early-mid varieties accounted for 52 million boxes while Valencias came in at 56 million boxes.
 
The USDA makes its initial estimate in October of each year and revises it monthly as the crop takes shape until the end of the season in July. The full estimate can be found by clicking here.
 
The USDA's estimate of the 2014-2015 Florida grapefruit crop came in at 15 million boxes. Specialty fruit is estimated at 3.3 million boxes. The yield for frozen concentrate orange juice (FCOJ) is anticipated to be 1.60 gallons per 90-pound box.
 
The Florida citrus industry creates a $9 billion annual economic impact, employing nearly 76,000 people, and covering about 525,000 acres. Founded in 1948, Florida Citrus Mutual is the state's largest citrus grower organization.

Please visit www.flcitrusmutual.com for more information.
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