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Ripe black table olive processors
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<pre>Dear Adin Hester, I was very interested in your information on black ripe olive processors in California. I am currently researching for a book on olives and olive oil around the world and these companies could be of great interest. Can you give me some more information on their location - which major city nearest and do you have fax or email addresses for them please? Best wishes Judy Ridgway [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] </pre> </td></tr></table> |
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Re: Ripe black table olive processors
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<pre>1-7-01 To: Judy Ridgway Re: Black Ripe Olive Processors in California First, a question. Are you interested in historical information or only who the current processors of black ripe olives are in California? If you need the names of the only two operating processors, they are: Musco Olive Products, Tracy, California; and Bell Carter Olive Company, Corning, California. We do have a few specialty processors who ferment green olives into Sicilian style. If you have more questions, let me know. Adin A. Hester, Olive Growers Council of California </pre> </td></tr></table> |
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