With roots in Silicon Valley, this century-old fruit business has ties to your cereal bowl
Briefly

from The Mercury News7 months ago
We were in Cupertino until 1982, then we moved to San Jose until 2000 or 2001 and then to Vacaville. Any company that has been around that long grows a lot. Probably the biggest changes are how and where we buy fruit.
The Mercury Newshttps://www.mercurynews.com/2023/09/22/with-roots-in-silicon-valley-this-century-old-fruit-business-has-ties-to-your-cereal-bowl/
The statistics are only 4% of businesses make it to the fourth generation. When you own a business, what that usually means is that your kids get a better education than you had - they are exposed to things you weren't exposed to - and that usually leads them to try new things.
The Mercury Newshttps://www.mercurynews.com/2023/09/22/with-roots-in-silicon-valley-this-century-old-fruit-business-has-ties-to-your-cereal-bowl/
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