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Economy April 15, 2015 | 1:08 pm

Agriculture to buy peppers to offset US ban: Acento

Santo Domingo.- The Agriculture Ministry on Wednesday announced an agreement to offset losses from the US ban on Dominican fruit and vegetable producers in Jarabacoa and Villa Trina, and to place much of the peppers harvested for export in the local market, Acento.com.do reports.

Jarabacoa Greenhouse Cluster president Romulo Abreu said Agriculture will buy a considerable amount of bell pe... Read more

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