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[Thomas Olenio <tolenio@sentex.net>]

Hi,

I was speaking with a grower of the highly touted Titania black currant
amd learned that a processor does not want them as they lack the proper
level of sugar desired.

He wonders what he is going to do with a freezer full of frozen Titania
berries.

Good is relative.

Later,
Tom

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On Fri, 4 Jan 2002 ribes60@aol.com wrote:

> Where are you located, Crandalls are good but there are better Black
> Currants
> if you are in a place to grow them. Gooseberries are also a good choice.
>
> Ed Mashburn
> Northumberland BerryWorks
> 707 Front Street
> Northumberland, PA 17857
> (570) 473-9910
>
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