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winter supplies oi oranges wiu be plentiful, with a record Florida crop, and many of these will go into frozen concentrates. In fact, frozen citrus concentrates will be about double last year’s output. As for lemons and grapefruit, supplies will be smaller because of the freeze damage last January in California, Arizona, • and Texas and recent storms in Florida. This fall’s big crops of apples, pears, gj-apes and other fruits will build up the fruit bowl for the coming months. • Imports
nr' ■vssthis year; .Total supplies of dairy products will be greater in 1950 because the production of milk wil| conunue high. More oi the milk sup- ’ ply may be used for butter. The supply of cheese probably will continue at record levels but less ice cream is expected.
Eggs will be more plentiful during the_ first half of the new year. How-much poultrymn make on those eggs will affect the egg' supply later in the year. Good'supplies of fats, especially lard, ’ and also oils are predicted. , 1
A near record quantity of frozen vegetables, but—until next' spring >— smaller quantities of fresh and canned vegetables areriasi
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