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Hail today
Because of the increase, both in frequency and intensity, of adverse weather conditions in recent years, fruit-growers no longer consider hailstones an unfortunate climatic event, but rather a very real possibility every summer. In many areas hailstorms regularly happen more than once a season and the crop is almost always completely destroyed, if not adequately protected. Over the years, consumers have become more and more
careful and discerning; requiring fruit which is perfect and flawless.
As a result, a single imperfection, perhaps caused by a small hailstone,
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