A Central Valley California farmer, Cesar Mora of Reedley, is distributing more than 125,000 pounds of nectarines for free after a dispute over the crop’s ownership. Multiple outlets report that Mora is giving the fruit away rather than letting it spoil while he is embroiled in litigation with one of the large produce companies involved in the case. The situation follows an ongoing legal battle over who has rights to the nectarine crop Mora has grown. According to the reports, Mora’s decision is aimed at preventing the fruit from going to waste during the dispute. One outlet describes the giveaway as having been prompted by the prospect of the nectarines rotting as the legal process continues, while another reports that the fruit is available to anyone who wants it. The outlets also characterize Mora as facing legal pressure from the company as the case plays out. Overall, the reports agree that the giveaway is occurring alongside the court fight over control of the nectarines, with Mora offering the produce to the public to reduce losses.
California farmer gives away over 125,000 pounds of nectarines amid legal dispute
A Central Valley California farmer, Cesar Mora of Reedley, is distributing more than 125,000 pounds of nectarines for free after a dispute over the crop’s ownership. Multiple outlets report that Mora...
- Cesar Mora, a farmer in Reedley in California’s Central Valley, is giving away nectarines for free.
- The giveaway totals more than 125,000 pounds of nectarines.
- Mora is doing this while he faces an ongoing legal dispute over ownership of the nectarine crop.
- The legal case involves one of the large produce companies in the United States.
- Reports say the decision is intended to prevent the fruit from rotting while the dispute continues.
Cesar Mora of Reedley has decided to give away his fruit instead of watching it rot amid a legal battle with one of the largest produce companies in US
1 month agoA California farmer in the Central Valley is giving away more than 125.000 pounds of nectarines to anyone who wants them amid a legal battle over the ownership of the nectarine crop.
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