On the eve of this year’s California grape crush, the state’s largest wine grape grower cooperative still has grapes to sell.
This is not unusual for the Fresno, Calif.-based 600-member Allied Grape Growers that expects to sell 300,000 tons of grapes this season valued at more than $70 million. It has for a decade or longer had grapes without homes at harvest time because there were no buyers.
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