Alico Exits Citrus Business: Inside the $50M Land Sales Strategy and 9,000-Home Development Plan
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Alico Inc.’s Q2 report anticipates $335M in development - Gulfshore Business
Venerable Fort Myers agriculture and land management company Alico Inc. has largely left the citrus industry due to the disease called greening that has decimated Florida citrus crops in recent years. With its last major citrus harvest complete in April, Alico is completing its transformation into a diversified land management company, with a focus on other forms of agriculture and land management operations. The company’s prospects in the next …
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