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Old 02-20-2013, 06:20 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Default Re: Organic Banana Sleeves

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Originally Posted by The organic banana man View Post
Hello everyone I'm pretty excited to join this group because I'm normally talking to Big farms about banana's i never even knew this forum existed and i just fell across it by accident. First and foremost I love banana's. Second i believe a lot of you will get excited when you hear that we are the original banana sleeve company which introduced the organic commercial growers to a Plastic sleeve which fits around the stem of the banana's and as they grow inside the Plastic sleeve their controlling the insects and airborn bacterias replacing chemicals, No chemicals, No spraying just put the sleeve around it and let them grow for 12 weeks. The Plastic sleeves are injected with a proprietary blend of essential oils at the time of manufacturing which prevents insects (which are pheromone driven)and kills airborn bacterias & funguses. Please copy and paste to your URL and see for yourself...
http://www.cedaroilindustries.com/in...anana_bags.pdf
I hope when you have seen the photos that you will get very excited as this has revolutionalized the way bananas are being grown in the organic plantations. Hope to hear from y'all in the near future as we look forward to eating more banana's.
This is great news for us if the bags are available in small quantities to us smaller growers. I live in Costa Rica and have been looking for a source of bage to use but everything is pure plastic.

I would like to buy a quantity of 50 of these if possible.

I looked through the web site but found no additional information other than the photos.
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