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New hybrid plants could prompt more prodigious pepper production in Southwest
Date:11/3/2008

d that increased domestic production of fresh peppers might help address another "health" issue consumer concerns about product safety.

"Between high U.S. standards relating to product safety and the closer proximity of production to the point of use, consumers will be able to feel more secure about the fresh pepper product they're buying," he said.

"We're hoping our efforts will lead to a reduction in cost of production and an increase in the yield and quality of peppers so growers in the Southwest can remain competitive," Leskovar said. "Since people in the Southwestern U.S. consume such significant quantities of peppers, it seems only right that producers in the region should derive an economic benefit from supplying them."


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Contact: Dr. Daniel Leskovar
Dleskova@ag.tamu.edu
830-278-9151
Texas A&M AgriLife Communications
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