<p>Nearly a week of below freezing temperatures have California citrus growers on edge. The coveted Clementines have an extremely thin skin which puts them at a greater risk for crystallization than navels. With damage taking several days to several weeks to assess, shippers are extremely skittish about their ability to fill orders, resulting in what could be a price spike in the short term. Bob Blakely, Director of Industry Relations, for California Citrus Mutual, joins AndNowUKnow to discuss his perspective on the climate of the citrus industry.</p><hr class="legacyRuler"><hr class="invisible minimal-padding">
