Title: A History Of Bananas | Import To The Americas Then Growth
Headings: A History Of Bananas
A History Of Bananas
Table of Contents
A History Of Bananas Told Through Business
Bananas Become Popular In America
A Monopoly On Bananas During The 20th Century
The Brand Of Chiquita

Content: The Brand Of Chiquita
In conclusion, today’s banana laborers are somewhat less heavily exploited, but the costs of the required labor in the developing world is still low. In reality, these American companies still have intact political influence and the infrastructure networks they began building a century ago. Given those core reasons, bananas are so inexpensive compared with homegrown crops. Today, United Fruit sells these bananas in America, and around the world, under the brand name, Chiquita. They are currently selling the best selling fruit and the fourth most valuable crop behind, rice, wheat, and corn. Chiquita sells customers the banana variety called the Cavendish. Without a doubt, it is the Cavendish that is prized for keeping it’s freshness, looking appealing, and being resistant to many diseases that commonly strike banana crops. U ndeniably, t he resistance to disease is key since the Cavendish bananas are grown worldwide. A history of bananas could not be told without mentioning the ubiquity of the Chiquita sticker on most bananas purchased in American supermarkets. As we sell for the Importers of bananas, we sell a Cavendish banana that has been peeled, sliced, and dried.