US EditionQuebec company hopes its plan to sell bananas, other exotic produce bears fruit
- The Claude family aims to produce over 100,000 bananas per harvest from their greenhouse, starting with 100 to 150 plants.
- Myriam Claude's banana project has already yielded 1,500 bananas in two months from just two banana trees, highlighting early success.
- In addition to bananas, the family plans to grow exotic fruits like lemons, pawpaw, and tangerines.
- Jacques Claude expresses that their bananas have much more flavor than store-bought ones, underlining the appeal of their local produce.
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