A: Where and how are oranges produced? Oranges are grown in many countries around the world. Some of these countries are: Brazil, United States of America, China, EU-27, Mexico, Egypt, Turkey, South Africa, Morocco, Vietnam, Costa Rica, Argentina, Australia, Guatemala, Israel, Malaysia, Mozambique, Japan, Brazil, etc. The three main producers of oranges are: Brazil with 16,600 MT, the United States with 7,602 MT and China with 7,000 MT. These countries contribute greatly to the global production of oranges. Most oranges grow best in humid, tropical/subtropical climates. Oranges require nitrogen-rich fertilizer to thrive. Most oranges are grown in flat lands or plains. Oranges require loose, very deep soil. Oranges can grow in temperatures ranging from 55 degrees Fahrenheit to 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Orange trees do not produce oranges during the winter months. The average farm size in Florida is 195 acres and has a total of 9.2 million acres of farmland. The workforce on Florida's orange plantations is primarily made up of illegal Mexican immigrants. These workers are paid a rate of 70 to 90 cents per 90 pound box. They earn less than $75 a day. Some Florida farmers are turning to machines for cheap labor. These machines are more efficient than immigrant workers. This reduces the time needed to pick many oranges. These new machines are called “canopy shakers”. A company called Southern Gardens Citrus vertically integrates farms into its business. This company owns over 16,500 acres of groves with 1.8 million orange trees. To thrive, orange trees need high levels of direct sunlight. Orange trees can continue to survive with small amounts of shade middle of paper......angel produces pure orange juice, with a large amount of pulp, targeting health and environment conscious people . They provide a tasty drink with few chemicals. The packaging and name of Simply Orange suggest that this juice is made only from oranges. It targets people who don't want preservatives or other chemicals in their food.((((In one week, the price of oranges decreased by 40 cents. On Monday, February 17, the price of oranges was 1 $.67 per pound One day later, the price of oranges increased by 20 cents. This happened because there was a greater demand for oranges in the region. of oranges decreased by 60 cents. Oranges were almost expired or massive quantities of oranges were sent. For the remainder of the week, a price of $1.27 was maintained...