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“Fig growing regions in India have received good rains this year” The season for fresh figs has started in India, and it’s looking to be a promising season. Weather has been favorable and the figs have had plenty of rain to work with. Overall it should be a better season, as last year the season was cut short due to the pandemic. Sam Agri, an exporter of fresh produce and fresh pomegranate arils from India, has been involved in trials of various fig varieties, growing and exporting of fresh figs from India for the last seven years. According to Mr GVK Naidu, managing director of Sam Agr...

By David Levin-14 January 2021 13:00pm From tech troubles to toddler tantrums, experience tells us that whatever can go wrong on a virtual pitch usually will. So, how can you head-off Zoom gloom and deliver a pristine presentation from home? That Lot’s creative chief David Levin invites his fellow agency survivalists to share their hard-earned lessons for giving a remote pitch without a hitch. Here are their top tips. Virtual pitching is a bit like eating hummus with chopsticks: entirely possible, maybe even a little exciting, but definitely not normal. Our agency has done ...

PUNTA GORDA — Despite some debate, the Punta Gorda Council opted Wednesday not to restore enforcement of the city’s sign code.

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outside with meteorologist ava marie and i guess some folks will understand this. we're still under the influence of some of those winds that are bringing some of that rain here to us and probably will for much of the day? >> yeah, that on-shore flow is what kept us so damp yesterday and kept our temperatures down and kept the clouds in and we saw some pretty heavy rain across the area. fortunately, this is going to start to break apart. while we are starting off with that pattern once again, we're hoping to dry out. again, it's the afternoon. yesterday, high temperatures barely made...