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Tropical storm Isaac hit Puerto Rico Thursday and could be a Category 1 hurricane by Friday. Florida orange juice prices surged, but are now dropping as traders no longer fear a big hurricane.
Cold weather ends, but has damage to Florida oranges been done?

Cold weather in the South was finally breaking Tuesday, leaving Florida growers to count the cost to their orange crop, which provides the US with 75 percent of its orange juice.

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Tropical storm Isaac: Why are Florida orange juice prices falling? (+video)

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