Florida has become such a popular place to move that real-estate developers are building homes on top of orange groves to accommodate the exploding population

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Florida has become such a popular place to move that real-estate developers are building homes on top of orange groves to accommodate the exploding population - Fortune

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The CEO of Florida Citrus Mutual says "losing the citrus industry is not an option".

Besides growers, there are juice processors, grove caretakers, fertilizer sellers, packing houses, nurseries and candy manufacturers, all hoping for a fix for citrus greening disease.

Consumers are drinking less orange juice, citrus growers are folding up their operations in the state and the major juice company Tropicana is struggling to stay afloat.