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Allegations over Driscoll’s patented plants fuel criticism of doing business in China

An excerpt shared in a post alleges that rival farms copied greenhouse designs and propagated cuttings of Driscoll’s patented plants. Another commenter frames the account as a warning about betting on China.

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A post shares an excerpt alleging that rival farms copied greenhouse designs and propagated cuttings of Driscoll’s patented plants. The excerpt also says state banks offered a special loan category for blueberry growers. A separate commenter casts the account as an example of risks that business leaders betting on China should recognize.

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@Royal_Arse> built rival farms, allegedly copied greenhouse designs, and, took cuttings of Driscoll's patented plants and propagated them. State banks then offered a special loan category just for blueberry growers. Mark Carney thinks Canada is better off partnering with China.
@chrismckeeverThis is every bet on China and any business “luminaries” who don’t see it now (let alone in 2010) does not understand the world, and especially doesn’t understand the CCP.
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    @Royal_Arse> built rival farms, allegedly copied greenhouse designs, and, took cuttings of Driscoll's patented plants and propagated them. State banks then offered a special loan category just for blueberry growers. Mark Carney thinks Canada is better off partnering with China.
    @chrismckeeverThis is every bet on China and any business “luminaries” who don’t see it now (let alone in 2010) does not understand the world, and especially doesn’t understand the CCP.
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