Growers head to court in salad smackdown

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By Marlize van Romburgh / Friday, October 26th, 2012 / Comments Off on Growers head to court in salad smackdown

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An Oxnard farm that claims to be the largest U.S. seller of frisée, a leafy endive used in gourmet salads, is going head-to-head with another Ventura County grower it claims has stolen its secret recipe for marketing and distributing the greens. Oxnard-based Scarbrough Farms filed a lawsuit in Ventura County Superior Court on Oct. 12,…

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Marlize van Romburgh

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Marlize van Romburgh covers banking, finance, agricultural and viticulture. She writes a weekly column on commercial real estate and a monthly column on the restaurant industry. Follow her at @marlizevr

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