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Exhibiting As Booth Booth Print Profile URL City State Country 4Earth Farms 670 Founded in 1994, 4Earth Farms Is a Grower, Shipp Exhibiting As Booth Booth Print Profile URL City State Country Founded in 1994, 4Earth Farms is a grower, shipper, and distributor of Organic, Conventional and Specialty fresh fruit and vegetables for retail and foodservice. With the company motto of People, Produce, Planet, 4Earth Farms has been built on a foundation of Social and Environmental 4Earth Farms 670 Responsibility. http://www.4earthfarms.com Los Angeles CA United States 99 International, Inc. specializes in Gift-ready Home Decor Lucky Bamboo with patented designs. With over 30 years experience in the Lucky Bamboo industry, our patented vases allow us to grow, deliver, and maintain the healthiest "fresh cut" bamboo in the industry. 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