Turbana Corp.

Shipping route may worsen I-95 traffic.
Connecticut Post (Bridgeport, CT); 7/3/2007; 1021 words; ...if shippers don't believe a Bridgeport service will be profitable. And Bridgeport has suffered a recent setback. Turbana Corp. confirmed it is planning to leave Bridgeport in 2008. That means bananas, which have entered New England through...

Fruit importer to be leaving Bridgeport.
Connecticut Post (Bridgeport, CT); 6/23/2007; 1794 words; ...Byline: Ken Dixon Jun. 23--The Turbana Corp., importers of fruit from Central...week by James Haas, director of Turbana's offices and warehouses at the...s no one set reason as to why Turbana is where they are and why decisions...

Securing ports has problems; challenges likened to those in Southwest.
Connecticut Post (Bridgeport, CT); 10/11/2006; 767 words; ...that would bring in freight from New York. James Haas, Turbana Corp.'s port manager in Bridgeport, said having a new...would not change the way his company does business. Turbana imports bananas from Colombia and has been doing so at...

Port Freeport adds Costa Rica service.
World Trade; 1/1/2006; 1075 words; ...April with Isabella ships bringing Turbana Corp. bananas to the Texas Gulf port...were talking with the people of Turbana and Isabella, we learned that one...which already are being utilized for Turbana bananas. "The response from Port...

Produce.(Markets)(fruit imports)
The Food Institute Report; 1/31/2005; 2031 words; ...first time, fair trade-certified bananas from Uniban, a Colombia-based grower association, are coming in through Turbana Corp., Uniban's U.S. marketing arm based in Coral Gables, FL. The first shipments came to the U.S. the week of...