Fruits of the Caribbean

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 From the Past : First published 8/21/13   UPDATED
We present and encourage progressive Caribbean views of Caribbean and world affairs.

As the Caribbean continues the battle against COVID-19, the MCG, encourages all Caribbean citizens at home and in the Diaspora to grow and eat more fruits. 


Breadfruit
Mango
Barbadian Cherry

Pomegranate
Plums
Soursop

         
                                                                   

Ackee  Jamaica


Mammy apple
Sugar apple 
Golden Apple in Barbados/Pommycythere in Trinidad and Tobago

Guinep Jamaica / Akee Barbados















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