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FlorAsk the question... “Are you Licensed?"

Strawberry varieties developed by the University of

Florida are patent protected under U.S. Code Title 35.

Anyone propagating plants for their own use or for sale

is required to be licensed by Florida Strawberry Patent

Service (FSPS). Additionally, packers, marketers, and

sellers of fruit from the above varieties can be liable for

selling fruit from illegally propagated plants. As of

August 10, 2010, the above entities are the only entities

licensed for legal propagation and sale of plants of the

respective varieties. Protect yourself from

unknowingly purchasing illegal plants or fruit by

asking entities if they are licensed to propagate and if

fruit has come from legal plants.

Illegal propagation is a direct threat to the

strawberry industry and the patent rights held by

FSPS. Royalties generated are critical to the

support of the Florida Strawberry breeding

program.

If you are interested in obtaining a license or

would like to anonymously report illegal

propagation, please contact:

FSPS, P O Drawer 2550, Plant City , Fl 33564

Phone: (813) 752-6822ida Elyana


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