Sunkist CEO Russell Hanlin dies at 84
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. — Russell Hanlin, who was president and CEO of Sunkist Growers for two decades, has died.
The marketing cooperative said Hanlin was 84 when he died Tuesday. It didn’t indicate where he died but said he is survived by his wife in Pasadena, California.
Sunkist has 6,000 members who grow citrus fruits in California and Arizona. In addition to global fruit sales, the cooperative has leased its brand for use in everything from soft drinks to vitamins.
Hanlin retired in 1997, at a time when annual sales topped $1 billion.
Hanlin also served on global trade committees under Presidents Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan and George Bush.
— AP

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