Blood Bananas

they exit find other job or a nonher way of earning their living, the cycle of life doesnt stop when you proceed unemployed ! and if you asked them would they prefer losing their jobs temporary or losing their lives forever? Am pretty sure they wont chose the second alternative. The bon ton already thought about its workers lives as their primary concern and didnt take the second choice, so the least thing is to think about their existence and to do whats in their best interest. Last only when not least, the fruit company if decided to leave will clangor huge costs of abandon their current business and starting signal all over again in another place, unless paying star time huge cost is more than effective than paying annually measurement of funds to the AUC for beau ideal knows when ! plus they will have their current profits and they bath sell their company in Colombia and gain extra money that will enable them to start again manywhere else. they ar a tumefy-developed raft, if they did a good strategy with a well written plan they will manage to start up over and maybe even better ! In conclusion, Chiquita was in a bad situation, and as a normal corporation whose aim is to make profits they need to consider whats in their best interest and that is to execute the country. Costs will occur no matter what option they choose, but some were less harmful and less costly than others, its interchangeable what they say the best of the worst all the alternatives were bad but abandon the country is the best between them. Blood banana Chiquita Inc. was one of the largest and growing fruit company in America who go about a dramatic problem in the 90s with the AUC, a Colombian paramilitary organization that promoted violence present and considered to be terrorist, what happened was they inquired the fruit company to pay them specific amount of money monthly that was required for their security services as they claimed! The situation was straightforward, either Chiquita pays