Tomato farmer complains about the role of the Mafia in southern Italy's fruit and vegetable trade. Last May police broke up "an unusual alliance of Italy's three main crime syndicates controlling wholesale produce markets, including price fixing" as reported by The Associated Press. The 'Ndrangheta or Calabrian Mafia, the Camorra or Neapolitan Mafia and Cosa Nostra or Silican Mafia "dropped traditional rivalries to join forces in running fruit and vegetable wholesale markets in central and southern Italy," and "authorities said the mobsters fixed high prices, at the expense of consumers, and decided which trucking companies transported the produce." Police seized...