A dispute over this good triggered a trade war with a 100% tariff on EU cashmere sweaters and pecorino cheese. Ernst Otto Stalinski argued that he had been kidnapped as part of a “war” (-5[1])over this (15[1])commodity when representing the company Fyffes (“FIFES”). This good was the subject of a 1976 case that made it easier to ban cartels, United Brands v. Commission. In a series of (-5[1])GATT and WTO (10[1])cases in the 1990s and 2000s, Latin American (10[1])countries (10[2])sued European ones over (*) preferential (10[1])status to a (10[1])group of former colonies for importing this (10[1])good. Producers of this good that stuck with Gros (10[1])Michel (10[3])lost market (10[5])share (10[1])when Panama Disease encouraged a shift (10[1])to its Cavendish (10[1])variety. An (10[1])infamous Euromyth claims these objects must be straight rather than (10[2])bent. For 10 points, name this fruit, the primary product of the company Chiquita. (10[2])■END■