The Packer - Celery

Celery is a consistent performer, with more than 6 in 10 shoppers picking up the stalks in the past year. The likelihood of purchase was even with last year.

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celery fresh trends 2013
  • Packer Stories

  • USDA branches concerned about Philippine exports

    04/04/2013

    One arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture says the Philippines is delaying approval of imports of fresh U.S. vegetables while another sub-agency reports U.S. food and beverage exports to the island nation doubled from 2009-12, achieving President Obama’s export initiative two years ahead of schedule.


  • Gills Onions owner cites ‘extensive’ food safety changes

    02/18/2013

    The owner of Gills Onions said he was surprised to receive a January warning letter from the Food and Drug Administration after several months of inspections, facility upgrades and ongoing communication with the agency in relation to listeria-related recalls in 2012.


  • California weather swings affect celery markets

    01/14/2013

    Celery markets should tighten due to abnormally warm weather followed by freezes in California.


  • Bosch Packaging introduces flow wrapper

    11/02/2012

    CHICAGO — Waiblingen, Germany-based Bosch Packaging Technology debuted the Pack 301 ID Inverted Long Dwell Flow Wrapper at Pack Expo 2012 Oct. 28-31 at McCormick Place.


  • Bonipak Produce offers educational videos

    10/23/2012

    Bonipak Produce Inc. plans to unveil educational videos on five vegetable crops to attendees of Fresh Summit 2012.


More Packer Stories for Celery

 

  • Market Scope - Celery — F.o.b.s as of May 13

  • 2013-05-12
  • ALL CALIFORNIA DISTRICTS — Shipments (237-236-247) —

    OXNARD DISTRICT, CALIF. — Movement expected about the same as the 225 units shipped the week of May 6. Trading hearts moderate, others active. Prices hearts slightly lower, others higher. Cartons 2-2½ dozen mostly $28-30.75, 3 dozen mostly $27-29.75, 4 dozen mostly $28.75- $29.75; hearts film bags 18s mostly $25.45-26.45. Quality generally good.

    SANTA MARIA, CALIF. — Movement expected to increase seasonally above the 22 units shipped the week of May 6. Trading active. Prices higher. Prices cartons 2-2½ dozen mostly $26-28, 3 dozen mostly $24.65-26. Quality generally good.

    SALINAS-WATSONVILLE, CALIF. — Harvest expected to begin the week of June 3 and be fully underway the week of June 16. Quality expected to be generally good. FIRST REPORT.

 

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