Mike Mauti

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In the ever-present push and pull between produce buyer and supplier, here’s how to tip the scales in your favor.
After bananas and apples, the perennial household favorites, tomatoes, typically go toe-to-toe with potatoes, carrots and onions jockeying for position in the shopping cart.
As you’re getting plans in place now for how best to take advantage of cherries this summer, take a look at the historic pricing and sizing information reported by USDA to get a feel for what’s ahead.
The other day, someone asked me if I like to eat papayas, to which I responded, “What kind of papayas?”
As a top-five fruit, shopkeepers should take great care when creating an orange offer.
The crystal ball of historical data shows what could happen with organic and conventional produce prices, says Mike Mauti of Execulytics.