I have to think that one of the simplest ways to introduce new fruits and vegetables to kids — especially little kids — is to let them see you eat and enjoy the items yourself
For the fourth week in a row, pummelos and oranges have led Produce Market Guide's top 20 fruits and vegetables, with cucumbers taking the No. 3 spot the week of Jan. 20.
As a food journalist and a relatively curious eater, I’m always a sucker for those end-of-year lists predicting what trends will be big in the new year.
Pummelos and oranges retained their No. 1 and No. 2 rankings on Produce Market Guide the week of Dec. 30, with lettuce shooting up to No. 3 from No. 15 the previous week.
In 2019, business consolidation and acquisitions were a continued theme across all aspects of the fresh produce industry. Below are some of the
more noteable moves of the past 12 months.
As consumer interest in topics like locally grown food, sustainability, food deserts and urban agriculture continues to grow, innovative produce
companies continue to meet demand.
The top seven commodities on Produce Market Guide held steady with only slight shuffling the week of Dec. 9, with mandarins and tangerines moving up to No. 3 from the previous week.
