Watermelon and oranges fight for top spot on Produce Market Guide

Last week on Produce Market Guide searches for watermelon and orange content dominated demand.

By The Packer Staff

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November 12, 2020 11:52 PM

Last week watermelon and orange content dominated Produce Market Guide searches. Lettuce, tomatoes and avocados rounded out the top five searches on the platform that connects produce buyers and sellers. Below, see the top 20 searched commodities on Produce Market Guide.

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