The Packer looking for insight on Washington Oregon onion outlook

The Packer is seeking input from Washington/Oregon onion suppliers for the July 19 Washington/Oregon Onion Section.

By Tom Karst

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September 23, 2022 01:47 PM

New Mexico is a significant U.S. supplier of onions in June and July.

The Packer is seeking input from Washington/Oregon onion suppliers for the July 19 Washington/Oregon Onion Section.

Please fill out The Packer’s survey (all questions are optional but we value your input on all of them). Also, please send pictures of fields/packed boxes and people from your operation to news@thepacker.com.

Please finish the survey by July 10.

Here is the link to the survey.

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