The Packer seeking input from onion marketers

The Packer is seeking input from onion marketers about their outlook for this spring and summer, to be used for The Packer’s May 10 Onion Marketing Section.

By Tom Karst

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September 23, 2022 04:15 PM

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

The Packer is seeking input from onion marketers about their outlook for this spring and summer. Industry input will be used in stories for The Packer’s May 10 Onion Marketing Section.

Find the survey link here.

Onion suppliers are invited to complete the survey by May 3 and send related pictures to news@thepacker.com.

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