Recent in-store demos show strongly positive consumer feedback on the SweeTango apple’s taste, quality, value and convenience, marketers report.

Youth entrepreneurship group Lemonade Day and citrus supplier Limoneira Company have established a two-year charitable licensing agreement.

Oranges were once again knocked out of the No. 1 spot on Produce Market Guide, this time by lettuce, which moved up two slots from the previous week to take the lead the week of Nov. 25.

Smart supermarkets of the future can leave behind much of their reliance on single-use packaging, a new report from Greenpeace USA claims.

The demand for sustainability in packaging is growing but the choices in pursuit of that goal aren’t necessarily easy.

Green Thumb Farms has launched a program fall to discover and develop new potato varieties. 

New research reveals that millennial shoppers who buy avocados are important both to the avocado category and to the entire produce department.

Year-over-year retail food price increases continue to be tame and more of the same is expected for 2020.

The Fishers, N.Y.-based New York Apple Association is kicking off the holiday season with new poly bags and a big holiday retail display contest.

I went to the store for three things and came home with 10. That’s how it goes for me, and many other shoppers all over the country, I suspect. How do grocers do this, get people to buy extra items?

With more than 20 years of experience in the North American supermarket industry, Mike Mauti has learned “Retail 101” firsthand.

The Idaho Potato Commission is sending a lucky produce manager to Italy as part of its 2020 Potato Lover’s Month Display Contest.

The produce department of tomorrow may not be one.

A simple question for retailers as we near the end of November: Do you know what your shoppers are doing for the holidays this year?

Reusable plastic container company IFCO Systems has redesigned its website to allow users to find industry-specific products and services.

A new survey by Category Partners found that household size, income and other factors influence how consumers plan to spend Thanksgiving.