Pumello skyrockets to No. 1 on Produce Market Guide

Citrus fruits are trending on the Produce Market Guide. Among them are pumello, oranges and clementines.

By The Packer Staff

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November 15, 2022 01:39 AM

Pumello became the No. 1 searched commodity on the Produce Market Guide the week of Dec. 23. Altogether citrus seems to be the most popular category right now. Oranges came in at No. 2 and close behind in third, clementines. Bananas and cucumbers filled in the top 5 searches produce items on Produce Market Guide.

The Produce Market Guide platform connects produce buyers and sellers. Below, find the top 20 searched commodities on Produce Market Guide during the week of December 23rd.

Oranges Clementines Citrus Cucumbers Bananas Produce Retail Produce - General

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