Survey seeks outlook from potato and onion marketers

(Photo courtesy Side Delights)

A survey from The Packer is seeking input for the publication’s Nov. 14 Potato and Onion Marketing Section.

Marketers who handle potatoes and/or onions are encouraged to give their perspectives on their company’s respective market plans and outlook.

The survey is available online here.

Questions in the survey include: 

  • Have you made any new product or packaging introductions this fall? 
  • How can retailers best promote holiday sales of potatoes/onions?
  • How are consumers using potatoes and onions today compared with 10 years ago? What does that mean for your operation?
  • How do you compare foodservice demand now versus before the pandemic?
  • One thing that has surprised me about this season is ...
  • The biggest challenge for growers/shippers for this marketing year is ...


Marketers are encouraged to send related images to news@thepacker.com.

 

Latest News

How new research could prevent frost damage in orchards
How new research could prevent frost damage in orchards

In this podcast episode, Advanced Agriscience's Collin Juurakko shares interesting discoveries he's made about how frost crystals form and how that led to a potential solution for tree-fruit growers across the globe.

Cool Creations previews new products at AWG show
Cool Creations previews new products at AWG show

North Kansas City, Mo.-based Cool Creations LLC had two new products to show off at the Associated Wholesale Grocers' seventh annual Innovation Showcase, March 25-26.

Dole, Fresh Express nix sale of fresh vegetables division
Dole, Fresh Express nix sale of fresh vegetables division

Following Department of Justice concerns about competition in the packaged salad market, the companies have abandoned the proposed $308 million deal.

Fresh Del Monte named to most trusted companies list
Fresh Del Monte named to most trusted companies list

Fresh Del Monte is among the honorees on the Most Trustworthy Companies in America 2024 list, recognized for a commitment to quality, sustainability and innovation in fresh produce.

Improved conditions for West Mexico produce may arrive with spring
Improved conditions for West Mexico produce may arrive with spring

West Mexico growers faced a tough fall/winter season, but distributors believe things are looking up for spring with increased supplies and more reasonable prices.

What’s next for retail foodservice: Retailers dish up insights in free webinar
What’s next for retail foodservice: Retailers dish up insights in free webinar

"Impact Retail Foodservice 2024" will gather industry experts to discuss opportunities and challenges, as well as share insights for driving growth in the year ahead in one of the hottest departments in grocery.