Show us your merchandising photos for PMG’s Produce Artist Award Series

The new deadline for entering the next PMG Produce Artist Award Series contest is June 15. Don’t miss your chance to show your great merchandising displays.

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citrus display
(brian dey of four seasons produce)

What makes a great citrus display? For one merchandiser, it’s about an explosion of citrus with great stacking, color blocking and displaying the inside beauty with cut, wrapped fruit.

Our judges thought so too.

We hope the PMG Produce Artist Award Series winter 2023 contest’s citrus category winner — Brian Dey, senior merchandiser at Four Seasons Produce, Ephrata, Pa. — will inspire you to create your own works of art and send us photos of your displays.

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(Farm Journal)

Regardless of your own store or customer’s parameters and resources, all sorts of merchandising can be helpful for our industry to see.

And for our next contest, we want to see your produce displays. If not you, encourage your team, colleague or customer to show us what they got. The contest is for produce merchandisers, specialists and managers, and the photos must reflect the work of their current role.

WHAT DO I WIN?

You get to be the topic of discussion in the Winner Webinar, where the judges discuss why your display is awesome. Your display photos will be featured in stories online, in print and on social media, with your name and company getting all the credit.

Watch: Winter 2023 PMG Winner Webinar

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(Farm Journal)

Winners of the Best Produce Manager and Best Produce Merchandiser/Specialist awards get a variety of prizes mailed to them. Yes, prizes!

And: You get allll the bragging rights.

HOW DO I ENTER THE CONTEST?

Send us six to 10 photos (high-resolution so they’re not pixelated/blurry for us) of your spring produce, along with your name, job title, company and city/state/country. To enter the spring 2023 Produce Artist Awards contest, send it to artists@producemarketguide.com by June 15. That’s a Thursday.

Categories include: Produce Manager, Produce Merchandiser/Specialist, Mangoes, Vidalia Onions, Berries, Melons and Sweet Corn.

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(Farm Journal)

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