Tag: celery
ProduceIQ: Eclipsing expectations with Week 14 highlights
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It might just be the ample amount of time I spent listening to fire and brimstone Southern Baptist preachers, but between the persistent media buzz about the total eclipse and the 17-year cicada emergence just days away in the Southeast and Midwest, Week #14 is feeling spattered with a bit of apocalyptic verve.
First Quality Produce releases new snack packs
- General News
First Quality Produce, headquartered in the heart of Fresno California, is excited to announce the launch of its innovative and delicious "Snack Buddies" branded snack packs.
Dandy Celery launches ‘National Celery Month’ sweepstakes
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Duda Farm Fresh Foods, a leading grower of fresh vegetables and citrus, launches its sixth annual National Celery Month consumer sweepstakes with a focus on healthier, fresh-forward snacking to increase awareness of the Dandy brand among shoppers.
ProduceIQ: Thanksgiving pull is here, and so is the rain
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Heavy rain is forecasted for the Southeastern U.S. and California this week. This may come as dismal news for growers nearing harvest, but it is a reason to give thanks for off-season growers still fighting the effects of extreme drought.
Duda Farm Fresh Foods launches new snacking line
- General News
Duda Farm Fresh Foods, a leading grower of fresh celery, radish and corn, introduces their new Dandy Snacking In A Snap! product line with the unveiling of the inaugural product, celery dippers at the Global Produce and Floral show to a great response.
Duda’s Dandy Celery launches fall promotion, sweepstakes
- General News
Duda Farm Fresh Foods, a leading grower of fresh celery, radish and corn, is reaching consumers this fall with its new “Celery-Brate Tradition” sweepstakes.
Taylor Farms introduces Celery Bites fresh-cut celery packs
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New Taylor Farms Celery Bites are available nationally and come in two sizes: 8 ounces ($2.99 SRP) and 20 ounces ($4.99 SRP).
ProduceIQ: Record heat contributes to higher market
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Apparently, in response to last month’s audacity to be, on average, one of the coolest Junes in the last few years, July weather is determined to set the whole North American continent ablaze.
ProduceIQ: Markets bite into summer
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Significant increases in commodities such as raspberries, celery, and sweet corn are balancing the scale and steadying the index. Even with the continued hemorrhaging of cherry prices, average produce prices are flat over the prior week.
ProduceIQ: Domestic cherry season makes a dramatic entrance
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If it weren’t for the beginning of cherry season, overall market prices would likely show a slight dip due to a well-earned post-holiday demand hangover.