Tag: lettuce
D’Arrigo celebrates century of excellence
- General News
The major Salinas produce firm commemorates a century of excellence as a family of farming and wholesale companies
Arizona leafy greens season begins
- General News
Arizona governor Katie Hobbs has proclaimed November 2023 as Arizona Leafy Greens Month, marking the start of this year's lettuce season
Lettuce growers recovering from heat in Huron, CA
- General News
Markon First Crop (MFC) Green Leaf, Iceberg, and Romaine are sporadically available in Huron, California. Markon Best Available is being substituted as needed.
Mastronardi Produce offers new Queen of Greens salad kits
- General News
Mastronardi Produce is amplifying its premium Queen of Greens lettuce brand with a new series of salad kits.
Misionero offers butter lettuce salad kits
- General News
The Gonzales, CA-based organic leaf greens producer is introducing new salad kits that feature butter lettuce.
The LGBTQ+ sandwich
- Analysis
I recently discovered the LBGTQ+ sandwich. It is in a YouTube video by Joel Leal of You Suck at Cooking (which may or may not be true in your case).
Taylor Farms to debut ready-to-use lettuce toppers at IFPA Foodservice expo
- General News
Taylor Farms, North America’s leading producer of ready-to-eat salads and healthy fresh foods, is pleased to announce the introduction of a foodservice product line expansion in the form of premium, ready-to-use lettuce Toppers for every application – Taylor Toppers!
Green Life Farms expands sales into Winn-Dixie
- General News
Green Life Farms, the leading controlled-environment agriculture grower in the Southeast U.S., announced a new partnership with a major regional grocery store.
Salinas lettuce sees supply gaps due to spring flooding
- General News
Iceberg and leaf lettuce crops in California’s Salinas Valley are experiencing some challenges related to disrupted planting schedules back in March caused by heavy rains/flooding as well as cool, humid conditions over the past two weeks.
lēf Farms recall canceled due to lab error
- General News
“I wish to apologize to lēf Farms, their customers and the public for this unfortunate event,” said Division of Public Health Services (DPHS) Director Tricia Tilley. “lēf Farms’ quick and decisive actions put the health of their customers first. Their products are safe for consumers. We appreciate that lēf Farms has been a willing partner in this process. While this situation is unprecedented, our dedicated staff will embrace all corrective actions to ensure it will not occur again.”