Hold onto your taste buds—the countdown to Vidalia Sweet Onion season is on! Soon, these iconic onions will be making their way from Georgia farms to your table.

The journey began in the early 1930s when Moses "Mose" Coleman discovered the uniquely sweet onions, now famously known as Vidalia Sweet Onions, growing in Toombs County. Vidalia Sweet Onions are grown during the short days of winter and harvested in spring. Each onion pulls nutrients from its top and bottom, forming its signature sweet rings. In ideal conditions, they can grow 1/8" in diameter every 24 hours.

With the Southeast Produce Council’s Southern Exposure on the horizon, Nash Produce is preparing to take advantage of every opportunity the show has to offer.

Turek Farms has been a presence at the Southeast Produce Council’s Southern Exposure pretty much from the beginning, and the company is looking forward to the 2025 edition of the big event, as it seeks to build on existing connections and discover new business opportunities.

Ocean Mist Farms has been an active supporter of Southeast Produce Council’s Southern Exposure show since 2008.

This year, the company will be exhibiting at the show as a Silver Level sponsor and looks forward to participating in conference activities.

The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has big plans for the upcoming Southeast Produce Council’s Southern Exposure show, championing its Fresh From Florida retail program.

The New York Apple Association will be returning to the Southeast Produce Council’s Southern Exposure show for its third-consecutive year, eager to build connections and strengthen its presence in the fresh produce industry.