The Vidalia Onion Committee is responsible for overseeing FMO No. 955 and funding various programs such as production research, marketing research, development and marketing promotion. This federal program, along with Georgia state laws, ensures that the Vidalia trademark is safeguarded through a well-established legal structure for the industry.

The Vidalia Onion Committee will be teaming up once again with Certified Angus Beef for a sizzling summer grilling series via social media this year. This marks the second year of the partnership between the two renowned brands.

Vidalia onions are enormously popular among people who enjoy cooking with sweet onions, and the good news for those consumers is that the Vidalia onion season is just around the corner. That means the team at Cowart Farms is very busy.

Since its founding in 2008, Vidalia Sweet Produce has earned a reputation as an outstanding woman-owned farming corporation that specializes in growing, packing and shipping Vidalia sweet onions. The company also deals in watermelons and Vidalia sweet potatoes, as well as yellow, red and white onions.

Getting it right is a year-round job. It’s not luck, it’s generations of experience in decision making and cultivation. G&R will tell you being a farmer is more than just knowing the right variety and season to plant. It’s a plan that has the right onion, for the right time, for the right field, for all the right reasons.

For produce retailers, success hinges on more than just stocking shelves; it’s about creating an experience that keeps customers coming back. Companies like Bland Farms understand the importance of retail promotions in driving traffic, increasing sales and building customer loyalty. This year, the largest grower, packer and shipper of Vidalia Sweet Onions will unveil yet another seasonal promotion to support retailers — The Vidalia Sweet Onion Gold Rush.