Baltimore is famously recognized for its seafood, particularly its crabs, but it also boasts a lively produce industry. As the largest city in Maryland, Baltimore plays a crucial role in the state’s agricultural sector. In Maryland, nearly 30,000 acres are dedicated to vegetable cultivation, with sweet corn covering over 8,000 acres, followed by watermelon at more than 3,700 acres. Additionally, fruit production spans over 4,000 acres, with apples occupying nearly 1,800 acres.

Washington apples are a cornerstone of CMI Orchards, representing one of its three main product lines.

Bland Farms' Vidalia sweet onions will be available through early October for the first time in years. This extended season is a rare opportunity for consumers to enjoy these coveted sweet onions well beyond the typical season, just in time for Labor Day grilling and fall recipes.

PRO*ACT announced a strategic partnership with Pepper, an innovative platform that enhances distribution and marketing efficiency within the foodservice industry.

Nickey Gregory Co., a full line produce distributor that provides overnight deliveries throughout the Southeast, is thrilled to be once again attending the upcoming Southern Innovations show and has plenty to talk about at the event.

FirstFruits Farms takes great pride in growing apples in Washington state because the unique growing conditions help produce some of the best apples in the world.