Farmers and produce professionals throughout Ohio provide consumers with a range of delicious, healthy, and high-quality fruits and vegetables. The list of items that are grown in the state includes apples, grapes, wild mushrooms, cherries, cabbage, radishes, Swiss chard, raspberries and much more.

Since opening in 2011, the updated Philadelphia Wholesale Produce Market has wowed customers and companies alike for being the world’s largest fully enclosed, fully refrigerated wholesale produce terminal. The facility’s main building is one-quarter mile long and 686,000 square feet, bigger than 14 football fields.

Produce is a big deal in Georgia — its nickname, after all, is the Peach State. Georgia is famous for those peaches, of course, as well as sweet Vidalia onions, but according to the Georgia Farm Bureau’s it’s also the top state in the production of peanuts, pecans, and blueberries, and is near the top in water-melons, cucumbers, sweet corn, Bell peppers, tomatoes, cantaloupes and cabbage.

Flavor 1st Growers & Packers grows and packs more than 30 different varieties of produce, all of which are tracked from field-to-fork using state-of-the-art distribution programs, labeling and procedures.

As Flavor 1st enters the second quarter of 2022, its planning plantings, local programs for summer deals and getting ground ready on its summer farms as it looks forward to a successful summer after a promising 2021.

Nickey Gregory Co., operating on the Atlanta State Farmer’s Market, had its best quarter in the history of the company in Q1 2022 in terms of both sales and cases sold.

Shuman Farms, located in Reidsville, GA, is a year-round grower, packer, and shipper of premium sweet onions from Vidalia, Peru, and Texas.

Being situated in Tattnall County, the company is in the heart of the Vidalia onion growing region, where the sandy soil and unique climate, including mild, short winters, contribute to the Vidalia onion’s mild, sweet flavor.