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Radishes

Commodity Overview

Radishes may not be the flashiest vegetable in the department, they are a steady seller, so be sure to promote them regularly to add dollars to the bottom line.

Produce Availability

  • Colors Information:
  • Domestic:
  • Import:
  • Export:
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PLUs

4739 black
4089 bunched, red
4740 bunched, white
4741 Italian red
4742 red
4743 white

Varieties

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Red Radishes
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Easter Egg Radishes
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Watermelon Radishes
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French Breakfast Radishes
Retail Price Data is based on USDA Specialty Crops Market News surveys. Data collection ends on the report date and encompasses ad pricing good from the Saturday before the report release date through the following Friday. Weekly data - from over 400 retailers, comprising more than 30,000 individual stores with online weekly advertised features - covers over 250 produce items. Registered (logged-in) users, can access weekly reports and additional market information.
USDA Specialty Crops Market News publishes FOB and Movement data on a daily and weekly basis. Pricing and volume information is aggregated by commodity and published weekly, subject to any source-data adjustments. Commodity data is further processed based on origin (domestic vs imports) and type (regular vs. organic). Registered (logged-in) users, can access weekly reports and additional market information.

Facts

  • They may be small, but radishes pack a nutritional punch. Radish greens are high in vitamin C, which is an anti-oxidant that helps boost the immune system and can help prevent cancer. Be-cause of their spicy flavor, radishes have been used to soothe sore throats and clear sinuses. Rad-ishes contain phytonutrients that have been shown to help fight cancer.
  • The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the following nutrient content descriptors for radishes: fat-free, saturated fat-free, very low sodium, cholesterol-free, low in calories, and high in vitamin C.

Sales Strategies

  • Radishes can be served both raw and cooked, which creates cross-merchandising opportunities, including salad dressing, bagged salad, croutons and other salad vegetables.
  • Radishes are available year-round, so promote them throughout the year.
  • Fall: Include radishes on veggie trays for football game-day tailgates.
  • Winter: Promote radishes as an addition to holiday salads. Demonstrate how to make radish roses as a plate garnish.
  • Spring: Promote radishes as a healthy snack when paired with dip and as a way to add some life to a salad.
  • Summer: Radishes can be grilled, so include them in summertime grilling promotions.

Dynamic Displays

  • Keep radishes refrigerated. If you offer bunches with tops, be sure to place them under misters, but keep bagged product away from any water.
  • Use radishes’ bright red color to break up an otherwise dull display of green salad vegetables.
  • Consider offering both bunched radishes to appeal to consumers wanting that farm-fresh feel and bagged product for shoppers looking for a little more convenience.

Food Service

  • Use radish tops in salads or cook them as a traditional green side dish.
  • Stuff radishes and offer them as part of an appetizer plate.
  • Sliced radishes can be added to salads or salad bars.
  • Sculpt radishes to use as an eye-catching plate garnish.
  • Roasted radishes make an attractive and tasty side dish.
  • Substitute radishes for turnips to add some extra flavor to a dish.

In the Backroom

Shipping
Topped 40-lb. sacks/bags, loose 25-lb. bags 14 1-lb. bags 14 1-lb. resealable bags 12-lb. baskets/cartons 30 6-oz. or 24 8-oz. bags 4 5-lb. bags Bunched 35-lb. carton/crates, 48-count 30-lb. 4/5-bushel cartons/lugs 25-lb. cartons, 24-count 20-lb. cartons/crates, 2 dozen 15-lb. cartons/crates, 24-count RPC – 6411, 6413, 6416, 6419, 6420, 6423, 6425 Foodservice packs 6-, 24- and 42-count bags, bunched 25-pound bags, loose

Grades
Topped and bunched U.S. No. 1 U.S. commercial

Handling
Temperature: 32 F (0 C) Relative humidity: 95-100% Mist: bunched, yes; do not mist wrapped product Typical shelf life: bunched, 10 to 14 days; topped 14 to 21 days; larger winter radishes, two to four months Moderately sensitive to freezing injury (Able to recover from one or two light freezings.) If tops of the radishes are attached, they should also be fresh and not wilted.

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The Association of Arizona Food Banks

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Business Type:
Food Bank
Location HQ:
Phoenix, 85004 Arizona
Berries:
Strawberries
Citrus:
Grapefruit, Lemons, Limes, Oranges, Clementines / Mandarins / Tangerines
Deciduous Fruit:
Apples, Grapes, Pears, Pomegranates
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Labatt Food Service

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Business Type:
Wholesaler
Location HQ:
Dallas, 75247 Texas
Berries:
Blackberries, Blueberries, Cranberries, Raspberries, Strawberries
Citrus:
Grapefruit, Lemons, Limes, Oranges
Deciduous Fruit:
Apples
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Ardry Farms

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Business Type:
Grower, Shipper
Location HQ:
Howard, 16841 Pennsylvania
Berries:
Strawberries
Melons:
Cantaloupe, Watermelon
Cooking Vegetables:
Cabbage, Corn, Potatoes, Pumpkins
Salad Vegetables:
Broccoli, Radishes, Tomatoes
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Illinois Specialty Growers Association

Overview (1)   (0)   (0)  
Business Type:
Trade Association
Location HQ:
Bloomington, 61701 Illinois
Berries:
Blackberries, Blueberries, Raspberries, Strawberries
Deciduous Fruit:
Apples, Grapes
Melons:
Cantaloupe, Watermelon
Stone Fruit:
Peaches
Cooking Vegetables:
Asparagus
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Veg-Pak Produce Ltd

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Business Type:
Importer, Wholesaler
Location HQ:
Toronto, M8Y 1H8 Ontario
Cooking Vegetables:
Beets, Brussels Sprouts, Garlic, Herbs, Leeks, Onions, Bulb, Parsnips, Potatoes, Squash, Summer
Salad Vegetables:
Spinach
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Les Fermes Du Soleil Inc

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Business Type:
Grower, Shipper
Location HQ:
Ste Clotilde De Chateauguay, J0L 1W0 Quebec
Cooking Vegetables:
Onions, Bulb, Potatoes, Napa Cabbage
Salad Vegetables:
Carrots, Celery, Lettuce, Onions, Green, Radishes, Romaine
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Pioneer Growers Cooperative

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Business Type:
Grower, Shipper, Wholesaler
Location HQ:
Bainbridge, 31734 Georgia
Cooking Vegetables:
Cabbage, Corn, Green Beans
Salad Vegetables:
Celery, Radishes
Specialties:
Chicory
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Great Earth Produce Inc

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Business Type:
Broker, Shipper, Wholesaler
Location HQ:
Los Angeles, 90021 California
Cooking Vegetables:
Cabbage, Cauliflower, Garlic
Salad Vegetables:
Peppers, Bell, Spinach, Broccoli, Celery, Lettuce, Onions, Green, Radishes
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Greenery Produce

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Business Type:
Broker, Exporter, Shipper, Importer
Location HQ:
Barendrecht, 1721 CV
Cooking Vegetables:
Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, Eggplant, Onions, Bulb
Salad Vegetables:
Peppers, Bell, Celery, Cucumbers, Endive/Escarole, Lettuce, Radishes
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Develop 360 LLC

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Business Type:
Grower, Wholesaler
Location HQ:
Davenport, 33837 Florida
Berries:
Blackberries, Blueberries, Cranberries, Gold Raspberries, Red Raspberries, Strawberries, Red Currants, Kiwiberries, Cape Gooseberries/Goldenberries
Citrus:
Melogold








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