Everyone is a critic, but some are better than others.

News coverage is ramping up about the potential effects on perishable imports caused by the government shutdown.

There is no Dow Jones Average for produce, unfortunately, but the quest to measure the market persists.

It is always strawberry season somewhere, isn’t it?

What is the relative importance of each state to the fresh produce industry?

The government is dysfunctional.

Check out the above chart showing the shortfall in shipments of romaine in early December compared with a year ago.

The premium paid for organic produce is a moving target, and it is far from standard for fresh produce commodities.

How quickly will romaine rebound?

Has there ever been a fresh produce item that has ascended per capita consumption levels as fast as the avocado?