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Vertical farm Oishii releases Rubī tomato

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Vertical farming leader Oishii unveiled the Rubī tomato, which offers a balance of sweetness, acidity, and umami.

New Jersey students benefit from fresh produce program

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USDA-funded New Jersey program expands in bringing fresh fruits and vegetables to schoolchildren in 22 schools

New Jersey Secretary of Ag to step down

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New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas Fisher announced he will resign on July 1, after serving 14 years on the job.

New Jersey reports record for schools in Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program

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As part of the New Jersey Department of Agriculture’s continuing efforts to improve nutritional opportunities for school children, New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas Fisher today announced that a record-high 210 New Jersey schools are participating in the 2022-2023 school year’s Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (FFVP).

Labor problems don’t spare New Jersey growers

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The perennial thorn of labor remains a trouble spot for those in New Jersey, as well …

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Competition characterizes retail in New Jersey

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Although retail changes in New Jersey were a mixed bag for 2018 and early 2019, a …

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New Jersey growers keep their eye on environment

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When it comes to sustainability, grower-shipper Nardelli Brothers, Inc., BB #:101204 Cedarville, NJ, continues to add …

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New Jersey firms show expansive growth

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Eastern Propak, LLC, BB #:159451 in Glassboro, NJ, is ready to receive and process more of …

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New Jersey competes nationally with berries and stone fruit

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Despite wild weather, New Jersey harvested around 64 million pounds of peaches in 2018, which was …

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New Jersey local capitalizes on organic as well

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Across the New Jersey industry, suppliers like Jeff Danner, general manager for Eastern Propak, LLC, in …

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