Tag: produce with pamela

I have a 14-year-old son, so I’m more plugged in to sneaker culture than I ever cared to be. So, when I caught a glimpse of the Dragonfruit Nike AF1s, I knew it was a strong possibility that I would have to get a pair.

What I find most interesting about these reports isn’t the high prices. Numerator has some fantastic charts showing how consumer spending behavior has changed over the past year.

Identifying food trends is one of my favorite guessing games of the year, and the past few years have given us a lot to chew on, figuratively and literally.

So many apples are just hitting their stride right now, and what’s funny is most of them in my crisper drawer are some kind of Honeycrisp cross.

I’m trying really hard to justify this as a work expense, but I don’t think it’s going to fly. 

I've been curious about using the latest iteration of Just Walk Out technology as I'm sure it's changed quite a bit since I first tested it at Amazon Go in Seattle.

NEWARK, NJ -- Where previous mainstream operators have failed in this neighborhood, Seabra Foods has found its niche serving ethnic communities.

I didn't expect to find a lot of new products on the floor at the New York Produce Show on Dec. 1, but there were a few that caught my eye as following broader trends either emerging or reemerging.

As I prepare to board my flight for the New York Produce Show, I’m reflecting on a year back on the road.

Our first stop was Soriana, which had one of the larger produce departments, but showed an explanation to something I had seen on TikTok recently.