Most shoppers are familiar with PLU code stickers on fresh produce, commonly removed prior to the consumption of portable fruits like apples and bananas. Rumors claiming that fruit stickers are ...

Somewhere in there hangs a fruit sticker, ripped off of an apple or banana and smacked on its ugly new home. To most, these stickers are a nuisance, an inconveniently placed speed bump.

You may not pay much attention to that fruit sticker on your apple or orange - though it's often frustrating to remove - and it usually just ends up in the trash. However, Amron is a man who has ...

(For example, there’s a different PLU code for each type of apple.) The last thing numbers on fruit stickers tell you is the supplier or grower of the produce. “For instance, we put the ...

Today: Are fruit stickers, um, edible ... say, an organic Fuji apple and a conventionally grown Honeycrisp without having to take a tiny nibble of each one. The stickers apply only to produce ...

It is seen in big cities like Delhi and Mumbai and even in districts of UP and Bihar that apples and oranges are sold with pasted stickers. Seeing the stickers on the fruit, most people assume ...

When you pay for an apple at the grocery store, you might assume you're paying for a little bit of everything that helped ...