Whole Foods and Fresh Market have some of the best fresh fruits and vegetables among national grocery chains, but how do they ...

Make your produce display look visually appealing by mixing together color groups. For example, lettuce, green apples, celery and broccoli blend together.

There's only one slight problem with the huge purple ribbon signifying the Grand Champion Sweepstakes winner in a certain Western Washington Fair exhibit — it covers up a ...

Admit it - you've silently mocked display bowls of fake fruit for years. Turns out, though, that real fruit in bowls goes bad ...

Ever wonder where those fat red grapes or sun-ripened cantaloupes come from in the middle of winter? Supermarkets will have to post a sign telling you, under a little-noticed section of the huge fa… ...

If you take more than 10 percent of the fruit in a stacked produce display — watch out. The iconic sloped produce displays in grocery stores can cause chaos when they collapse.

Look for stickers on the produce, display signs or shipping containers. How to check if unmarked produce is conventional or organic: Look for a code on sticker or rubber band.