r/ProduceDepartment

Tried posting in r/AbsoluteUnits gotta show it off somewhere.

Came across this online, banana and produce lovers, would you guys actually buy something like this? Why or why not?

Good carrots come in small packages lolol

For St. Patrick’s Day, we ordered a bunch of cabbage, carrots, and red potatoes. I’d say at least 20 on the cabbage. For context, I work at a smaller store but we still get good foot traffic. Well, the meat department ran out of corned beef the Friday before and wasn’t getting any more in before the holiday. As such, nobody was buying any cabbage. So we had an insane amount left over. (Like two full shopping carts and maybe six other cases). This is the last case I was going through today: a month and a half later. As you all know, you just gotta peel off all the bad leaves/layers until you hit nice cabbage. So it wasn’t a total loss. For anyone curious, we wrap ours since we don’t have a wet rack, just a simple open face refrigerated case.

The black shelving sits just below waist height and most customers (aside from kids) would be looking down primarily to look at the product. Should I face it so all the text on the lids are facing the same way or the front/side labels are facing the same way (as shown here)? Does it really matter?

Alright I bought these god forsaken things over 2 weeks ago. Why is it when I need them to last longer they are completely brown the next day but now…. 2 WEEKS! Why how and fix?

Was at a local grocery store and noticed this is how they reduced their melons! Made me laugh but honestly was tempted hahaha

I made this game if anyone likes wordle and the price is right and is interested in trying it out. Item changes daily:

PricedIn: Burger King Original Chicken Sandwich (MSRP, US National Average)

Anchor: 1979 ⚓

Accuracy: 50% 🎯

88: 🟩

98: 🟥🟥🟥

07: 🟥🟥🟥

17: 🟥🟩

26: 🟥🟩

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I’ve seen intertwined carrots, but this is on another level!