South Carolina publishes weekly fruit & vegetable review

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South Carolina publishes weekly fruit & vegetable review
Hugh E. Weathers, Commissioner — South Carolina Department of Agriculture
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Jun 13, 2025
ByPalmetto State News
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The South Carolina Department of Agriculture, under the leadership of Commissioner Hugh Weathers, releases its Fruit & Vegetable Weekly Review regularly. This publication is made available every week except during Thanksgiving and Christmas.

The review is a collaborative effort between the Market News Division located at 117 Ballard Court in West Columbia, SC, and the USDA-AMS Fruit & Vegetable Division. It serves as an important resource for updates on fruit and vegetable markets within the state.

Interested individuals can download the latest edition of the Fruit and Vegetable Review in PDF format or view past reviews to stay informed about market trends and developments.

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