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Produce in Salem, OH
Huffman Fruit Farm - Salem, OH - Phone: (330) 533-5700
Less & Less Farm - Salem, OH - Phone: (330) 533-8762
POFF Video Productions - Salem, OH - Phone: (330) 337-7633
Rea Farm Market - Salem, OH - Phone: (330) 332-5350
Room 257-B Recording Studio - Salem, OH - Phone: (330) 332-2552
Salem Video Arts - Salem, OH - Phone: (330) 337-8273
Sebring Container Corporation - Salem, OH - Phone: (330) 332-1533
Helpful Definition for: Produce
The term 'produce' implies that the products are fresh and generally in the same state as and where they were harvested; that is, 'produce' is the main product sold by greengrocers, and are available in farmers' markets and fruit markets in Salem.
Since many fruits and vegetables are eaten raw, everyone, from farmer to retailer, works diligently to protect these foods from contamination through the various stages of production, manufacturing, processing, handling, transportation, sales and consumption.
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