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IT'S THE SEASON FOR TOMATOES

We have an amazing assortment of fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood and other products, right here in Florida.

So, next time you’re at the grocery store, choose "Fresh From Florida". Not only are you getting locally grown food that’s fresher, you’re also helping support Florida farmers.

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With nearly 1,200 miles of coastline, Florida has a diversity of seafood options year-round.

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  • Did you know?

    You can get a better sear on meat or fish by first patting it dry with a paper towel

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    Strawberries contain more vitamin C than oranges

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    Heirloom vegetables are grown from seeds that have been passed down generations and are naturally pollinated

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    Despite popular belief, the lobes on a bell pepper do not indicate gender or sweetness

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    Bell peppers can also be brown, purple, maroon or white

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    Florida is the top producer of snap beans in the nation

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    Strawberries are sweetest at room temperature

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    There are more than 47,000 farms spread across 9.5 million acres in Florida

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    Sugarcane is commonly planted around eggplant to serve as an effective windbreak

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    January is National Citrus Month

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    Each snap bean pod contains between 4 and 6 snap beans

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    To keep radishes fresh, cut off the leaves and root, wrap them in a damp towel and place them in a resealable bag

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    Florida has more that 4,700 native or naturalized plants

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    Pink shrimp is the most abundant type of shrimp in Florida

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    Honeybees pollinate 75% of Florida's agricultural crops

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    Eggplants are technically berries

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    Garlic peels easier after microwaving it for 10 seconds

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    Water speeds up the spoiling process, so don't wash strawberries until you're ready to eat them

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    A tomato is ready to be eaten when there is a strong, sweet-acidic fragrance at the stem.

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    If all the boxes of Florida tomatoes shipped in a crop year were laid end to end, they'd stretch from Pensacola to Beijing, round trip
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Whether growing indoors or outdoors, Florida has an amazingly colorful variety of plants that are perfectly suited for our subtropical climate.

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