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Iovine Brothers Produce

lcibelli — Tue, 17 May 2022 17:20:20 +0000

A lot has changed since brothers James and Vincent Iovine first opened this stand in the early 1990s, but the fresh, quality ingredients and exceptional customer service that made them local legends have remained the cornerstones of their business. Now, what started as a modest produce stall is a go-to destination for Philadelphia chefs and food lovers, famous for its colorful displays, reasonable prices, and wide array of specialty produce. Stop in to experience the true bustle of the market and discover common and exotic ingredients from all over the world. From staples like potatoes and onions to gourmet mushrooms, obscure fruits and vegetables, cold pressed juice, and a wall of containers filled with all sorts of nuts, beans, seeds, and dried fruits, Iovine’s has everything you need to stoke your culinary imagination.

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Lancaster Produce Co.

intern — Wed, 19 Mar 2025 15:54:21 +0000

Lancaster Produce Co., offers high-quality seasonal produce, Amish crafts, jarred jams & pickled items such as red beat eggs, and potted plants. Owned and operated by Javan Esh of Dutch Eating Place and Lancaster County Dairy, the produce stand will focus on Lancaster County farmers, adding products from other areas of Pennsylvania and New Jersey and adding produce and fruit from other parts of the country while focusing on quality.

Locally grown produce means customers can expect the best quality, fewer herbicides, and more attention to detail. Esh will source as much from Amish and Mennonite farmers as possible, getting produce from a local produce auction in Lancaster County in the warmer months and utilizing greenhouse-grown options in the winter.

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O.K. Produce

lcibelli — Mon, 27 Jun 2022 18:20:09 +0000

Whether you need to stock up on basics like potatoes, bananas, and onions, or pick up fresh yuca, pomegranate, or daikon radish to cook something special, OK (Lee) Produce’s bins of fruits and vegetables have what you’re after. As their name implies, OK (Lee) Produce focuses on fresh products, though they do carry a small selection of pantry staples like spices, nuts, dried noodles, and other Asian grocery items. A refrigerator case keeps bright green bunches of fresh herbs and bags of salad greens cool. For a treat, OK Lee always stocks fresh berries, so you can be sure to get your antioxidants for the day. It’s easy to get carried away with their special offers, as they frequently bag up bulbs of fennel or heads of lettuce by twos or threes for a dollar. Another boon for the budget conscious? They offer a 10 percent discount to students and senior citizens every day of the week with valid identification.

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