Spring is officially arriving across the south. The changing weather brings a fresh wave of crops to the local farm stands and supermarket bins. Shoppers are eager to buy crisp greens and sweet fruits after a long winter of heavy meals. However, the prices are not uniform. The cost of fresh food is shifting rapidly depending on your exact location. Whether you are buying sweet onions down in Valdosta or visiting the local farmers’ market in Carrollton, you will notice different price tags. The supply chain and local weather patterns are causing noticeable swings. Here is why spring produce pricing varies across Georgia markets right now.
