Pod A Produce List

POD “A”

What will be in your bin 10/06/2026

As of August 1, there has been a small price increase. The full bin is $70 and the half bin $35. Like everyone, we’ve experienced the rising costs of fresh food and wholesale purchasing. This adjustment allows us to continue offering well-balanced bins with a good selection of produce while meeting our wholesaler’s minimum ordering requirements. We remain committed to providing value through fresh, healthy foods at prices that continue to compare favorably with retail grocery stores. Thank you for your understanding, your continued support, and for being an important part of our co-op community.

Our delivery window for the truck is on Tuesday between 10 AM and 11 AM. Please plan to pick up after 12 PM, as we’ll need time to distribute the items to the bins.

Please bring your BAGS, BOXES, BASKETS, or CONTAINERS to collect your produce. We will not be keeping boxes for your use to keep the co-op room cleaner and help prevent the spread of germs.

LEAF, FLOWER, & STEM VEGETABLES

Brussels Sprouts

Kale

Lettuce, Locally Grown

Micro Greens, Locally Grown

Rainbow Chard

FUNGI, FRUIT, & SEED VEGETABLES

Assorted Hard Squash

Bi-Color Corn

Cucumbers

**Green Beans

Poblano Peppers

Tomatoes

Zucchini from Lady Moon Farms

BULB, TUBER & ROOT VEGETABLES

Baby Carrots, Rainbow Mix

Covington Sweet Potatoes (N. Carolina)

Fennel

Garlic

Russian Banana Fingerling Potatoes

Yellow Onions

DESSERT FRUITS & CITRUS

Bananas

DAnjou Pears

Kiwifruit

Pineapple from Wild Harvest

Pink Lady Apples from Washington State

Red Grapes from Wild Harvest

Valencia Oranges

(**) Items will be weighed and bagged.

*Please note: When a bin is extra full for one week, it is generally because we ordered extras due to previous shortages or produce that arrived but was rejected due to spoilage. This does not mean that it is the norm for every week. If there are any shortages in a bin in your Pod A for one week, that credit will be used to purchase extra for the next Pod A pick-up.

To see USDA Grades for Fruit and Vegetable descriptions, please go to https://www.ams.usda.gov/grades-standards.

POSTED 9/19/26 – updated 10/02/26