Keystone Fruit Marketing to start Walla Walla Sweet Onion season in June
Market conditions are expected to remain steady, with key promotional opportunities around Independence Day and throughout July.
Courtesy Progressive Produce
GREENCASTLE, PA – MAY 11, 2026 — Keystone Fruit Marketing BB #:334262, a division of Progressive Produce BB #:113613, is gearing up for an early June start for the Walla Walla sweet onion season.
Grown in a unique region and cultivated by third-generation growers, Walla Walla sweet onions are known for their exceptional sweetness and consistent quality.
“One of the things that sets Walla Walla sweet onions apart is where and how they’re grown,” said Dan Borer, Keystone Sales and Commodity Manager. “From the region itself to the fact that growers produce their own seed, it all contributes to delivering one of the sweetest onions available.”
Market conditions are expected to remain steady, with key promotional opportunities around Independence Day and throughout July.
Keystone supports customers with customized promotional programs and a full range of pack styles, including cartons, RPCs, bins, and consumer packs.
For more information about Keystone Fruit Marketing and the Walla Walla sweet onion season, please get in touch with Dan Borer at 509-876-7971 or dan@keystonefruit.com.
Keystone Fruit Marketing is a division of Progressive Produce. Progressive Produce is a year-round grower/packer/shipper of fresh produce. We grow thousands of acres throughout North and South America of potatoes, onions, asparagus, citrus, and other fruits and vegetables and provide outstanding service 365 days a year.
Contact: Matthew Gideon
Phone: 210-259-3530
Email: matthew@keystonefruit.com
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