Read on for the smartest, simplest way to avoid that next time around. Whether you purchase loose, bagged, or boxed ...

Living lettuce is the next best thing to having a garden in your fridge. Typically packaged in a plastic container, the lettuce is typically grown in a greenhouse and sold with its roots intact ...

Lettuce can be grown with ease at home, and its leaves harvested as and when you need them so your salad will be as fresh as can be. Living lettuces can be bought in any large supermarket ...

from time-to-time we do see insects and other small animals such as frogs make it through packaging with fresh produce items. In this instance the customer returned the organic lettuce for an even ...

It’s called living lettuce because the roots are left intact, which makes it last longer. “We think it benefits communities to know exactly where their food comes from and how it’s grown ...

Produce company and packaging experts join forces to create one-of-a-kind lettuce bag with promising feature: 'A big leap forward' first appeared on The Cool Down.

The L.O.T.U.S. team uses aquaponics to grow mostly leafy greens and herbs like lettuce, kale, basil and microgreens. “We only sell stuff living,” Sheffield explains — in other words ...