Tomatoes can be grown in any US state, though I'm not sure how well they'd do in Alaska or Hawaii.
However, if you know a tomato or tomato product was grown in the US, the odds are that it's from California (California utterly dominates the processed-tomato market, with about a 96% share; Florida and California together account for 2/3 to 3/4 of the fresh tomato market, split roughly evenly between the two, with Florida usually having a slight edge).
New Jersey
Nebraska
Georgia.
Washington.
Iowa
California
Iowa
California is the largest plum-producing state.
If it's a state in the US, i think it would be Hawaii
Louisiana
In the US, California is famous for its grapes.
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