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Lettuce from California is typically harvested and then transported in refrigerated trucks to maintain freshness. After being packaged in crates or boxes, it is shipped to various distribution centers and retailers across the country. The use of temperature-controlled logistics is crucial to ensure the lettuce remains crisp and safe for consumption during transit. Additionally, some lettuce may also be transported via rail or air for quicker delivery to distant markets.
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How is lettuce transported?
Cardboard boxes by truck or rail, refrigerated containers
Where does lettuce grow in California?
The ground
How is leather transported into California?
by boat
What is California's most important vegetables?
Lettuce and tomatoes
How much of the country's lettuce is produced in California as of 2006?
70%
What part of the US is lettuce grown in?
Lettuce can be grown in a garden almost anywhere in the US, but by far the majority of commercial lettuce is grown in the Salinas Valley on California's central coast.
Where is lettuce made?
Lettuce (iceberg) is grown in fields I believe from Arizona to California. In the Spring it comes from Arizona and as the ground warms up the harvest moves into Southern California, then into the Central Valley and then into the Coastal Valleys.
What crops are grown in northern California?
Citrus fruit, lettuce, strawberries, tomatoes.
How do goods get from place to place in California?
They are generally transported by land, rail or air
What state grows the most lettuce?
California is the biggest producer of strawberries followed by Florida. California grows them from January through November.
What are crops that grow in California in fall?
There are many things that you in California's fall climate. My favorites include Onions, Garlic, Shallots, Cabbage, Brussel sprouts, Lettuce, kale,Baby green lettuce, carrots, celery, Artichoke, Potatoes in November. There is a lot more I suggest talking to your local nursery.
Who is the four people who made it possible to buy lettuce at a store?
Well, honey, it takes a whole lot more than four people to get that lettuce to the store. You've got farmers growing it, truck drivers hauling it, warehouse workers storing it, and store employees stocking it. So, next time you grab a head of lettuce, just remember you're benefiting from a whole army of people making it happen.
