Spring is here, and that means you'll soon be able to spruce up your recipes with Georgia's own Vidalia onions. Why it ...

Vidalia onions are Georgia’s number one vegetable commodity which produces over 200 million pounds of product.

Oh—and it’s not just tradition. It’s the law. Thanks to the Vidalia Onion Act of 1986, only onions grown in the official region can be labeled “Vidalia.” So if you’re looking to spice ...

"It's very important to the state of Georgia and the Southeast Georgia region. Only 20 counties can grow, pack, and ship the Vidalia sweet onion. We are blessed to be known throughout the world for it ...

The onions, known for their distinct sweet and crisp flavor, are only grown in select counties in Georgia and have been a ...

The Vidalia Onion Act of 1986 established the official growing region and trademarked the term “Vidalia onion,” so any time you have a Vidalia onion you can be sure it was grown right here in Georgia.

Vidalia Sweet Onions are officially packaged and on the way to grocery stores all over the nation and parts of the world. April 15 marked packaging day for all ...

GLENNVILLE, GA - As announced by the Georgia Department of Agriculture and the Vidalia Onion Committee, it is the official start of Vidalia Sweet Onion season. Bland Farms has completed its first ...

“It’s only grown in the great state of Georgia,” Harper added. “It’s definitely something we are really proud of.” Vidalia onions are expected to appear on store shelves and restaurant ...