Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, and some retailers have started getting into the fall spirit by highlighting apples on social media.
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Stew Leonard’s showed a sign with information about a local grower and asked customers about their favorite apple varieties in a Facebook post.
A Whole Foods Market store in Swampscott, Mass., showed off local apples on Instagram.
On Facebook Erewhon Natural Foods Market, Los Angeles, was excited to have organic apples back in the store.
Randazzo Fresh Market, a Michigan gourmet market with three locations, called out local Paula Red apples on Twitter.
First of the season, fresh local Paula Red Apples! Many more varieties to follow! #apples #FallisComing pic.twitter.com/BP12ISBUsC
— Randazzo Market (@randazzofm) August 27, 2014
Mill Valley Market, Mill Valley, Calif., used Instagram to let customers know about apples from a local grower.
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