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Sample rows

10 of the 664 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 183 businesses, 128 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 71.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 626 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 596 rated businesses is 4.2, and 91 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 465 email addresses, 163 (35%) are role addresses such as info@, 256 (55%) name a person and 46 (10%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this produce wholesaler email list?

The file has 664 Google Maps listings in the Produce wholesaler category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a business that buys fruit and vegetables in volume and resells them: a terminal market stall, a distributor that delivers to restaurants and grocers, an importer with a cold warehouse, or a packer-shipper that sells to retailers. A company with warehouses in two cities and separate listings is two rows.

Of the 664 wholesalers, 465 have an email address. Phone numbers are on 643 rows and a website is on 436. Produce is traded by phone early in the morning, so the phone column covers nearly every row and the website column is thinner.

Every row carries the category Produce wholesaler. The file does not say which items a company handles, whether it sells organic, imports or serves foodservice. The company's own pages show that.

How can you segment the file?

Open the CSV in a spreadsheet and filter it. Four columns do the work for produce houses.

State and city give the routes. California has 183 listings, far more than any other state, with Texas at 71 and Florida at 47. South San Francisco has 24 listings, Los Angeles and Houston 20 each, and Rio Rico, Arizona 16. A cold-chain seller or a trucking firm plans around hubs like these.

Produce houses tend to put their trade in the name. Words such as Produce, Fruit, Vegetable, Farms, Fresh, Wholesale, Distributors, Imports and Terminal appear in names. Farms and Growers suggest a packer-shipper, Distributors and Foodservice suggest a firm that sells to restaurants, and Imports suggests a firm that brings in fruit from abroad.

The email column holds 256 addresses that look like a person's name, 163 role addresses such as sales@ or orders@, and 46 on free webmail. Named addresses are the largest group here, and in a produce house they commonly belong to a salesman or an owner who works the phones.

• State and city: truck routes, cold storage regions or sales territories.
• Business name: Farms, Distributors, Imports or Terminal to separate the types.
• Email type: named addresses for a salesman or buyer, orders@ for an order desk.
• Website: the product page shows what the company handles and for whom.

Who buys a produce wholesaler email list?

The buyers are suppliers to produce houses. Packaging makers sell corrugated boxes, clamshells, crates and liners. Pallet and bin suppliers sell wood, plastic and returnable containers. Refrigerated carriers and freight brokers bid for loads, and reefer trailer sellers and lessors pitch equipment.

Cold storage and ripening room builders sell refrigeration, humidification and ethylene control. Distribution and accounting software vendors sell inventory with lot tracking and credit management, which a business with short shelf life needs. Food safety consultants and traceability labeling firms sell audits and label printers. Produce factoring firms offer cash against invoices. Growers and importers look for new buyers, and insurance brokers sell spoilage and cargo cover.

How do you run outreach to produce wholesalers?

A produce house runs on early mornings. Salesmen and buyers start before dawn, take calls through the morning and clear email in the afternoon. A short note that can be read between calls works best, and a long pitch gets ignored.

With 256 named addresses, you can write to a person by name on many rows. For the 163 role addresses, such as sales@ or orders@, the reader is an order desk or an office clerk. Ask them to forward the note to whoever buys supplies, trucking or software.

Produce people talk in cases, loads and days. A packaging maker should name the box size, the case price and the lead time. A carrier should name the lanes and the temperature control. A grower should say what is in season and the volume available. A software vendor should show how it tracks a lot from receiving to invoice.

A produce house's own pages, where it has them, show its customers. An importer and a restaurant distributor need different services, and a company that lists organic items has packaging and certification needs that a conventional distributor lacks. Dedupe by domain, test with one small group of houses and look at bounces before the remaining send.

What email rules apply when you write to produce wholesalers?

A sales email to a produce company needs two CAN-SPAM basics: your company's valid physical postal address in the message, and an opt-out that works and is honored. A buyer who writes back to stop the emails has opted out, so remove the address.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 183 produce wholesaler listings and 128 emails. Texas has 71 and 50, Florida 47 and 33, Arizona 33 and 23, and Michigan 27 and 19. Illinois has 22 listings and 15 emails, Ohio 21 and 15, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin 18 each with 13 emails, and Georgia 16 and 11.

South San Francisco has 24 listings, Los Angeles and Houston 20 each, Rio Rico 16, Detroit 15, San Francisco and Chicago 14 each, Dallas 13, and San Jose and Oakland 12 each.

The Bay Area fills four slots in the city list: South San Francisco, San Francisco, San Jose and Oakland. A carrier or supplier based there can serve those four on one route. A Texas seller can combine Houston and Dallas. A national vendor can start with California and work down the state list.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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