The cluster, minus any blemished grapes, is then carefully placed into a bin, basket, or bucket, ensuring no leaves or bits of stems end up in the container too. It is recommended to carry the ...

The Dominican Republic just made history with the first table grape container shipment to the United States. This is the first of what authorities hope will be many to come in the future.

However, if you plan to use your grapes sooner than that, it's totally fine to take them off the stem. Just stash them in an airtight container and use them as quickly as possible. If you're using ...

There are many reasons why grapes spoil, including pre-washing them or storing them in airtight containers. Both of these can lead to excess moisture, which speeds up spoilage, making them soggy ...