Con’s Fruit and Veg to close after 45 years at Adelaide Central Market

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Con’s Fruit and Veg, an iconic stall at Adelaide Central Market, will close its doors on Saturday after 45 years of serving fresh produce to South Australians.

Owners Con, Lina, Peter, and Christina are retiring from trading, marking the end of an era.

The Adelaide Central Market shared the news on Facebook, thanking the family for their longstanding contribution and inviting customers to visit the stall one last time to share memories and say their goodbyes.

Loyal patrons expressed their well wishes online, with many acknowledging the family’s presence and service over the years.

The space at Stall 52 will be temporarily closed for a “refresh” before reopening with a new vendor, SA Central Fresh, offering high-quality produce.

Source: The Advertiser.

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