As a leading importer and marketer of tropical and Latin products, Exp Group has established itself as a trusted name in the produce industry, backed by over four decades of experience. The multinational company consists of several divisions, including Exp Logistics, Exp Bananas and Exp Serafino, and is renowned for its efficient delivery and distribution of fresh produce from Central and South America.

Nash Produce will be showcasing a diverse lineup of sweet potato options for retail and foodservice customers at the New York Produce Show.

The Nashville, NC-based packer and shipper will be displaying varieties grown in North Carolina, including the popular traditional orange Covington and the purple Murasaki, said Robin Narron, marketing director and sales support at Nash Produce.

As long-time merchants on the Philadelphia Wholesale Produce Market, T. M. Kovacevich (TMK Produce) operates out of a 2,000-pallet facility and represents some of the world’s finest growers at what it considers the best wholesale produce arena on the planet.

Produce professionals from throughout the industry gathered this week for the 2023 New York Produce Show. Industry members packed the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on Manhattan’s West Side Wednesday, Dec. 6 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. In addition to meeting with industry friends, the one-day trade show featured micro-sessions and chef’s demonstrations.

The New York Produce Show kicked off last night with the opening cocktail reception at the Sheraton New York Times Square. The party served as a dynamic preamble to today’s trade show, which offers a glimpse into the vast and diverse landscape of the global produce industry.