Windset Farms is bringing fresh innovation to this year's Canadian Produce Marketing Association Convention and Trade Show in Toronto, April 28-30, showcasing its latest greenhouse-grown product introductions and continued focus on delivering high-flavor, premium produce with peak color, quality and consistency.

Over several decades, Beachside Produce has been showcasing its wide variety of vegetables to buyers at the Canadian Produce Marketing Association’s annual Convention and Trade Show.

“Beachside is proud to be a partner and excited to be exhibiting at the CPMA show,” said Adrian Espinoza, chief revenue officer at Guadalupe, CA-based Beachside Produce. Espinoza will be available to meet visitors to the Beachside Produce booth No. 1532 on the expo floor.

Tomato medleys have always been visually appealing. A mix of varieties brings color to the shelf and naturally catches a shopper’s eye. Cherry Picked goes beyond looks, combining the same three high-flavor snacking tomatoes in every pack. While medleys have sometimes been seen as unpredictable, Cherry Picked proves that a medley can be thoughtfully curated and consistently delicious.

While it’s still a bit early in New Jersey’s 2026 season to paint a clear picture of 2026, Joe Atchison III, The New Jersey Department of Agriculture’s assistant secretary of agriculture and director of marketing and development, noted the state’s growers have overwintered leeks, early greens, asparagus, spinach and some greenhouse strawberries and basil in market alrea

Windset Farms is bringing fresh innovation to this year’s Canadian Produce Marketing Association Convention and Trade Show in Toronto, April 28–30, showcasing its latest greenhouse-grown product introductions and continued focus on delivering high-flavor, premium produce with peak color, quality and consistency.