For the past 75 years, New York-based Trucco Inc. has leaned into the holiday season with a full line of fresh Italian chestnuts, which are an American holiday favorite.

The Idaho Potato Commission is known for the fun and creative ways it promotes the Gem State’s prized potatoes, but at this year’s New York Produce Show, things will get downright ugly.

“The IPC booth (No. 569) is a must-see this year,” said Ross Johnson, vice president of retail and international at the IPC. “We will be talking about the results of holiday sales, Potato Lovers Month and foodservice incentives — all while wearing some very cringe-worthy ugly sweaters.”

Fierman Produce Exchange is nearing its 100th year in business, and while there have been various changes at the company throughout the years, it remains fully grounded by its New York roots.

As the 2025 New York Produce Show gets set to take place in early December, FPE was looking forward to the energy the show brings to the region as well as connecting with existing and new clients who are in town for the event.

Kurt Zuhlke & Associates is looking forward to the New York Produce Show & Conference once again, continuing its role as one of the event’s longest-standing exhibitors. 

Kurt Zuhlke, president and CEO of his namesake company, has participated every year since the show’s inception, and he has enjoyed watching it evolve into one of the most anticipated events in the produce industry calendar. 

Unique Cold Storage, based in Pompano Beach, FL, continues to expand its role as a key logistics and services partner for growers, shippers and importers serving the Southeast and beyond. 

Ocean Mist Farms is headed to the Big Apple for the 2025 New York Produce Show where the company will showcase — and sample — its latest innovations in value-added fresh vegetables.