Currently Georgia is the main broccoli supply source for Virginia-based Parker Farms, which has a robust network of growers up and down the East Coast to allow it to supply crowns, bunched and value-added options every day of the year.

Nickey Gregory Co. is deeply committed to supporting Georgia’s produce industry, proudly showcasing the Georgia Grown logo on its trucks and trailers.

As a top produce distributor in the state, the company offers overnight deliveries out of Atlanta to distribution centers and customers across 10 Southeastern states.

Flavor 1st Growers & Packers, with eight generations of experience, is a significant name in the produce industry. It cultivates and packages over 30 types of produce, all meticulously monitored from the farm-to-the-table using advanced distribution systems, labeling and methods.

Shuman Farms, a storied family business with deep roots in Georgia, has been a leading grower and shipper of Vidalia onions for three generations.

When it comes to fruits and vegetables, Georgia is best-known for its peaches. Its nickname after all is the Peach State.

But there’s a lot more to Georgia produce than peaches, and Georgia Grown is making sure that everyone knows about all the produce the state has to offer. Georgia Grown is the Georgia Department of Agriculture’s marketing and economic development program, and it’s dedicated to growing the agriculture industry by bringing all types of businesses — growers, processors, suppliers, distributors, retailers, etc., together.

A few years ago, Scott Hart took over as head of Moultrie GA-based Producers Marketing, and started implementing changes to ensure the company was ahead of the curve and poised for the future. His actions have undoubtedly led to success, with improvements and growth to the packingshed and overall operations.

Rick McCranie, marketing manager for Producers Marketing, came on board in 2022 and has also been instrumental in the company’s growth.