The New Jersey Department of Agriculture is proud to have associated itself with the New York Produce Show and have attended it since its inception.

Kurt Zuhlke has participated in the New York Produce Show every year since the event began, and while the 2020 virtual edition of the show is certain to be different, he is still aiming to make the experience productive.

TMK Produce has called the Philadelphia Wholesale Market home for decades and operates out of a 2,000 pallet facility offering some of the finest produce available in the world.

Since 1977, Keystone Fruit Marketing has been providing its customers with the finest fresh produce year-round and has earned a reputation for building strong relationships with its clients and growers through trust and integrity.

This year’s virtual New York Produce show is especially important, as it is giving the people at Keystone an opportunity to connect with clients as the world quarantines during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Presenting a virtual version of this year’s New York Produce Show is, of course, a necessity because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Though this step is one that brings with it a lot of uncertainty, Bruce Klein, marketing manager for Maurice A. Auerbach Inc. said there have been some positive examples at other virtual trade shows, such as the PMA event.

Continental Fresh LLC, operating in Miami, specializes in tropical imports from Latin America to retail, foodservice and wholesale customers in the United States.

“Sometimes it is better to be lucky than good,” said Albert Perez, the company’s CEO and manager of grower relations, who has led Continental Fresh to big success over the years. “2020 has certainly thrown everything but the kitchen sink at us; however, we have been truly blessed.”