For many years, the Pompano State Farmers Market was a key shipping point for Florida vegetables. Trucks from within Florida and out of state were able to consolidate loads that reached consumers throughout many parts of the nation.

Given that the area’s market shares the same name as Myrick’s company and founder, Edward L. Myrick Produce obviously has a deep devotion and appreciation for all the Pompano market offers and provides.

People look forward to spring and summer every year, but in 2021, the warmer months are expected to be even more special than usual. There is finally reason to be optimistic about life returning normal after more than a year of quarantining due to the COVID-19 virus.

Jimmy Myrick of Edward L. Myrick Produce Inc. said the company is ready to provide people with the fruits and vegetables they crave this time of year.

The Southeast Produce Council’s annual Southern Exposure show is always a highlight of the year for produce professionals. The 2021 edition of the event offers people in the industry the opportunity to actually be in the same room with each other and the people at Southern Specialties are looking forward to it more than ever.

When talk turns to watermelon, Garden Fresh Distribution Service Inc wants customers to think of them. After all, the company has been a leading provider of the popular summer fruit since it began.

JT Guida, long-time leader of Pexco Produce Sales, which operates out of Pompano Beach, FL in the Edward L. Myrick State Farmers Market, and a facility in Plant City, FL, is stepping aside as the CEO of the company. Michael Yates is becoming the main director of the company.