As the Mexican table grape season begins to ramp up, early Sonoran harvests are already making their way to market, with first arrivals landing in late April and early May. For grower-importer Divine Flavor and its parent company Grupo Alta, the 2026 season marks an exciting milestone in early-season innovation with the first harvests of ARRA Honey Pop.

Wonderful Pistachios will continue to level up its presence in video gaming culture by returning for the third year as the Official Snack sponsor of Combo Breaker 2026, one of the largest competitive fighting game tournaments in the U.S.

Onings Holland Flowerbulbs will once again open the doors of its trial greenhouse in Honselersdijk during the Dutch Lily Days June 2-5. During this period, the world’s largest assortment of lilies will be in bloom — a unique opportunity for everyone active in the international lily sector.

Severe winter storms and freezes in Florida significantly reduced spring tomato supplies, while adverse weather in Mexico limited the market’s ability to offset the shortfall. As a result, tomato prices rose sharply, increasing about 15 percent in March and nearly 40 percent in April compared with the same period last year. Rising diesel and transportation costs added further pressure, much of which was ultimately passed through to consumers at the supermarket produce department.

Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. is teaming up with Disney and Pixar’s “Toy Story 5,” in theaters June 19, to celebrate the cinematic return of the iconic characters. As part of a worldwide campaign, Fresh Del Monte is sparking imagination and promoting healthy habits by bringing over 600 million co-branded “Toy Story 5” pineapple hangtags and banana stickers to produce aisles across all participating regions.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has filed an administrative complaint against L Produce LLC, d/b/a Leonardo’s Produce of Detroit. The company, operating out of Michigan, allegedly failed to make prompt payment to 13 produce sellers in the amount of $819,366 from November 2024 through April 2025, in violation of the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act.