In the world of produce logistics, Red Lab stands out for its youthful energy coupled with its willingness to tackle challenges head-on in this highly competitive and demanding field.

Founded in 2019 by University of South Carolina classmates Nick Macuch, Toby Skarke and Addison Miles, the company grew out of early exposure to the logistics world.

When Bee Sweet Citrus set out to create a new community event, the goal was not simply to host another race. It was to bring people closer to agriculture — both literally and figuratively — while investing in the next generation of industry leaders.

That vision came to life with the inaugural Farm-K, a run staged on farmland at Fresno State in partnership with the university’s Ag One Foundation.

At a time when the citrus aisle continues to crowd with value-driven offerings and private labels, Bee Sweet Citrus is leaning into something harder to replicate: time.

The company recently unveiled a refreshed look for its Heirloom Navel oranges, a brand rooted in mature groves, elevated eating quality and a growing expectation from consumers and retailers alike that premium citrus should look the part as well as taste it.

Hudson River Fruit Distributors, a leading East Coast apple grower-marketer, will open a new state-of-the-art production, packing and warehouse facility this spring, which will position the company for further growth.

The Wonderful Company, one of the largest and most philanthropic privately held companies in the United States, announced the latest recipients of its Central Valley Community Grants program.

Legend Produce, a leading importer and domestic producer of melons for more than 25 years, is partnering with premier Honduran grower-exporter Agrolibano and Yuma, AZ-based Kiss Melons to launch a winter specialty melon program.

Beginning in February and running through May, the program will deliver Sugar Kiss (orange-flesh) and Summer Kiss (green-flesh) melons grown in the prime melon regions of southern Honduras.