It is time for some winter citrus promotions again with a nice new crop available for the holidays. Start setting up those large, exciting displays of clementines and navel oranges in order to generate some high sales volume along with elevated profit.

Smith’s Farm, a leading grower-shipper of broccoli and cauliflower, with operations that span the East Coast from Maine down to Florida, is marking a quarter of a century growing broccoli in the Sunshine State.

Nash Produce will be showcasing a diverse lineup of sweet potato options for retail and foodservice customers at the New York Produce Show.

The Nashville, NC-based packer and shipper will be displaying varieties grown in North Carolina, including the popular traditional orange Covington and the purple Murasaki, said Robin Narron, marketing director and sales support at Nash Produce.

The holiday season presents a prime opportunity for retailers to boost sales with high-demand products. Bard Valley Natural Delights continues to lead the category with strong consumer interest during this peak consumption period.

While the holiday season may be busy, Rio Roses believes its the perfect opportunity to set up a strategic floral marketing calendar that will guide promotions, content creation and overall marketing efforts for the year ahead. A well-planned calendar not only helps company’s stay organized but also ensures that florists can capitalize on key floral marketing opportunities throughout the year.

That Flower Feeling recently hosted a transformative webinar titled "Marketing Flowers for Self-Care: The Importance of Evolving the Floral Industry," moderated by Chris Drummond, TFF advisory board chairman. The event brought together a panel of esteemed experts, including Kristin Gilliand from Gardens America, Jackie Levine of Central Square Florist, Debora Steier, a TFF Unit Sales Task Force member and retired director of floral at Albertsons and Lenny Walker from Kennicott Bros.