Baldor Specialty Foods is one of the largest importers and distributors of fresh produce and specialty foods in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions. Come December, the company will be heading to the New York Produce Show to prove to attendees why they are so strong and continue to grow every year.

Schnuck Markets Inc. is continuing its decades-long partnership with The Salvation Army during the upcoming holiday season. Through Nov. 27 Schnucks customers had the option to donate to The Salvation Army by “Rounding Up at the Register.”

While Duda Farm Fresh Foods is known as a celery powerhouse in terms of volume grown and number of value-added products, the company offers an array of fresh vegetables in numerous retail and foodservice options.

Four Seasons Produce, which has been an exhibitor at the New York Produce Show since the inaugural event in 2010, views the gathering as an opportunity to meet customers on their own turf.

"Four Seasons has many independent retail and natural food store customers in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and other northeast and Mid-Atlantic states," said Jonathan Steffy, vice president and general manager of the Ephrata, PA-based produce distributor.

Rice Fruit Co. is ready to continue its Apple Era in the Big Apple this year at the New York Produce Show.

Attendees can embrace their own Apple Era in booth No. 449 by trying some of Rice Fruit’s signature Sweet Natured apples. Get excited for the new year as the apple industry leans into a period of growth and transformation.

Trucco, which has its sales office on the Hunts Point Terminal Market in New York City, traces its roots to 1937 and Washington Street Produce Market in downtown Manhattan. Dried fruits and nuts were among its first product with chestnuts being a mainstay when the AJ Trucco company was formed in 1961.