Pure Flavor, known for driving innovation in the fresh produce space, announced June 16 that Uno Bites Nano Cucumbers was named a winner in Good Housekeeping’s 2026 Snack Awards. The full list of awards is available at goodhousekeeping.com/snacks2026.

Beekenkamp Group has entered into a long-term, multi-year agreement with Selecta One for the exclusive production of propagation material in Uganda for its Deliflor Chrysanthemums and Beekenkamp Plants Ornamentals. The agreement reflects both parties' shared ambition for a sustainable, long-lasting partnership built on stability, continuity and security. The agreement was signed at the Beekenkamp location during Flower Trials 2026.

For more than four decades, Edward L. Myrick Produce has built its business around providing customers with a dependable year-round supply of fresh fruits and vegetables, supported by a network that spans major growing regions across the country.

The family-owned company operates facilities in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Michigan, giving it the ability to source and distribute produce throughout the year while adapting to changing seasonal demands. 

Whole Foods Market will open a new 43,000-square-foot store in Doral, FL, on July 2. The store's product assortment features more than 550 local items, sourced with the help of Dustin Kennedy, forager for local and emerging brands at Whole Foods Market.

Features of the Doral store include:

Tops Friendly Markets is launching its annual Children's Miracle Network campaign. The campaign will run at participating Tops locations from June 14 through July 4, 2026.

Customers can help local women's and children's hospitals by purchasing a $1 Children's Miracle Network Miracle Balloon or rounding up their change at checkout. Every dollar raised stays local, helping provide life-saving treatments, advanced pediatric medical equipment, critical research, child life services and financial assistance for families in the communities Tops serves.

Eosta is planning to expand organic mango production in Ivory Coast after its first successful full season importing from the West African country through its regional supplier Fruiteq. The 2026 spring season followed the expansion of Fruiteq's mango production from Burkina Faso to neighboring Ivory Coast in 2024, supported by Eosta.