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Kapi Kapi Growers making consumers very happy

By
Maggie Hanna

If you like pina coladas and… bananas from Costa Rica, then you’ll surely like the news that Kapi Kapi Growers, a Costa Rica-based grower of premium pineapples and bananas, is expanding further into the U.S. market.

“The company’s dedicated, passionate business development and logistics team is working to grow partnerships to efficiently and seamlessly manage new produce programs throughout the country,” said Sofia Acon, director of the company.

A few recent investments that have been made to support the expansion include growing the company’s logistics team; completing construction on a recycling plant that produces edge protectors; operating a pallet factory; and building a cold storage facility in Costa Rica to ensure flexibility on distribution.

With diverse and ideal growing regions across Costa Rica, Kapi Kapi Growers provides year-round supply of pineapples and bananas to more than 25 countries around the world, including U.S., Canada, England, Germany, Spain and Italy. Consumers can find Kapi Kapi products at retailers across the U.S. and Canada.

In addition to the news of its expansion plans, Kapi Kapi Growers also recently hired Latishia Bryant as logistics manager and Sharonda Masters as logistics coordinator. With the help of its new and existing team members, the company plans to have a major presence at upcoming trade shows.

“Kapi Kapi Growers will continue to make a splash in the industry and plans to have a presence at upcoming trade shows, including the IFPA Global Produce & Floral Show!” Acon said.

Maggie Giuffrida

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Maggie Hanna received a bachelors of arts degree in journalism from the University of Arizona in 2010. After graduating, she went to work for Bauer Publishing — first as an intern for TWIST Magazine and later as an online editor for 4TNZ.com. In February of 2012, Maggie accepted the position of assistant editor at The Produce News. Over the years her role evolved to include hosting videos for PNTV and handling the company’s social media accounts. In February of 2022, Maggie took a step back from her full-time responsibilities at The Produce News to welcome her first child. She now works as a staff writer for the publication. Maggie and her husband, Grant, and son, Griffin, live in Phoenix, AZ.

 

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