Providing its members with actionable trends and sales data on fresh produce and floral consumers has been a hallmark of International Fresh Produce Association events, programs, and resources since the organization’s inception.

Alexandra Farms was delighted to showcase flowers and reunite with the industry at the 30th annual Proflorashow, held Oct. 4 - 6 in Bogotá, Colombia. The sold-out, three-day event brought together more than 6,500 growers, breeders, buyers, floral designers and other industry partners from more than 60 countries.

Onions 52 plans to launch a game-changing product at the upcoming IFPA show in booth No. 467: Smileys, a naturally tearless and sweet onion poised to redefine the culinary landscape.

Like flowers, floral trends bloom and wither with the changing seasons. That’s why staying on top of the latest flower trends for fall weddings is so important. The following lists of floral design and color trends created by Rio Roses will assist in making the most of the fall wedding season! 

Like an apple on a tree, Stemilt welcomes growth and shares a passion for freshness with retailers this year at IFPA’s Global Produce & Floral Show. Setting the stage for apple season, Stemilt will bring a new crop of opportunities to its booth with a new lineup of Artisan Organics sustainable apple packs, Aura and Kissabel apples, and a pear with especially happy attributes.

Happy days are here again!

With COVID-19 no longer designated a public health emergency in this country and most others, both domestic and international transportation carriers have ramped up to full throttle, and consumers, eager to spread their own wings, have returned in large numbers to the air and highways/byways.

That pivot benefits the world’s economy, of course, as well as just about every conceivable industry in that economy — including the Spanish Sweet onion industry of Idaho-E. Oregon’s Treasure Valley.