William H. Kopke, Jr. Inc. will be exhibiting at this year’s International Fresh Produce Association Global Produce & Floral Show in Atlanta Oct. 18-19 alongside the entire Safco team, Stanley Orchards and Vision Global Group at booth No. C2765. Kopke is excited to highlight its latest West Coast expansion and new additions to its product offerings, further enhancing its distribution capabilities across North America.

Expect to see a Ford truck from way back in 1932 smack in the middle of the Fowler Farms booth at the International Fresh Produce Association’s Global Produce & Floral show in Atlanta this month.

The Wolcott, NY-based grower of a full line of apple varieties is using the truck to both remind attendees of its extremely long history in the business and the fact that Atlanta is geographically right in the middle of the company’s sweet spot.

Manfredi Cold Storage is a family-owned and operated third-party logistics company that provides temperature-controlled storage, repacking, refrigerated freight and other services to the produce industry. 

The company provides fleet services throughout the Northeast, Midwest and mid-Atlantic regions while its national refrigerated freight company provides freight brokering across the United States.

The Salad Farm, a prominent player in tender leaf greens, knows its responsibility goes beyond providing customers with a safe, great quality, organically grown salad in a recyclable clamshell.

The family-owned operation is committed to growing, processing and selling the best quality tender leaf greens and is a highly-recognized brand in the foodservice sector that distributes all across the United States and neighboring countries.

Frutura’s participation at IFPA’s Global Produce & Floral show marks the evolution of the platform’s promise to be greater than the sum of its parts, via enhanced collaboration throughout the Frutura system.

A preliminary report estimated agricultural damages from Hurricane Helene will cost Georgia’s economy at least $6.46 billion. This figure represents the sum of direct crop losses, losses to businesses that support agriculture and forestry, losses to workers in those related industries, and estimated recovery and restoration costs that agricultural businesses will face.