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.

As the holiday season unfolds, a festive warmth fills the air. From warm holiday traditions to memories made around the table, there’s so much that goes into making the season bright — including a special group of people working tirelessly behind the scenes to bring the magic to life.

Gabriela D’Arrigo is looking forward to sharing everything that is New York at the upcoming New York Produce Show.

For the third consecutive year, Meijer and its customers helped feed Midwest communities through its Simply Give hunger relief program during the week of Thanksgiving.

"The holiday season is not only a time to gather with family and friends, but also to extend a hand to our neighbors in need," said Melissa Conway, director of community partnerships and giving at Meijer. "When each of us includes a Meijer brand item in our Thanksgiving meal, we're nourishing hope for communities across the Midwest."