The desert is finally starting to take shape. After a messy stretch of storms that slowed harvests and complicated load times, fields in Yuma are drying out, plants are responding to the warmer days and we’re seeing the first real signs of stability since transition began.

Officials at TMK Produce hope that teaming up with other local operations can pay dividends for them at the New York Produce Show. The Philadelphia-based company will again be part of its hometown Philadelphia Wholesale Produce Market exhibit and expect the larger booth with more companies will catch the eye of attendees at the Jacob Javits Convention Center. 

Misionero is showcasing two major updates at the New York Produce Show: a complete rebrand of its Garden Life Washed & Trimmed line and two new additions to its Earth Greens Organic portfolio.

The “Wow” Factor. 

That is the strategy at Fowler Farms with its top officials constantly looking for ways to stand out in a crowded field in the apple business. 

While viewed as a more urban area that caters to two major metropolitan areas in the north and the south, New Jersey has a lot going for it when it comes to the produce industry. 

E. Armata Inc., whose New York legacy extends far beyond the1968 founding of the Hunt’s Point Terminal Market in the Bronx, where the wholesaler has expanded over the years, is at home on the expo floor of the New York Produce Show.