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Homegrown Organic gears up for OPS 2025

With a full lineup of premium organic fruit that’s grown with care, Homegrown Organic Farms is set to make a strong impression at this year’s Organic Produce Summit. The company will be exhibiting at booth No. 300, where nearly its entire sales team will be present to connect with retail partners, unveil new programs and showcase the powerful intersection of flavor, innovation and responsible farming.sdf

“We’re thrilled to have such a strong presence at OPS this year,” said Craig Morris, citrus and grape category director. “Having most of our sales team onsite creates a fantastic opportunity to engage directly with our partners and share what makes our programs so impactful.”

Among the highlights, Homegrown will feature the full strength of its summer fruit program, including Regenerative Organic Certified blueberries from Oregon and ROC California stone fruit — all grown using practices that nurture soil health, protect biodiversity and honor the people who make it all possible.

“We’re bringing the best of summer to the show floor,” said Stephen Paul, deciduous category director. “Our ROC blueberries now come from four certified farms in Oregon, and our stone fruit continues to showcase the benefits of farming with integrity — from the ground up.”

A cornerstone of that integrity is Homegrown’s commitment to care for people. Through its Equitable Food Initiative certified programs — spanning every category in its organic portfolio — Homegrown ensures that farmworkers are empowered, respected and treated as key partners in growing high-quality fruit. This worker-centered approach is embedded in the company’s culture and practices.

To support those conversations on-site, an EFI representative will be present at booth No. 300 to answer questions and share more about how EFI certification impacts farmworker welfare, food safety and supply chain transparency. 

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