FloraCraft, a manufacturer of floral and craft foam products, has begun producing its own proprietary floral wet foam, Artesia WetFōM, in a new facility on its Michigan campus.

The company said the move, which follows more than four years of engineering and testing, allows customers to purchase all varieties of foam from one provider. FloraCraft is positioning itself as the "Home of FōM."

Bozzuto's hosted this year's Big B Expo March 3-4 in Uncasville, CT. This is the fifth year the two-day event was held at Mohegan Sun Casino Resort. Produce vendors from all over the country were on hand to display their latest products at the event, which provides a venue for those in the industry to connect and network, learn about the latest trends and take advantage of on-site show exclusive deals.

Consalo Family Farms has been ranked seventh on Numerator’s Fastest Growing Brands of 2025 in Canada, according to the firm’s newly released 2026 Brands to Watch in Canada report.

Numerator, a leading consumer data and market intelligence company, compiles its annual rankings based on verified household purchase data. The Fastest Growing Brands list highlights brands that achieved the strongest growth momentum over the past year, based on consumer purchase activity and expanding household reach.

For nearly three decades, Pat Tucker has helped shape the modern melon business while building Legend Produce into one of the industry’s most respected operations. Now, after 27 years at the helm, the company’s co-founder is stepping away from day-to-day operations, closing a chapter defined by hard work, relationships and a deep commitment to the produce community.

Naturipe Snacks is shaking up the refrigerated produce section once again with the launch of its new SnackBites, a flavorful, high-protein bite that’s as delicious as it is functional. With real fruit at the center of every bite, SnackBites deliver a new kind of snack that prioritizes nutrition, convenience and wellness.

As retailers transition into the late-season citrus window, Melissa’s Produce begins shipping 2026 Ojai Pixie Tangerines in early March, positioning the program to extend category momentum into spring.

Pixie Tangerines delivered more than 25 percent sales growth in 2025 versus the prior year, outperforming the broader citrus category, which is up 17 percent year over year in Q1. The March through May availability window allows retailers to sustain citrus performance as early-season mandarins taper.