Next month, The International Fresh Produce Association’s The Floral Conference – Miami will take place June 18. The conference will provide a fully immersive experience for the floral supply chain to explore six critical industry shifts.  Through an interactive schedule of events, attendees will connect with each other and with pivotal research on the shifts in consumer behavior and floral sales.
 

Target will lower everyday regular prices on approximately 5,000 frequently shopped items across its assortment. The retailer has just reduced prices on about 1,500 items, with thousands more price cuts planned to take effect over the course of the summer. Consumers will enjoy savings on everyday items such as fresh fruit and vegetables, snacks, milk, meat and bread.

BRS Produce Co. plays a vital role in the Mid-Atlantic’s food supply, dealing in produce from Florida and Mexico, including tomatoes, greens, peppers, cucumbers, squash and avocados.

The company operates in units D-2 and D-3 on the Philadelphia Wholesale Produce Market and has a long and trusted history there.

Last year, the timing for figs was thrown off because of weather issues, but this year things are back to normal, which is great news for The Specialty Crop Co., one of the largest growers of fresh and dried figs in the world.

 Six individuals dedicated to the horticulture industry have excelled in their fields, which earned them scholar status in two prestigious educational funding programs through the American Floral Endowment. 

Side Delights BBQ-friendly Petite potatoes and Prime Select Russet potatoes are cost-effective, healthy and time-saving options for celebrating the holidays at home.

The Fourth of July is the most popular holiday for BBQ, followed by Memorial Day and Labor Day. As Memorial Day approaches, retailers can prepare accordingly, with data showing that 76 percent of consumers who celebrate Memorial Day say they consume their holiday meals at home and must stock up on their favorite grilling items.