FPFC’s Exclusive Night Out
The Fresh Produce & Floral Council held its annual FPFC Expo, Cultivating a Healthy Future, on Thursday, April 27. Before the expo, FPFC kicked off the festivities with its Exclusive Night Out at the House of Blues in Anaheim, CA. Laughter filled the room, a live DJ brought the beats and the night was capped with cheers to good friends and anticipation for the show.
Photo: Prescott Leyba of Live Oak Farms, flanked by Samantha Hough, Reece Stevenson and Courtney Ludford of Wonderful Citrus.
FPFC Chairman Balatazar Garcia of Local Bounti with Patty Garcia.
Noah Lines of Westlake Produce Co., Fernando Tellez of Veg-Fresh Farms, Jackie Nakashian of Trinity Fruit Co., Courtney Ludford of Wonderful Citrus, Morgan Bahri of Giddings Berries and Dan Addiego of FreshSource.
Brittany St. George and Kim St. George of Dole Fresh Veg, Greg Corrigan of Freshpoint/Sysco, Matt Modena and Claire Vasquez of Windset Farms and Glenn Schaffner of Dole Fresh Veg.
Angelic Meza and Lisa Davis Corrigan of Church Bros.
Danny Goforth of Robinson Fresh and Brett Johnson of Limoneira.
Jordon Barta, Ryan Conlon, Oscar Guzman and Amanda Nojadera of Progressive Produce.
Giovanni Espinosa, Andrew Gomez, Dan Acevedo, Priscilla Medez and Jonovan Acosta of Green Fruit Avocados.
Natalia Toccoli, Jeff Hansen and Alan Asbury of Bard Valley Date Growers.
Hope Barbee, Mason Perrotta and Corey Torczon of Double Date Packing.
Kyle Eberth
About Kyle Eberth | 
Kyle Eberth is new to the produce industry, but has grown up around it, in proclaimed "Apple Capitol of the World," Wenatchee, WA. For the past 14-years he has worked in the non-profit sector with an emphasis on brand storytelling, community engagement, and donor relationships.
Kyle graduated from Whitworth University (Spokane, WA) in 2007. He and wife Kelsey were married shortly thereafter, when they moved to Wenatchee to launch their careers. Kyle is "Dad" to Brooklyn and Hudson, together the Eberths enjoy skiing, biking, their family and friends, and playing together in the beautiful place they get to live.
