After a slow start to 2006, BRS Produce is beginning to see business pick up as the spring season progresses, with optimism growing that the months ahead will bring stronger movement across the board.

“We’re definitely starting to see things pick up recently,” said Rick Milavsky, president of BRS Produce. 

As the specialty produce category continues to evolve in 2026, John Vena Inc. is finding opportunity in shifting consumer preferences, global sourcing and its strong roots in the Philadelphia market.

As M. Levin & Co. Inc. celebrates its 120th anniversary in 2026, the Philadelphia-based distributor is balancing its long-standing legacy with a forward-looking strategy centered on growth, innovation and adapting to evolving market conditions.

As the Philadelphia Wholesale Produce Market moves through 2026, the facility continues to demonstrate why it is considered one of the premier terminal markets in the country, combining strong business activity, modern infrastructure and a collaborative merchant environment.

As the Georgia produce season gets underway, Producers Marketing LLC is taking a measured and strategic approach in 2026, focusing on consistent production, strong specialty pepper demand and maintaining quality across its core commodities.

As the spring produce season unfolds, Edward L. Myrick Produce is once again shifting its focus northward from Florida to Georgia, a move that has long been central to the company’s ability to maintain a steady supply of fresh vegetables throughout the year.