As a leader in mushroom production, Kennett Square, PA-based Phillips Mushroom Farms knows what it takes to be successful. After all, the company has been growing mushroom since 1927.

That means getting out and talking with customers, and there’s no better place to do that this time of year than at the New York Produce Show & Conference.

Crunch Time Apple Growers, a cooperative of 152 growers throughout New York State, will be exhibiting at the New York Produce Show this year. Members of the Lockport, NY-based entity will also be attending a few of the events, including breakfast, the reception and one of the Friday tours.

TMK Produce is a trusted, long-time merchant on the Philadelphia Wholesale Produce Market. With New York being so close, the team is eager to attend the New York Produce Show & Conference this year and celebrate the upcoming holiday season with those in attendance.

J.R. Kelly Co., may not be attending the upcoming New York Produce Show, but the company knows it’s still an important show to promote horseradish and wants people to think of them for their horseradish needs.

The New York Apple Association’s new marketing plan focuses on increasing the awareness and sales of New York’s superior tasting apples through trade and consumer programs.

Walter P. Rawl and Sons has been providing fresh vegetables from its family farm in Pelion, SC, for almost a century. 

As it does every year, the company will soon be headed to the New York Produce Show & Conference and is looking forward to the myriad opportunities that the show presents.