Operating in the fertile San Joaquin County, Morada Produce is a family-owned packer and shipper of cherries, onions, walnuts and Bell peppers, with the Foppiano family’s farming traditions dating way back to the California Gold Rush in 1849. 

The New Jersey Department of Agriculture, which works to develop relationships with members from all sectors of the agricultural industry —from growers to processors to retailers — will be an exhibitor at the Canadian Produce Marketing Association Conference and Trade Show in Montreal as it does each time the show is held in Eastern Canada.

North American Produce Buyers LTD has long been a supporter of the Canadian Produce Marketing Association and its annual trade show. With the big event set to return to an in-person format for the first since COVID-19 sent the world into quarantine, the company is especially excited to participate.

For more than 100 years, Courchesne Larose Ltd. has been a major player on the Canadian fresh fruit and vegetable market, driven by a strong commitment to its customers.

At this year’s Canadian Produce Marketing Association show, the company will be exhibiting in booth No. 1115, and is always grateful when the show is in Montreal.

Somerfield Farms is a year-round berry grower and shipper, with blueberry farms throughout Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Michigan. The company will be exhibiting at the upcoming CPMA show, meeting attendees at booth No. 2605.

The genesis of Red Sun Farms comes from the mutual vision and passion of groups in Mexico and Canada that were committed to selling the very best high-tech greenhouse peppers, tomatoes and cucumbers. That dream resulted in farms in the U.S., Mexico and Canada with distribution centers throughout to support the demand.