D’Arrigo New York has a rich history as part of the Hunts Point Produce Market and is one of the most prominent produce players in New York state.

The company is situated on Row C, evolving from four stalls in 1948 to 36 stalls today. It also has a piece of property across the street, and another facility at 1303 Randall Avenue, about a half mile away. That added another 35,000 square feet additional to the 112,000 square feet it operates on the market.

From A-Z, New York State is proud of the many diverse apple varieties and the history behind the New York Apple Association. 

Phillip Grant is now in his second year as CEO of the Hunts Point Produce Market, working alongside the nearly 30 merchants that make up the cooperative. Grant first joined the market in 2019 as general manager, right before the onset of the COIVD-19 pandemic.

With roots dating back to 1790, the Hunts Point Produce Market in the Bronx, NY, is an invaluable hub for produce reaching all corners of New York and surrounding areas.

Hunts Point is the largest produce terminal market in the world, with more than 210 million packages of produce trading annually, representing nearly $2.3 billion in sales and reaching more than 23 million people.

Matthews Ridgeview Farms is known for providing great quality and outstanding customer service, which is why it’s been a go-to sweet potato distributor for decades.

When Jason Turek talks about the Southeast Produce Council’s Southern Exposure expo, he points out that it is by far his favorite trade event.

“I think people are there to spend a few minutes on conversation and spending time outside of the office. We’re really there for goodwill,” said Turek, a partner in Turek Farms, as well as its marketing arm, Cayuga Produce Inc., headquartered in King Ferry, NY.