Though Moultrie GA-based Producers Marketing has been around a long time, it’s only in the last number of years that that Scott Hart took over as head of what was once a co-op of farmers and began implementing changes to ensure success for the present and future.

He’s lived up to his big ideas and Producers Marketing has seen vast improvements and growth to the packing shed and overall operations.

Flavor 1st Growers & Packers boasts eight generations of experience, offering more than 30 varieties of produce, meticulously tracked from field-to-fork through cutting-edge distribution programs, labeling and procedures.

Shuman Farms, a storied family business with deep roots in Georgia, has been a leading grower and shipper of Vidalia onions for three generations.

The Nickey Gregory Co. is celebrated as a dedicated supporter of Georgia’s produce industry, proudly displaying the Georgia Grown logo on its trucks and trailers.

Georgia is often celebrated as the “Peach State,” and rightfully so. Its beloved peaches are featured prominently on state license plates and heralded for their exceptional flavor. However, the state’s produce scene extends far beyond this iconic fruit.

The Georgia Department of Agriculture’s marketing initiative, Georgia Grown, is committed to highlighting the extensive variety of produce the state has to offer, showcasing the agricultural diversity and economic potential of Georgia’s farming community.

The Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association is pleased with what it’s seeing from its growers this year, especially its sweet corn.

“Florida has excellent quality this season with plenty of promotable volume for the rest of the spring season,” said Tori Rumenik, director of commodity services and supply chain for the FFVA.