Flavor 1st Growers & Packers, with eight generations of experience, is a significant name in the produce industry. It cultivates and packages over 30 types of produce, all meticulously monitored from the farm-to-the-table using advanced distribution systems, labeling and methods.

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

When it comes to fruits and vegetables, Georgia is best-known for its peaches. Its nickname after all is the Peach State.

But there’s a lot more to Georgia produce than peaches, and Georgia Grown is making sure that everyone knows about all the produce the state has to offer. Georgia Grown is the Georgia Department of Agriculture’s marketing and economic development program, and it’s dedicated to growing the agriculture industry by bringing all types of businesses — growers, processors, suppliers, distributors, retailers, etc., together.

Catania Worldwide’s business model is to not be “all things to all people.”

That means the company is the fig people, lime people, kiwi people, cactus pear people and so on.

Buurma Farms, with operations in Gregory, MI, and Willard, OH, commenced planting for the upcoming season in April, eagerly anticipating a prosperous harvest.

“We were able to dodge some rain, so we were able to begin on April 16,” said Chadd Buurma, president of the company.

J.E. Russell Produce works with the finest growers and shippers of fruits and vegetables throughout the world and has built its reputation on good old-fashioned values and a commitment to doing things the right way for its customers.

Hutch Morton, senior vice president of the Toronto-based company, noted 2024 has seen a little slower start than the previous year, but much of that has been weather and product related.