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.

The beginning of 2024 has been incredibly promising for Red Sun Farms.

“We’ve gained valuable insights into our operational disease control measures, and we’re eager to witness their positive effects on yields throughout the rest of the growing season,” said Harold Paivarinta, senior director of sales for the Kingsville, ON-based company. “Additionally, our team has been revitalized by the numerous product innovations.”

Since nearly 90 percent of New Jersey’s fruit and vegetable exports are bound for Eastern Canada, the New Jersey Department of Agriculture will not be attending the Canadian Produce Marketing Association’s 2024 Convention + Trade Show this year as the show is in Vancouver.

Still, the department values its neighbors to the north and is paying attention to what’s happening at the show.

Tudor Ranch stands as a testament to three generations of dedicated farming expertise, specializing in cultivating, packaging and distributing premium California table grapes, lemons and Medjool dates.

Canadian National Railway has participated in the Canadian Produce Marketing Association’s Convention and Trade Show in the past, but 2024 marks a big step for the company, as it will be hosting a booth at this important event for the first time.

Nash Produce continues to expand into new markets and continues to increase shipping into Canada. So, heading to the Canadian Produce Marketing Association’s 2024 Convention + Trade Show is a great opportunity for the company.