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Historically a big packer and shipper of cucumbers, Nash Produce in recent years has been solely focused on sweetpotatoes, said David Bradley, director of business development for the Nashville, N.C.-based marketer.
The North Carolina Sweetpotato Commission is shifting into high gear to promote what is expected to be an ample, high-quality crop.
Sinking energy costs allowed year-over-year inflation to check in at a cool 2.4% in September, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported.
The artificial intelligence-powered quality control platform is aiming to remove subjectivity and human judgment from the produce inspection process.
The organic sweetpotato marketer has seen ideal growing conditions to wrap up the growing season, says Pat Bayor, vice president of sales and purchasing.
A new 43-page USDA report measuring the growth of the National School Lunch Program provides an overview and documents major changes since 2008.
With consumer protection the top priority, Roger Hancock of Recall InfoLink says food businesses also need to do everything possible to minimize the direct and indirect economic fallout from recalls.
Fruit growers are expressing concern about potential harm to trade because of the port strike on the East Coast.
Cash-Wa Distributing Co. of Kearney, Kearney, Neb., has been awarded a maximum $47.3 million federal contract to supply fresh fruits and vegetables to schools and reservations.
Spurred by lower shipping point prices, total U.S. grape shipments were significantly higher in late August than year-ago levels.