One of the reasons the produce industry generally supported the election of President Trump was his business experience and positions, including reducing the regulatory burdens.

Companies that provide cooling services in North America have partnered to form a new company, Chill Produce.

With demand from growers looking for a distribution point to move fresh produce, Henningsen Cold Storage is building a facility in Grandview, Wash., near areas where apples, pears, potatoes and other crops are grown.

South Korea has rescinded a 2012 ban on table-stock potatoes from Idaho, Oregon and Washington.

As a candidate, Donald Trump called NAFTA the worst trade deal ever. But he didn’t pull the U.S. out of it as president in 2017.

Click-and-collect and grocery delivery went mainstream in 2017.

Mushroom lovers across the country received extra Christmas gifts through a Monterey Mushrooms contest.

The organic market took no dramatic leaps in 2017, just continued its steady sales growth spurred by consumer demand.

Innovative produce marketers continue to meet consumer needs, and needs consumers didn’t know they had, through value-added products.

Consumers want local fruits and vegetables, but in places where it’s too cold half the year, they’re mostly out of luck. Greenhouse vegetable growers are changing that.