LGS Speciality Sales Reports Strong Back-To-School Supplies

The company says its summer citrus lineup is well-positioned to meet school snacking needs across the country.

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(Courtesy LGS Specialty Sales)

LGS Specialty Sales — a New Rochelle, N.Y.-based importer of citrus, avocados, and grapes — announced Aug. 4 that it is well-positioned to meet the back-to-school season snackable fruit demand.

“This year, we are experiencing a very steady supply of summer citrus from our partners in the Southern Hemisphere, including Uruguay, South Africa, Chile, Peru and Argentina,” says Lucio Rainelli, director of sales at LGS Specialty Sales. “Moving into the cooler season, we are expecting a smooth transition to fall citrus and avocados.”

In 2023, LGS began packing its own fruit with the addition of S&L Cold Storage in New Jersey. S&L is a vital part of LGS’s vertically integrated supply chain, the company says. S&L has helped LGS meet the needs of customers, growers and the business. During the summer months, LGS also packs on the West Coast to further support customers’ needs and allow for shorter transit times.

“The addition of S&L has helped us prioritize consistency year-round, delivering premium products that give our customers peace of mind when partnering with LGS,” adds Luke Sears, president of LGS specialty sales.

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