Catalytic Generators and QA Supplies Sponsor Fruit Ripening and Quality Management Workshop

Held at the Southeast Fruit and Vegetable Conference, the program brings together leading experts for hands-on instruction, facility insights and the latest advancements in ripening technology.

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(Courtesy Catalytic Generators)

Catalytic Generators, a ripening solution company along with its sister company QA Supplies, will sponsor the upcoming 2026 Fruit Ripening and Quality Management Workshop. Held at the Southeast Fruit and Vegetable Conference, on Jan. 8–9 in Savannah, Ga., this is an updated East Coast version of the renowned Fruit Ripening and Ethylene Management Workshop originally developed by the University of California, Davis.

Catalytic Generators says the workshop will deliver essential insights for produce professionals seeking to enhance fruit quality and operational efficiency.

Designed for shippers, fruit handlers, wholesale and retail produce managers and other stakeholders in the fresh produce supply chain, the program will address critical topics in fruit ripening and quality management. Participants will explore strategies to minimize losses, optimize ripening processes and deliver superior, ready-to-eat products to consumers.

Sessions will cover advancements in ripening, facility design, temperature management, maturity assessment and technological innovations, fostering networking opportunities and hands-on demonstrations among industry experts.

“Catalytic Generators and QA Supplies are thrilled to support this workshop, which aligns seamlessly with our commitment to advancing postharvest technologies that ensure the highest standards of produce quality and safety,” says Greg Akins, president and CEO of Catalytic Generators and QA Supplies. “By sponsoring this event, we aim to empower attendees with the knowledge and tools to implement effective ripening programs and ensure optimum retail quality, which ultimately drives profitability.”

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