Mastronardi to Launch Bite-Sized Cucumbers at IFPA

The Kingsville, Ontario-based greenhouse grower says its one-bite cucumbers are sweet and crunchy and crafted for convenience.

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Mastronardi Produce will introduce a new bite-sized cucumber designed for convenience and snacking during the International Fresh Produce Association’s Global Produce and Floral Show.
(Photo courtesy of Mastronardi Produce)

Mastronardi Produce says it will launch its Sunset Pop Its Bite-Sized Cucumbers at the International Fresh Produce Association’s Global Produce and Floral Show. The Pop Its are a variety exclusive to the Kingsville, Ontario, company and is a true one-bite cucumber, with a sweet flavor and crunchy texture.

Mastronardi says visitors to its booth, No. 4157, will get a chance to try Pop Its firsthand.

“We’re always looking for ways to make healthy eating fun and accessible,” Geoff Kosar, vice president of marketing at Mastronardi Produce, says. “Pop Its are ideal for busy families, snack lovers and anyone who craves fresh flavor with zero fuss.”

Pop Its are available year-round and are greenhouse-grown and non-GMO, the company says and will be available in retail and club formats. Mastronardi Produce says the one-bite cucumbers are ideal for dipping and on-the-go moments.

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