FPAA celebrates the fresh produce industry essential workers

The Fresh Produce Association of the Americas (FPAA) hosted a breakfast event on December 15th, 2021 to honor the industry’s essential workers as part of 2021 Member of the Year celebration.

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(Courtesy of Fresh Produce Association of the Americas)

The Fresh Produce Association of the Americas (FPAA) hosted a breakfast event on December 15th, 2021 to honor the industry’s essential workers as part of 2021 Member of the Year celebration.

This fall, the FPAA announced the Essential Worker as the 2021 Member of the Year recipient. The Essential Worker represents all those who contributed to the success of a secure food supply during the last year. From warehouse workers to administrative staff, the award was dedicated to all the employees of FPAA member companies.

During the event, attendees had the opportunity to enter a raffle where prizes included TV’s, a soundbar system, a laptop, and a grand prize of five Disneyland Park tickets. Tickets were submitted throughout the duration of the event and winners were selected shortly after the event had concluded.

Raffle Winners:

  • Sound Bar - Irene M. (SunFed)
  • Laptop – Carlos C. (Community Food Bank - Nogales)
  • TV – Gabriela L. (Malena Produce Inc.)
  • TV – Mariana C. (Del Campo Supreme)
  • Disneyland Park Tickets - Carlos V. (Del Campo Supreme)

Access to healthy food was crucial during the last year and the FPAA proudly celebrates and recognizes fresh produce workers for their dedication and commitment during the pandemic.

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