Grower to highlight carrots at New York Produce Show

BDA/Dorot Farm said supplies look good as it readies to launch its new crop for the upcoming North American season.

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BDA/Dorot Farm said it will highlight the new crop season at the New York Produce Show this week.
(Photo courtsey of BDA/Dorot Farm)

Fresh and sweet carrot grower BDA/Dorot Farm says it will kick off the start of its new season and crop in the North American region at the New York Produce Show. The company said the crop is shaping up well.

“The new crop from Dorot Farm looks good, and I’m very happy with the field’s conditions,” Ami Ben-Dror, CEO of BDA/Dorot Farm, said in a release. “We will be ready to deliver our new crop to all of our loyal customers around the world.”

The company will showcase its line of fresh and sweet carrots at the New York Produce Show on Dec. 11.

The company supplies jumbo carrots to markets, foodservice and ‘fresh and cut’ companies. BDA/Dprpt Farm also offers carrots in 1-, 2-, 3- and 5-pound bags to major retail chains in the Northeast and Canada.

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