Tom Lange Family of Cos. debuts new name and look

After decades of operating as Tom Lange Family of Cos., the company says it is entering a new era as Lange Cos.

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Lange Cos. has debuted with as a new name with a new look.
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After decades of operating as Tom Lange Family of Cos., which included Tom Lange, Seven Seas and Lange Logistics, the company says it is entering a new era with a new look and names.

The company will now be known as Lange Cos., composed of Lange Fresh Sales, Lange Farms and Lange Logistics, according to a news release.

“We have grown over the last 64 years and while the business has evolved, we have remained true to the values that started in 1960,” Lange Cos. President and CEO Greg Reinauer said. “The changes we are introducing will allow us to continue to do what we do best: support vertically integrated supply chain solutions paired with unbeatable service.”

“While the look may be changing, the values that are essential to who we are as a company will remain the same,” the company said in the release. “Our values are core to what we do, and we’ll always put our passion for helping people first. We still work hard to achieve exceptional results, day in and day out. This has been an exciting year-long journey that perfectly positions Lange for the future. We will continue to be the partner where you always get more than expected.”

Lange Cos. will showcase its new look at the International Fresh Produce Associations’ 2024 Global Produce and Floral Show in Atlanta at booth No. B3751.

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