Viva Tierra Organic adds stone fruit, ginger

Organic ginger and organic stone fruit are new to the commodity lineup for Viva Tierra Organic, Mount Vernon, Wash.

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Organic ginger and organic stone fruit are new to the commodity lineup for Viva Tierra Organic, Mount Vernon, Wash.

Chris Ford, business development and marketing manager, said the company is experiencing growing volumes for its entire organic produce supply.

Marketing messages will focus on the family farmers the firm represents around the world, he said. In addition, Viva Tierra Organic will further expand its Ready Cycle line of packaging.

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