Fresh Farms highlights new products, category expansion at Viva Fresh

The company has added tomato industry veteran Daniel Heguertty to the team as the company expands into the tomato category, further diversifying its product line.

Daniel Heguertty
Fresh Farms has added tomato industry veteran Daniel Heguertty to the team.
(Photo courtesy of Fresh Farms)

Fresh Farms, a year-round table grape grower and marketer with operations in Arizona, California and Mexico, will showcase its latest innovations at the Viva Fresh Expo in Houston on April 11.

Among the highlights is the company’s Frozen Cotton Candy Grapes — an increasingly popular item in the healthy snacking category, according to a news release. This product offers consumers a clean, convenient way to enjoy fruit, with strong appeal across retail and foodservice.

Fresh Farms is also expanding into the tomato category, further diversifying its product line. To lead this initiative, the company has added tomato industry veteran Daniel Heguertty to the team. Fresh Farms will offer a range of tomato varieties, starting with roma, backed by the same standards of quality and consistency that define its grape, squash and cucumber programs, the release said.

“I am thrilled to join Fresh Farms, a company known for its leadership in the produce industry,” Heguertty said. “This is an incredible opportunity to bring my experience and passion for the tomato segment to a company with such a strong reputation. I look forward to building and expanding this division into a vital part of the company’s portfolio. With the support of the Fresh Farms team and our grower partners, I am confident that we will achieve great things. I’m excited for the challenges ahead and look forward to many successful years with Fresh Farms.”

With vertically integrated operations across North America, Fresh Farms continues to grow its portfolio while maintaining a strong focus on product integrity, customer service and supply chain reliability, the release said.

Attendees can visit booth No. 1120 at Viva Fresh to learn more.

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