Nunes Co. hosts Eastern Produce Council dinner

Salinas, Calif.-based The Nunes Co. played host to the Eastern Produce Council’s March dinner meeting at Il Villaggio in Carlstadt, N.J.

Susan McAleavey Sarlund (from left), EPC executive director; Vic Savanello, EPC president; Marianne Santo, EPC first vice president; Tommy Nunes, Kate Nunes and Doug Classen participated in the March 6 dinner.
Susan McAleavey Sarlund (from left), EPC executive director; Vic Savanello, EPC president; Marianne Santo, EPC first vice president; Tommy Nunes, Kate Nunes and Doug Classen participated in the March 6 dinner.
(Photo courtesy Eastern Produce Council.)

Salinas, Calif.-based The Nunes Co. played host to the Eastern Produce Council’s March dinner meeting at Il Villaggio in Carlstadt, N.J.

Tommy Nunes, vice president of operations and Nunes Co. executive board member, represented the company at the March 6 event and gave EPC members an update on Western vegetables and issues the industry faces, according to a news release.

Nunes took questions from the audience on conventional versus organic produce, water supplies, workforce housing and wages, and cannabis, according to the release.

Doug Classen, Nunes Co. vice president of sales, and Tommy Nunes’ 10-year-old daughter Kate also attended the dinner meeting, according to the release.

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