Braga Fresh to showcase new chopped salad kits at OPS

The Soledad, Calif.-based company and home of Josie’s Organics will spotlight two new products and host a field tour during the Organic Produce Summit.

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Braga Fresh will introduce Organic Jalapeño Ranch and Organic Basil Crunch salad kits under the Josie’s Organics brand during the Organic Produce Summit.
(Photo courtesy of Braga Fresh)

Braga Fresh, a sponsor of the 2024 Organic Produce Summit, said it will debut two Josie’s Organics chopped salad kits at its exhibition booth, No. 607.

“Our goal for OPS 2024 is to showcase our organic farming with field tours and our product innovation with two new organic chopped salad kits,” said Kori Tuggle, vice president marketing and product development, said in a news release.

New salad kits the company will debut are Organic Jalapeño Ranch and Organic Basil Crunch. Braga Fresh said the Organic Jalapeño Ranch chopped salad kit includes green cabbage, romaine, carrots, cilantro and green onions paired with tortilla strips, pepitas and jalapeño ranch dressing.

The Organic Basil Crunch chopped salad kit mixes kale, red cabbage, carrots, radicchio, a basil and garlic vinaigrette, Parmesan cheese and crispy quinoa.

“These two new flavors offer the organic shoppers unique flavors for those seeking clean ingredients in a chopped salad kit,” Tuggle said.

The company will host an OPS retail field tour at the Braga home ranch on July 1. Attendees will travel through California’s Salinas Valley to the home of Josie’s Organics in Soledad and learn about the company’s regenerative agriculture trials, bees and pollinator habitats and see agtech demonstrations.

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