Village Farms welcomes Shirley Chapman at IFPA's Global Produce show
(Photo courtesy Village Farms)

Village Farms Fresh is looking forward to International Fresh Produce Association's first Global Produce & Floral Show to be held in Orlando, Fla., at the Orange County Convention Center, Oct. 27-28, according to a news release.  The company invites you to “Bite into Fresh” when visiting booth 3643 and has many surprises in store for you, the release states. 

Village Farms Fresh will be hosting the artist Shirley Chapman in its booth during the show.  Chapman will be signing limited edition show posters for the first annual event, according to the release. “Over the last 19 years, I have created paintings for PMA Fresh Summit event that were made into posters," said Chapman in the release. "These posters have been collected and framed to hang in offices all around the world. This year I am on a new adventure with Village Farms Fresh. I look forward to seeing all of you once again this year."

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