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Four industry panelists discussed the solutions they see for the NEPC show's education session topic, “How to Minimize Your Produce Supply Chain Challenges."

Convenience, snacking, functional nutrition and value-added were some themes seen throughout the trade show.

The 22nd New England Produce Show kicked off with the expo reception August 24, at the Omni Hotel's Sporting Club. The party included a living statue of a hockey player in the middle of the party.

A new location and updated schedule, as well as an appearance by the “Jackie Robinson of women’s hockey,” are all on tap for NEPC's upcoming expo.

While the majority of fresh produce is bought in-store, online shopping carts are filling up with more and more fresh produce too, but there’s a lot of room for improvement.

BOSTON — This food trend forecaster studied serial killers as a criminalist in London before going to culinary school and becoming a registered dietitian — and she has a different way of predicting consumer trends.

The New England Produce Council has chosen two keynote speakers for its full-fledged, in-person trade show this fall.

Sunny skies, warm air and occasional breezes created a pleasant backdrop for the New England Produce Council’s annual golf tournament Oct. 6, at the Indian Pond Country Club, Kingston, Mass.

The New England Produce Council Inc. has re-elected two directors and welcomed a new director to its board.

BOSTON — The foundations of commodity business are crumbling, Steve Lutz told a packed room at the New England Produce Council’s Produce, Floral and Foodservice Expo in Boston.

The New England Organic Produce Conference will feature a retail roundtable with representatives from Stop & Shop, Big Y Foods and Hannaford Bros.

New England Produce Council members recently pitched in to sort and pack food at the Greater Boston Food Bank.

BOSTON — Companies reported strong traffic at their booths during the 2018 New England Produce Council’s Produce, Floral and Foodservice Expo.

The New England Produce Council hosted a dinner meeting event April 30 at Boston’s Fenway Park, sponsored by Sunny Valley International, Glassboro, N.J.