BrightFarms, a trailblazer in indoor-grown leafy greens, is set to shine at the upcoming Viva Fresh produce trade show in Houston this April 11-13. The company will be stationed at booth No. 820, offering insight into the opening of its Lorena, TX, which will commence operations in fall 2024.

Tad Thompson, former writer and regional editor for The Produce News and a longtime advocate for the produce industry, died yesterday after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 69.

Mission Produce Inc. will be promoting its spring avocado and mango programs at the Texas International Produce Association’s Viva Fresh Produce Expo April 11-13, in Houston.

Windset Farms has welcomed Delicato Romaine lettuce back to stores this spring. The company first added greenhouse-grown Romaine in 2012. Last fall the greenhouse company rereleased this consumer favorite at IFPA Global Produce and Floral Show in Anaheim, CA. 

Alexandra Farms announced a special addition to its prized Princess Garden Roses Collection with a classically stunning new variety: Princess Holly’s Hope. This special garden rose has been years in the making at Alexandra Farms and is named after the company's friend and close collaborator – the renowned floral designer and educator Holly Heider Chapple.

Nestled in the rich lands of San Joaquin County, Morada Produce stands as a family-owned enterprise specializing in packing and shipping cherries, onions, walnuts and bell peppers. Rooted in the farming heritage of the Foppiano family, the company’s traditions trace back to the California Gold Rush of 1849.