Heading to the 2025 version of New York Produce Show, Ocean Mist Farms has unveiled the rebranding of its Roastables line, which is focusing on a fun way to entice consumers to the value-added offerings by emphasizing their convenience.

Zespri has released its November forecast for the 2025-26 season with forecast per tray returns up for all fruit groups from the last forecast in August.

Forecast per tray returns for Zespri green, organic green and organic SunGold kiwifruit now exceed the top end of the August ranges. At a per-hectare level, record returns are now forecast for all fruit groups.

CEO Jason Te Brake said it’s been a strong season with a record crop of 215 million trays from New Zealand delivered to markets around the world.

Bee Sweet Citrus has launched a new, immersive website for its digital audience. The launch of the site coincides with the start of California’s 2025-26 citrus season and aims to celebrate the company’s brand, values and culture.

“This season, our team is thrilled to launch a brand-new website that beautifully represents our brand,” said Bee Sweet Citrus Director of Communications Monique Mueller. “After months of planning, we’re excited to showcase a site that’s vibrant, informative and user-friendly.”

The Wholesale Florist & Florist Supplier Association recently convened its mid-year board of directors and committee meetings in San Antonio, TX, at The Westin Riverwalk. The multi-day gathering brought together association leaders to review progress across key initiatives, align on strategic goals and plan for WFFSA’s continued growth through 2026 and beyond.

Instacart has partnered with WellTheory to address a critical gap in autoimmune care: access to nutritious, anti-inflammatory foods. The collaboration integrates Instacart Health Fresh Funds into WellTheory’s evidence-based care model, empowering members to purchase clinically recommended groceries to support healing and improve outcomes.

In 2005, the year the National Mango Board was launched, the per capita consumption in the United States of what is often called the world’s most popular fruit was at a pedestrian 1.9 pounds per person.