MyLand, a soil health company, is celebrating its 10th anniversary today on World Soil Day. Driven by a passion for soil health and sustainable agriculture, MyLand was founded with a vision to revolutionize how growers manage their soil.  

Meg Ham, president of Food Lion, plans to retire May 2, 2025, after more than 35 years with the organization. Parent company Ahold Delhaize said a successor will be announced before year-end.

Ham has been at the helm of Food Lion for more than a decade and has been part of the brand’s unprecedented growth, grounded in Food Lion’s heritage of customer service and convenient locations.

This holiday season, Bolthouse Fresh Foods is spreading joy with the launch of its festive Are You Reindeer Ready? social campaign, exclusively on Bolthouse Fresh Facebook and Instagram.

Del Rey Avocado is based in Fallbrook, CA, but has a significant presence in the northeast, with its East Coast distribution center in Vineland, NJ, and many retail and foodservice customers in the region.

The New York Produce Show allows the company to pack in a lot of activities in a few days, starting with connections on the expo floor, where Del Rey Avocado has exhibited since the event’s second year.

Weis Markets has promoted Doug Becker to vice president of fresh merchandising and Angela Charnosky to vice president of enterprise services.

Adam Cooney and Johnny Kampes have joined Avondale, PA-based To-Jo Mushrooms, a company that coins itself as an innovative leader in the mushroom farming and produce industry.

Cooney joined the company in early November as the director of sales and marketing and Kampes joined the team more than three months ago as the national account manager.