Target announced a $10 million commitment in addition to ongoing resources to advance social justice and support rebuilding and recovery efforts in local communities.

“Target stands with black families, communities and team members. As we face an inflection point in Minneapolis and across the country, we’re listening to our team, guests and communities, committed to using our size, scale and resources to help heal and create lasting change,” said Brian Cornell, chairman and CEO of Target.

Procurant announced the creation of a new customer innovation center and the release of Procurant Trace, a mobile, cloud-based service that enables accurate product identification, even in the harshest of packing environments.

Del Monte Fresh Produce N.A. Inc. introduced a new Can Do Done Daily campaign, which aims to highlight its dedicated workforce, who have been going above and beyond during these trying times. The new campaign, which features stories from Del Monte Fresh Produce employees in all sectors — from warehouse operations to merchandising and more — showcases the exemplary work Del Monte Fresh Produce’s staff has remained committed to executing throughout the COVID-19 outbreak, despite the challenges they have faced.

Awe Sum Organics has partnered with high-quality small and mid-sized family farms in Oregon and Washington to bring blueberries that have a wonderful complex, sweet and tangy flavor. The company's organic blueberries are forecasted to be available for loading in Portland, OR, starting June 22.

As consumers continue to trend toward responsible produce brands that maintain environmentally friendly operations, Bay Baby Produce of Mount Vernon, WA, continues to advance its platform of stewardship in the Skagit Valley and beyond.

U.S. Customs & Border Protection officers at the Otay Mesa Cargo port of entry seized more than 5.5 tons of marijuana hidden in a shipment manifested as limes.

“Criminals and other bad actors will try to get past us but CBP officers are focused on protecting our communities from illicit drugs,” said Division Director Rosa Hernandez.  “I am so proud of the officers for their efforts and know that they will continue to target these dangerous shipments.”