International

New Peruvian Law Could Spark Next Export Boom

The country is betting on lower taxes to boost its farm exports and strengthen its agricultural competitiveness — a move that has stirred debate over who will truly benefit.

  • 8 minutes read

Articles

Rethinking Differentiation in Fresh Produce

Why true market advantage in produce comes from understanding what others value — not just what you grow or sell.

  • 4 minutes read

The Age of Complacency

When intelligence stops pushing back, leadership risks losing the friction that drives real thinking and progress.

  • 5 minutes read

From Nearshoring to ‘Neighborshoring’: North America’s Second Integration Wave

With a new trade review approaching, the region’s success depends on turning supply chains into shared systems of innovation.

  • 4 minutes read

The GLP-1 Effect: Why Shelf Life and Quality Standards Have Become a Competitive Advantage

Success in tomorrow’s market requires investing in quality, preservation, and health positioning today.

  • 4 minutes read

Interviews

Interviews

Anthony Serafino, president of Exp Group: ‘Marketing is What Will Really Transform the Produce Industry’

As a second-generation leader dedicated to the company’s legacy, Anthony Serafino is committed to expanding its reach and growing its reputation.

  • 14 minutes read
Interviews

Ian LeMay: California Well-Positioned to Lead Grape Industry for Decades to Come

The new leader of the California Table Grape Commission builds on a strong legacy while adapting to new pressures in trade, technology, and sustainability.

  • 7 minutes read
Interviews

Sonya Constable, VP of Produce at Sprouts: Retailers and Suppliers That Solve Together Will Win

After a career in general merchandising, the retail veteran brings a fresh lens to produce at Sprouts — prioritizing freshness, innovation, and long-term supplier alignment.

  • 15 minutes read

Features

Produce Provenance

How the Carrot Conquered the World

From ancient medicine to modern snack food, the carrot’s 10,000-year journey reveals how ingenuity — and a bit of myth — reshaped the way we eat.

  • 10 minutes read
International

New Peruvian Law Could Spark Next Export Boom

The country is betting on lower taxes to boost its farm exports and strengthen its agricultural competitiveness — a move that has stirred debate over who will truly benefit.

  • 8 minutes read
Consumers

Fresh Produce Consumers Have Changed For Good

Years of disruption have reshaped how Americans shop for fresh food, turning routine purchases into more thoughtful, flexible choices.

  • 11 minutes read

Digital Edition

December/January 2025-26

Receive each digital edition

Subscribe here!

Opinion

Subscribe