Oppy’s popular Ocean Spray blueberries are ramping up to the peak of perfection just in time for July National Blueberry Month promotions.

Since 2017, Oppy has brought best-in-class blueberries to market under the recognizable and trusted Ocean Spray label, in addition to other successful berries and citrus lines. A snappy new branded master carton will deliver organic and conventional six-ounce, pint and 18-ounce packs, as well as the two-pound clamshell to market this summer. As well, Oppy is offering bright, eye-catching point of sale to draw attention to Ocean Spray blueberries on display

StickyLickits announced its expansion into 189 Ralphs grocery stores, across Southern California. StickyLickits, all-natural edible stickers for kids is a fun, helpful solution for getting children to eat fresh fruits and vegetables. 

Linda York, founder and chief executive officer of StickyLickits is committed to giving parents a new and fun way to integrate fruits and veggies into their children’s diet and encourage healthy eating habits from an early age. Study shows when children can decorate their fruits and veggies with eat-able stickers, they eat more fresh produce and are willing to

With July 4th quickly approaching, the Georgia watermelon harvest season is nearing its peak production time. 

“Now is the time to go visit your grocery store or local farmers market and purchase a fresh Georgia watermelon,” said Georgia Watermelon Association President, Rob Greene.  A watermelon grower in Arabi, GA, Greene said this production season has produced a historically sweet, crisp and delicious product. 

Growers in Georgia have been cultivating their watermelon vines since March.  From planting to harvest, watermelons typically need 90 days to grow and ripen. With more than 18,000

In celebration of National Pollinator Week, The GIANT Co. today announced it has completed a seven-acre pollinator-friendly solar field at its corporate headquarters at 1149 Harrisburg Pike in Carlisle, PA. This initiative is the first of its kind for a grocery retailer and creates a synergistic environment which contributes both to clean energy and support for bee and pollinator populations needed within the agriculture industry.

Honey bees pollinate $15 billion worth of food crops in the United States each year, yet populations have been experiencing a decline for more than three decades

I’d like to focus on an insightful article I just recently read titled Is it time to Slow Your Marketing?

I touched on a similar topic several weeks ago, and since we as a nation are starting to open up again in an attempt to get back to normal (whatever that means), it is worth diving deeper into the subject matter. That being said, let me provide you a little context in an effort to clarify my approach to this subject. I consider myself not only a marketing professional but an educator as well. Having taught the subject for about 14 years at Hartnell College and having spoken at numerous

On Friday, June 19, nearly 4,000 tons of fresh fruit products from South Africa arrived in the Port of Philadelphia. The M/V Everest Bay, operated by Seatrade, docked at the Gloucester Marine Terminal in Gloucester City, NJ, and unloaded some 3,800 pallets of clementines and navel oranges, kicking off the start of the summer citrus season for local consumers. 

“We are proud to continue this fruitful partnership with summer citrus providers in South Africa,” said Leo Holt, president and chief executive officer of Holt Logistics, Operator of Gloucester Terminals, LLC.  “Keeping our food supply