Cold Chain/Logistics

Georgia, United Fresh offer HACCP course

United Fresh is once again partnering with University of Georgia on the “Developing & Implementing GAPs and GMPs for HACCP-based Food Safe... continue reading »

Fresh-Cut On Demand: Vegetable Fresh specializes in quick turnarounds

It’s noon and a food processor needs 100 pounds of diced onions by 3 p.m. No problem. The crew has gone home and a hotel downtown wants 50... continue reading »

FDA releases rules to implement FSMA

The FDA has released its long-awaited implementation documents for the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA). The two rules will be placed in the Fed... continue reading »

Supply chain conference set for February in Florida

The Food Marketing Institute (FMI) and Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) Trading Partner Alliance are jointly hosting the fourth annual Supply... continue reading »

Creating Consistency

Club Chef in Covington, Ky., is a member of the Castellini Group of Companies.
That’s a lot of Cs.
But there’s one more th... continue reading »

The Aim of R and D

 The research and development process for new fresh cut products involves hundreds of questions that boil down to two all-encompassing issues: ... continue reading »

Growing Consistency at Club Chef

Club Chef in Covington, Ky., is a member of the Castellini Group of Companies. That’s a lot of Cs. But there’s one more that applies... continue reading »

Registration opens for United Fresh 2013

Early registration is now open for United Fresh 2013 in San Diego May 14-16. This year’s theme, “Discover Fresh Horizons,” undersc... continue reading »

Recall: When Time is of the Essence

In recent months, produce items such as cantaloupes, mangos and onions have been the center of a storm. In the worst-case scenario, the food safet... continue reading »

Produce distributor carves niche in private label market

Fresh Pro. Kings. Roche Bros. Balducci’s. Regardless of what the label says, though, it all comes from the same place – RLB. About 7... continue reading »