Category: Data Management

INDUSTRY NEWS | Apr 02, 2024

Farmer-focused data resource now available nationwide

All 50 U.S. states now have access to the farmers.gov local dashboard, an online collection of farming data and USDA resources.

Produce Processing | March 2024

Accelerated deadline: FSMA 204 compliance may be reality faster than anticipated

A new FDA rule requiring additional traceability records for certain foods goes into effect in January 2026, but the deadline for compliance may become reality sooner.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 20, 2024

Produce importer highlights importance of global resource during World Water Day

Continental Fresh, a grower, shipper and importer of fresh fruits and vegetables from Latin America, is teaming with Blue Missions to celebrate World Water Day.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 18, 2024

IFPA technology accelerator seeks climate-smart innovation

The International Fresh Produce Association’s technology accelerator, Fresh Field Catalyst, seeks applicants for its six-month program.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 08, 2024

Vestaron insecticide wins EPA approval for indoor, greenhouse use

Vestaron Corp. has obtained EPA approval for its second active ingredient, BASIN, which targets aphids, mites, drosophila and whiteflies.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 06, 2024

Tetra Pak to showcase innovation in interactive event at SXSW

Food processing and packaging company Tetra Pak will showcase its industry solutions during an interactive event at SXSW in Austin, Texas

INDUSTRY NEWS | Feb 16, 2024

Slowed growth forecast for US vegetable production through 2033

U.S. production of vegetables and pulse crops is projected to grow just 4% from 2022 to 2033, according to the USDA’s recently released long-term outlook report.

Produce Processing | February 2024

Pacific Coast Producers focuses on sustainability from farm to can

Pacific Coast Producers is major California producer. Sixteen of its 150 family farms grow and can 50% of all private label tomatoes produced in North America within the Central and Northern California region.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Jan 30, 2024

Ag tech company extending microbial products to vegetable crops

Ag tech company BioConsortia has extended its line of microbial products beyond cereal crops to potatoes and other vegetables.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Jan 18, 2024

IFPA names first-ever vice president of sustainability

The International Fresh Produce Association has promoted its director of sustainability to the organization’s first-ever vice president of sustainability.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Jan 16, 2024

New alliance to address pending food packaging regulations

The Alliance for Sustainable Packaging for Foods has been formed to help achieve environmental sustainability goals in food packaging without compromising on food safety

INDUSTRY NEWS | Jan 08, 2024

Registration open for 100th USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum

Registration is open for the 100th USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum, a hybrid event set for Feb. 15-16 in Arlington, Virginia

Produce Processing | December 2023

Sensing the future: High-tech platform harnesses IoT power for produce

Wiliot’s IoT Pixels and Visibility Platform is poised to transform visibility in the produce supply chain as well as consumer behavoir.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Nov 30, 2023

Packaging company SIG opens $11M development center

Switzerland-based food and beverage packaging solutions provider SIG has opened a €10 million ($11 million) packaging development center in Linnich, Germany.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Nov 16, 2023

IFPA executives discuss food affordability with Canadian prime minister

International Fresh Produce Association CEO Cathy Burns attended a Nov. 15 roundtable meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau focused on U.S. and Canadian consumer food affordability.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Nov 15, 2023

Inteligistics receives patent for temperature-predicting system

Supply chain software company Inteligistics has been granted a patent for a process to help predict temperatures and quality of perishable products

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