Packaging
Fresh Ideas: Expanding our horizons – and yours
When I was a produce clerk, our store had just started to receive an exciting new product: pre-cut bagged salad. They occupied far less space than the... continue reading »
Focus on Traceability: Companies tackle the issue in a variety of unique ways
Traceability is a major undertaking, offering a variety of different approaches ad points of emphasis. Three traceability specialists are running at s... continue reading »
Liquid Blades: Waterjet cutting shows promise with some produce items
The use of high-pressure jets of water as a way to cut produce may be beginning to emerge as an alternative for fresh-cut processors. The technology ... continue reading »
Adding Value and Efficiency: Paying attention to the process helps pickle company thrive
Achieving success as an agribusiness is a value-added proposition for Bob McClure’s family. The relatively small, family owned company, McClure... continue reading »
Demand Is GoGoing Up: Materne’s U.S. applesauce pouch production expanding
It started with a French revolution. Now it’s hit the United States. In 1998, Materne rolled out its applesauce pouches in France – to w... continue reading »
Day Two of United Fresh 2014
After hours of engaging, meeting, interviewing and walking, the Fresh Cut team has returned to Michigan. After a five-hour drive, we are exhausted, bu... continue reading »
The Inspection Team: Humans and equipment both needed to assure top quality fresh-cut
Technology for inspecting fresh-cut produce from field to home, commercial or industrial kitchen is as sophisticated as it’s ever been. But the... continue reading »
Gaining Ground: First full season approaches for Woot Fruit fresh-cut peaches, nectarines
Fresh Fruit Cuts is a finalist for the United Fresh Fruit Best New Fruit Project Award, for launching a product line that many people said couldn'... continue reading »
Food Innovation and Differentiation
The fresh-cut produce marketplace offers tremendous opportunities, and continues to grow and evolve each year as a result of increasing consumer deman... continue reading »
A New Way to Graze
It started as a quirky cottage business in a bedroom in England. Now graze.com has expanded across the pond. And the company has seen sales take off... continue reading »
