Customs Found Tons of Marijuana and a Dangerous Moth in Two Fruit Shipments
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers and agricultural specialists found, in two different fruit shipments, 5.5 tons of marijuana … Read More
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USDA Sanctions Seven Companies for Failing to Pay Debts Over $600,000
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has imposed sanctions on seven produce businesses from three states for failing to meet … Read More
Pilgrim’s Pride CEO Indicted for Price-Fixing With Other Chicken Industry Executives
The chief executive officer of Pilgrim’s Pride, America’s second-biggest chicken producer, was charged by Federal prosecutors with conspiring to fix … Read More
United Fresh’s First Virtual Trade Show, a Real Milestone
The first large-scale virtual trade show for the US fruit and vegetable industry will begin in two weeks. United Fresh … Read More
Lidl Opens its 100th Supermarket in the US
The German discount supermarket chain Lidl will be opening its 100th store in the United States this Wednesday, May 27. … Read More
La Moderna USA Donates Food to Dallas Schools
La Moderna USA, a subsidiary of the largest pasta manufacturer in Mexico, joined an initiative of the Embassy of Mexico … Read More
Kroger Gives a $130 million Thank You Pay to its Associates
Kroger announced that it will provide a $130 million Thank You Pay to hourly frontline grocery, supply chain, manufacturing, pharmacy, … Read More
Grocery Prices Soar in April to Highest Level in 46 Years
The coronavirus is testing the resistance of supermarkets, large and small, not only because of the risks of infection for … Read More
The End of the Middleman: PepsiCo Launches New eCommerce Sales Strategy
The coronavirus crisis is forcing companies to adapt to the new normal, and food and beverage companies are looking for … Read More
USDA Pushes to Normalize Meat Supply in Supermarkets
While major supermarket chains across the country are limiting the amount of meat each customer can buy in the store, … Read More