UNFI Improves Produce Supply with New Technologies and Processes
To offer fresher produce to its customers, United Natural Foods announced the implementation of new technologies and processes that allow … Read More
Agricultural Industry
Is Eating Grapes the Same as Exercising?
By Paola Ochoa, AgToolsGrapes are one of the first crops grown by humans for consumption. This crop had a profound … Read More
Younger Consumers Take Center Stage at IFPA Foodservice Conference
The International Fresh Produce Association’s (IFPA) Foodservice Conference in Monterey, California, has as one of its main objectives to promote … Read More
Export of Jalisco Avocados to the U.S. Officially Begins
After a decade of intense negotiations and hard work in the fields, the U.S. government, through its Department of Agriculture … Read More
Agricultural Leaders, Congress Members Demand Senate Action on Farm Labor Shortage to Fight Inflation
National and state agricultural leaders joined Republican Members of Congress in a press conference to call for Congress to pass … Read More
IFPA Announces Chef José Andrés as Keynote Speaker at the Global Produce & Floral Show
World-renowned chef, restaurateur, and humanitarian, José Andrés, Is the keynote speaker for the upcoming Global Produce & Floral Show in … Read More
Onion: A Global Ingredient and Plant Insulin
Article Courtesy by Paola Ochoa, AgToolsThe first consumption of onion dates to more than 5,000 years ago, in the Middle … Read More
USDA Takes New Actions to Expand Competition in Meat and Poultry Processing
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Tom Vilsack announced a suite of new actions that will strengthen the American food … Read More
International Fresh Produce Association’s The Mexico Conference Returns in Person
After two years of absence due to the Covid pandemic, The Mexico Conference, the only event held in Mexico dedicated … Read More
The Potato: From Garden Ornament to Main Food in Our Diet
Article Courtesy Paola Ochoa, AgToolsTo learn a little about this tuber, let’s go to its origins. The first potato crops … Read More