In the midst of the spinach crisis, the produce industry faced a second food safety crisis related to one of its fastest growing categories —
When ground beef started being recalled for E. coli 0157:H7 contamination by United Food Group, we ran a piece entitled, Another Unnecessary Beef Recall, pointing
We have run a series of articles focused on Wal-Mart and its changing procurement practices: First, we looked at the change from DC assignments to
In a case of, at least partially, what Yogi Berra called deja vue all over again, we have word that David A. DeLorenzo has been
The Chicago Tribune picked up on the Pundit’s coverage of the Ocean Spray controversy and mentioned the lawsuit between the Nolans and Ocean Spray in
The news out of D.C. is that the immigration compromise that included the AgJOBS initiative is in trouble. Opposition has been building from business, which
We always knew Paul Kneeland was destined for big things. After all, when PRODUCE BUSINESS magazine, in conjunction with the New England Produce Council, began
Since Bruce Peterson resigned from Wal-Mart, people have waited with baited breath to find out what his next step would be. So when the press
The Grower-Shipper Association of Central California is a small but enormously important and influential association in the produce trade. It has just elected its new
As the trial is expected to commence shortly, we’ve been asked to provide a round-up of our coverage of the issues raised by the lawsuit
