After the Los Angeles Times did its big report on the treatment of farm labor in Mexico, we ran several pieces, including these: DAMAGING LOS
When The Los Angeles Times published a piece focused on agriculture labor abuse in Mexico, titled Hardship on Mexico’s Farms, a Bounty for U.S. Tables, and
The industry has loads of professional development programs and most are excellent. We’ve been fortunate to be a member of the faculty of the United Fresh
Typically it is the merchants who make the case for terminal markets, but as successful businesspeople themselves, their arguments are often perceived as self-serving. Recently,
We have long focused on finding the angle that will lead to higher produce consumption. With decades of health promotion behind us, we feel comfortable
The Pundit family spent the summer touring parts of Europe and Asia. It was a wonderful trip, visiting industry members and historic sites from Tokyo
Richard VanVranken is an astute analyst and has contributed to the Pundit in pieces such as these: Pundit Mailbag — Getting A Handle On Direct-to-Consumer
The story of the killing of Cecil the lion tells us a lot about our country and the West, but not necessarily what we would
From time to time, we have written about the unfair and dated nature of USDA’s Good Delivery Standards in pieces including: Grape Shatter Issue Hits
For decades now we have reviewed all kinds of dietary research. Some seemed interesting and some meaningless, but one point has often struck us: Researchers
