Cornell Professor Brad Rickard
Returns To London To Unveil New Study:
QUANTITY, VALUE AND DIVERSITY —
The 10-Year Evolution Of Consumer Purchase Preferences For Packaged Produce

Cornell’s Brad Rickard is among the brightest young scholars in the world of food and agriculture writing, researching and teaching today, so when we heard he was doing his sabbatical in France, it was an easy decision to try to woo him to The London Produce Show and Conference. After all his research and intellect […]

Where Dreams Come True
William Prevor and 360DegreesofDisney.com

The Junior Pundit Primo, aka William, has been engaged with the produce trade since he was born. He was nestled in this Pundit’s left arm while we hammered out columns with our right on the day of his birth. He swam with Joe Nucci at the PMA Board of Directors meeting in Cancun, Mexico, when […]

Cornell’s Miguel Gomez Goes Double Duty At New York Produce Show: Gives Micro-Session On Northeast Greenhouse Potential And Teaches Foundational Excellence ‘Students’ About Global Trade

Miguel Gomez has exemplified the way an academic can engage with industry to share the latest and most important new research with the trade. Speaking at The New York Produce Show and Conference and The London Produce Show and Conference, he has dealt with topics such as these: How To Capitalize On An Age Of […]

Using Produce To Inspire The Next Generation Of Culinary Professionals,
Culinary Institute of Michigan Joins New York Produce Show Program
NEW CULINARY COMPETITION UNVEILED

The Chef demos at The New York Produce show and conference are legion for helping innovate new ideas for increasing produce consumption in the foodservice sector as well as adding color and excitement to the day. This has been well reported in pieces such as these: Chefs Demonstrate Produce-Centric Dishes at The New York Produce […]