At the very heart of The New York Produce Show and Conference is the University Interchange Program, in which great centers of learning reach out
When Kansas and Colorado have a quarrel over the water in the Arkansas River, they don’t call out the National Guard in each state and
The issue of uniform definitions for marketing terms is not a new one. Indeed, we have addressed such issues in the sweet onion industry with
Media and public-policy types often get caught up in the buzz over organics, and the produce industry is mostly willing to oblige. The reason: Organic
Newt Gingrich has proposed a moon base by 2020, but the real goal is getting to Mars. To a large extent, Newt Gingrich’s plans have been
Back in the day, the Pundit imported garlic from Spain and Argentina, and we marketed garlic from some California shippers. We also used to supply
Last year The New York Produce Show and Conference featured a “sneak preview” tour of the not yet open brand new Philadelphia Terminal Market. The
Each industry is given little gifts. Some force of history or fortuitous circumstance brings forth something incredibly good, which we have done nothing to deserve.
Here at the Pundit, we get frequent requests from trade members in other countries to set up tours of retailers in the USA who are
Urban agriculture is a big thing now. Last year, The New York Produce Show and Conference took a tour of a rooftop farm. It was
