We’ve spoken with Tim York, president of Markon Cooperative, many times, including here, here and here. Now Markon has announced a new member: MARKON ANNOUNCES
If one wants to fall behind in business, a good strategy is to only pay attention to what one actually needs to know. It sounds
Today, Tuesday, February 12, 2008, is a seminal moment. The vegetable growers of Georgia must vote on the issue of establishing the Georgia Agricultural Commodity
We spent quite a bit of ink — or on the web maybe we should say electrons? — discussing the lawsuit between Jim and Theresa
Growers, packers and processors have long yearned to see a single global standard on food safety. More than we have heard complaints about tough standards,
Our piece, Lemon Wedges And Bacteria, featured a video passed around on the Internet that reported on a study by a community college professor who
Sometimes the path to increased produce consumption can come through nurturing new products, as we discussed in Merchandising Neglect Leads To Less Consumption, and sometimes
Our article, Florida Tomato Growers Reject Penny-A-Pound Initiative At The Industry’s Peril, brought some intense protest from many in the Florida industry. We ran a
Our piece, Fresh Basil Recall Brings Additional Concerns About FDA’s Safety Procedures, brought attention from around the world, including from authorities such as Marion Nestle
Debbi Fields is well known for starting up the Mrs. Fields cookie shops. The success of that first shop is interesting, but for many the
