Pundit’s Mailbag — Further Discussion On Sexism In The Produce Industry
October 30, 2009
Our piece, Pundit’s Mailbag — Sexism In The Produce Industry, brought a series of letters. Let us take a look at three. Now which order
Our piece, Pundit’s Mailbag — Sexism In The Produce Industry, brought a series of letters. Let us take a look at three. Now which order
Up in Canada, there is a supermarket that goes by the name of Killarney Market. It is located in the extreme southeast corner of Vancouver,
Our extensive work in traceability and, specifically, the Produce Traceability Initiative has led many to express strong views. Before the PTI was even formed, we
Jim Allen, President of the New York Apple Association, has often spoken out on the pages of the Pundit, especially on the issue of immigration
Our coverage of traceability has been extensive, and our recent piece brought much controversy. In fact some of the association folks weren’t all that happy
We’ve written previously about the politicization of the Nobel Peace Prize. After the announcement that President Barack Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize, a gentleman
Tesco announced its earnings for the first half of its 2009/2010 fiscal year and Fresh & Easy continues to disappoint. Exact figures are not available,
We have written much about Sunkist, and as we were preparing to attend the Produce Marketing Association it was nice to receive word that some
We have written extensively about the proposal for a mandatory generic produce promotion program. It would have been a difficult proposal to get passed under
Each year when the industry gathers for the Produce Marketing Association’s annual convention and exposition, one expects a tone to be set. Partly this is
