Welcome to the Future of Fresh. This is an appropriate introduction to Philadelphia Wholesale Produce Market. There has been a wholesale market in Philadelphia for 300 years but the new market completed in June 2011 is the largest, fully-refrigerated wholesale … Continued
Leo Holt, president of Holt Logistics of Philadelphia, addressed the Society on June 6, 2014, with a fast-moving presentation on logistics at the Port of Philadelphia. Mr. Holt not only covered the history of his company’s presence in Philadelphia but … Continued
The USDA Research Center at Wyndmoor (recently visited by PSPA) is featured in an article in Lancaster Farming. A new method of pasteurizing eggs is the subject of the article focusing on lab research at Wyndmoor. This is one of … Continued
Fruits and Vegetables: Challenges/Emerging Issues in Today’s Food Supply Tom Stenzel, CEO, United Fresh Tom Stenzel covered the topic in detail and brought new insights concerning the current status, and future prospects, for the fresh fruits and produce industry in … Continued
Our member, Duncan Allison, is a regular contributor of insights and news of interest to those in agriculture. Here are his latest “Farming Notes.” FARMING NOTES MARCH 2014 Technology Synergism – I remember attending a Technology Forecasting course many years … Continued
New York Times – March 17, 2014 – SALMON, Idaho — The American Civil Liberties Union of Idaho on Monday asked a federal judge to strike down a state law it says violates constitutional rights to free speech by banning … Continued
We all eat food – it is critical to our existence and health. Rarely do we remember or recognize the critical role of our two million or so farmers in our country who produce the most affordable and safest … Continued
So you’ve been wondering what to recommend to your open-minded friends who want a readable but authoritative introduction to climate change, one which answers their key questions. Look no further! The US National Academy of Sciences and the U.K. Royal … Continued
“Give us this day our daily bread.” When I hear this passage from The Lord’s Prayer I am reminded of a more earthly being for whom I once worked — Norman Borlaug. Had Borlaug lived past his 95th year, he … Continued
John Urbanchuk, principal of ABF Economics, presented a most interesting talk concerning the U.S. Renewable Fuels Standards and how these have affected agriculture and consumers. Using detailed economic analysis and his vast knowledge in the subject area, John provided clear … Continued
