bananas

As part of a worldwide campaign, Fresh Del Monte brings over 600 million co-branded “Toy Story 5” pineapple hangtags and...

Links today include Walmart layoffs, traditional retailer disruption, Whole Foods small format expansion, a banana crop update, and more.

We are thrilled to announce the Spring 2026 Best in Blue Book awards. This prestigious recognition honors the top ~1% of companies.

Stop by booth #638 in Toronto where Equifruit will be inviting CPMA attendees to step up and build the ultimate...

For the third consecutive year, the iconic banana brand is transforming April 15 into National Chiquita Day.

Based in British Columbia, Owain Hoefle will be responsible for developing key retail relationships across Canada and the United States.

Kapi Kapi Growers announces the publishing of their first sustainability report, highlighting clear objectives, goals, and metrics.

Chiquita's Yelloway banana pan-genome is designed to accelerate the development of disease-resistant and climate-resilient banana varieties.

Click on links about Fresh Thyme's affordability push, Kroger's new produce VP, Florida's crop assessments after the freeze, and more.

Equifruit Fairtrade organic bananas are now available at Save-On Foods, PriceSmart Foods, Urban Fare, Buy-Low Foods, and more banners.

Click links on independent grocers' tech challenges, Florida's freeze damage, a banana breakthrough, report from Fruit Logistica, and more.

Chiquita made its mark at X Games Aspen 2026, bringing its signature natural energy to one of the world's most...

Read retail news on Kroger's store expansion and Trader Joe's fresh operations, crop updates on bananas and imported citrus, and...

As February starts, read about independent grocers embracing technology, a farewell interview of Walmart's CEO, and more.

Fresh Del Monte Produce enters into a strategic partnership with THACO Agri, a leading regional producer in Vietnam and Cambodia.

Fyffes releases recent European-wide consumer research which confirms the popularity of bananas as the consumer’s No. 1 favorite fruit.

IFPA says easing cost pressures on items not grown domestically in sufficient supply is essential to maintaining affordability.

The Trump administration announced trade deals with four Latin American countries, which would lower tariffs on items such as bananas.