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The 2026 Women’s Fresh Perspectives Conference brought together 200+ professionals from across the fresh produce and floral supply chain.

The 2026 cohort includes seven companies developing cutting-edge packaging technologies for U.S. specialty crop exports.

As Extended Producer Responsibility regulations continue to expand, their implications for the industry are becoming significant.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection announces that Phase 1 of its new refund tool, CAPE, will go live on April...

The fresh produce supply chain—from farm to fork—is feeling the impact of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

IFPA launches its 2026 EU policy agenda aimed at increasing fruit and vegetable consumption across Europe while strengthening trade.

IFPA and its member companies again brought the vibrant colors and flavors of fresh produce and florals to the White...

IFPA has released its 2026 U.S. Public Policy Agenda, a framework for advancing the fresh produce and floral industry's priorities.

IFPA will present The Pulse of Retail: IFPA’s 2026 State of Retail at The Retail Conference & Golf Tournament.

IFPA was awarded federal funding as part of USDA’s Advancing Markets for Producers grants, taking climate smart emphasis to competitiveness.

CEO Cathy Burns said raising fruit and vegetable consumption is a public health imperative and an economic opportunity for American...

IFPA released guidance for members seeking the refunds, and it scheduled a webinar for members on the topic for March...

Reporting to CEO Denis McDonough, Freeman Adcock will lead Feeding America’s public policy and government relations efforts.

IFPA announces that Dr. Eric Stevens will join the association as Vice President of Food Safety and Regulatory Affairs.

IFPA issued a statement ahead of the House Agriculture Committee’s March 3 markup of the Farm, Food, and National Security...

The International Fresh Produce Association recently hosted its annual School Foodservice Partner X-Change, a high-impact virtual program.

FDA recently announced the establishment of the Produce Regulatory Program Standards, a new produce safety oversight framework.

The administration said it is leaving in place an exemption for most goods shipped under the USMCA agreement, including many ag products.