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Recent allegations reported to USDA’s PACA Division reflect a nationwide pattern of fraudulent procurement attempts using various methods.

The company failed to pay two produce sellers $326,281 for produce that it purchased and received from December 2022 to...

New PACA licenses fell 14 percent in the 90 days through October 8, to 788 from 912 the quarter before,...

New PACA licenses came in at 836 for the third quarter, down from 1,005 the quarter before — a 16.8...

The company, operating from Pennsylvania, failed to make prompt payment to nine produce sellers in the amount of $296,668.

The company failed to pay three produce sellers for purchases totaling nearly $1.5 million made from February to May 2020.

The company failed to pay 20 produce sellers for purchases totaling more than $1.9 million from Feb. 2023 to Feb....

Sanctions have been imposed on six produce businesses for failing to meet contractual obligations for purchased produce and owed reparation...

The sanctions include suspending the business’ PACA license and barring the principal operators from engaging in PACA-licensed business.

The company failed to make payment to 17 produce sellers for $1,960,321 in produce that it purchased from March 2024...

USDA announces the Brooklyn, N.Y., firm has satisfied a $17,058 reparation order issued under the PACA involving unpaid produce transactions.

USDA said the firm has satisfied two Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act reparation orders, one for $31,680 and another for $16,426.

The company failed to make prompt payment to 13 produce sellers in the amount of $794,230 for produce that it...

USDA has imposed sanctions on nine produce businesses for failing to meet obligations under the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act.

The Texas company allegedly failed to make payment to 15 produce sellers in the amount of $1,869,056 from October 2024...

The company allegedly failed to make payment to 14 produce sellers in the amount of $914,938 from January 2024 through...

Among the USDA AMS changes is that oversight of the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act will shift to the Specialty Crops...

These sanctions include suspending the businesses’ PACA licenses and barring the principal operators from engaging in PACA-licensed business.