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CAS Dataloggers, Chesterland, Ohio, provided SwiTrace I-Plug IPST8 transit temperature data loggers for a fruit and vegetable grower and exporter who needed a temperature-monitoring solution throughout the cold chain.
Havecon Horticultural Projects, Holland, is nearing completion on the construction of Green Empire Farms (GEF), a high-tech greenhouse located in Oneida, N.Y.
Using hydroponic technology, the produce will grow on site, removing the need for extended transportation and storage and producing a more eco-conscious product.
The entire production line was built with sustainability in mind, utilizing 75% of existing equipment originally used at the main headquarters in Pelion.
Crystal Valley Foods, Miami, Fla., finalized the acquisition of Joco Produce, a Miami, Fla.-based importer of fresh Asian, tropical and specialty fruits and vegetables.
The Center for Produce Safety (CPS), Woodland, Calif., funded its first-ever research project to study the effectiveness of various agricultural water treatments, awarding $200,000 to a team led by Channah Rock, associate professor of soil, water and environmental sciences and water quality specialist at University of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz.
Saladexpress, Canada, launched three new, ready-to-eat side salads as well as fettuccine-inspired veggie strips under its newly introduced Florette brand.