Temecula, CA – Avocado and organic citrus grower-shipper, Eco Farms, highlights their global capabilities with a fresh new logo and an authentic, new website. While originally incorporated in 1974 as a California avocado and citrus grower-shipper, Eco Farms continues to grow as a fully integrated avocado and organic citrus handler with programs in California, Mexico, Peru and Chile. Eco Farms, packers of California fruit in Temecula since the 1970s, remain committed to rapid international and domestic expansion. CEO Andy Hamilton elaborated:
“We have a few simple goals with the rebuilt website and the new logo. First, we want to reflect the global nature of our business, which is incorporated into our website. Second, all of the various ripening and solutions we provide for our diverse customers across North America are reflected for our customers in a concise, easy-to-navigate website. Third, while we are often identified with conventional and organic avocados, we emphasize our expertise and full line of high quality organic citrus. Finally, we wanted to show the personality, dedication, excitement and fun in Eco Farms.”
To expand the market presence in the Los Angeles area, Sales Director Gahl Crane also opened a sales office in downtown Long Beach. Gahl started with Eco Farms in April and continues to secure more volume and sales in his new position.
Eco Farms maintains the longest continuity of avocado and citrus management in the produce industry. Partners Steve Taft and Norm Traner founded Eco Farms in 1974 and while other industry players have come and gone, Steve, Norm and Eco Farms remains dedicated to the same principles they started in the early 1970s.
Source: Eco Farms
