INDIANAPOLIS – For the third consecutive year, The Produce Mom® has organized the #FreshSummit Twitter Party, a social media event which occurs live from the Produce Marketing Association's Fresh Summit Expo.
Announcing the 2016 #FreshSummit Twitter Party hosts and organizers:
- Chelan Fresh, @ChelanFresh
- Mann Packing, @VeggiesMadeEasy
- NatureSweet Tomatoes, @NSTomatoes
- Naturipe, @Naturipe
- North Bay Produce, @NorthBayProduce
- Produce for Kids, @ProduceforKids
- Produce Marketing Association, @PMA (organizer)
- Sage Fruit, @SageFruit
- Salad Savoy, @SaladSavoy
- The Produce Mom, @TheProduceMom (organizer)
- Wada Farms, @WadaFarms
The event will begin one hour after the Fresh Summit Expo opens at 11:00amEST on Saturday, October 15th. The #FreshSummit Twitter Party is a Q&A style social media event. This year's dialogue will focus on the trends of fresh produce and floral marketing as well as the abundant resources available through the Produce Marketing Association.
"The Produce Mom takes great pride in organizing the #FreshSummit Twitter Party. For two years, this event has recorded the highest social media impression of the entire Fresh Summit weekend, and brought the PMA event hashtag to national trending status on Twitter," states Lori Taylor, Founder & Owner of The Produce Mom. "I hope all Fresh Summit attendees come together and use this organized event as an opportunity to showcase our industry's collective impact on social media."
Advance copies of the #FreshSummit Twitter Party script are available. If you are interested in receiving a copy, please tweet your request to @TheProduceMom.
This year's Twitter party headquarters is the Wada Farms' booth #773. Please join The Produce Mom team and select hosts at Wada Farms' booth from 10:45 – 11:45amEST on Saturday for insight on how to participate, host, and schedule tweets for a Twitter Party.
About The Produce Mom®
The Produce Mom is an advocacy brand for the fresh produce industry: inspiring families to eat more fruits and vegetables, introducing consumers to produce brands, rallying the produce industry to converse with the consumer, and promoting policy to protect and increase the availability of fresh produce at American schools.
Source: The Produce Mom®
