Navigating Supply Chain Disruptions: Lessons from the Longshoreman Strike

Supply chain disruptions are a reality of today’s interconnected grocery industry. From natural disasters to geopolitical events, the ripple effects can challenge even the most resilient operations. These disruptions delay the movement of goods, reroute shipments, and create bottlenecks in warehouses and distribution centers.

Whole Foods Market Accepting Applications For Its 2025 Local And Emerging Accelerator Program

January 27, 2025 Whole Foods Market

Selected participants for the Early Growth cohort will undergo a 12-week educational curriculum. Once complete, participants will be considered for placement on the grocer’s shelves in their home city or area. They will also be eligible to be considered for a $25,000 equity investment from a donor-advised fund managed by the Austin Community Foundation, with proceeds benefiting the Whole Foods Market Foundation.

Equitable Food Initiative Expands 2025 Online Learning Opportunities to Support Workforce Development and Sustainability

Equitable Food Initiative is proud to announce the return and expansion of its educational course curriculum for 2025. Building on the success of last year’s programming, EFI continues to support agricultural professionals with knowledge and tools that promote safer workplaces, enhanced collaboration, employee retention and environmental stewardship.

The International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) and Union Fleurs to Showcase International Statistics Flowers & Plants Yearbook at Trade Fair

With 72 years of meticulous data collection and analysis, the International Statistics Flowers & Plants 2024 is an indispensable resource, offering unparalleled insights into global ornamental horticultural production and trade dynamics.

2024 in Review: The Society of American Florists Guided and Connected the Floral Industry

In a year defined by a shifting political landscape, destructive hurricanes, pivotal sustainability research, and market challenges, the Society of American Florists (SAF) stood as a beacon of guidance and connection for the floral industry.