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International Fresh Produce Association announced that Tamara Muruetagoiena is promoted to become IFPA’s first ever Vice President of Sustainability.

The International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA) lists 10 of its major impacts from its activities in 2023

IFPA sustainability experts are on the ground this week for the United Nation’s climate change conference, COP28 in the United Arab Emirates.

The political outlook for 2024 and beyond was the subject of a Virtual Town Hall sponsored by the International Fresh Produce Association on November 29.

IFPA celebrated #GivingTuesday by reflecting on food donation partnerships with the Global Produce and Floral Show. 

The fresh fruit and vegetable industry contends that these WIC cuts would be bad not only for American public health but for the industry itself.

With increasing consumption of fresh produce as its top priority, on November 15, International Fresh Produce Association CEO Cathy Burns and VP of Innovation, Vonnie Estes, attended a roundtable meeting focused on U.S. and Canadian consumer food affordability with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

On November 8, the International Fresh Produce Association devoted its weekly Virtual Town Hall to food safety in controlled-environment agriculture (CEA).

The International Fresh Produce Association’s priorities for 2023, according to the organization’s CEO Cathy Burns, include these.

As the dust fully settles from the merger, members of the fresh produce community are looking to International Fresh Produce Association to address a number of issues critical to the industry going forward.