The Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association’s 82nd Annual Convention brought growers and agricultural leaders together in Naples for three days focused not only on the issues facing Florida agriculture today, but also on preparing industry leaders for what comes next.
From federal policy and geopolitical developments to consumer trends and leadership, this year’s convention tackled issues that can have a direct impact on the decisions growers, packers, shippers and other agricultural businesses make throughout the year.
Christina Morton, director of communications for FFVA, said the association was already hearing strong feedback as the convention came to a close…