Following a federal court order, the Department of Labor must issue a replacement adverse effect wage rate calculation before the end of the year.

Managers who plan properly before a fixture is moved on the produce floor can make a major changeover more efficient — and ...

House Agriculture Committee Chairman Glenn “GT” Thompson, while on the road to discuss the Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act, or SAWA, joined AgriTalk with an update on the overhaul of the H-2A ...

As choice overload and noise drive shoppers toward intentional living, WGSN Food and Drink Director Claire Lancaster breaks ...

California grower associations warn of severe economic consequences after the state enacts a new $19.75 hourly wage floor for ...

Driscoll’s CEO Soren Bjorn spoke at the Wall Street Journal’s Global Food Forum in Chicago on June 2. The fresh berry category has cemented itself as the heavyweight champion of the produce aisle, ...

The new social-first "Tommalier" campaign invites consumers to sample guided tomato flights and earn a commemorative ...

Brooklyn, N.Y.-based Gotham Greens is the latest indoor grower to see a massive surge in demand following July’s cyclospora outbreak linked to imported Mexican lettuce. Gotham Greens is the latest ...

Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling that allows the executive branch sweeping authority over temporary protected status, or TPS, John Hollay, president and CEO of the National Council of ...

After 40 years of legislative stalemate, House Agriculture Chairman G.T. Thompson believes it’s the right political and economic time to reform agricultural labor. Last week, he introduced the ...

Tight margins leave growers hesitant to fund automation, even as delaying farm technology adoption exposes them to ...

A federal judge in California declared the Department of Labor’s H-2A interim final rule unlawful, requiring a new adverse effect wage rate calculation methodology and exposing fresh produce growers ...