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In an ongoing quest to transform the lives of agricultural workers in North America, NatureSweet, leading produce grower, has kicked off an educational initiative that’s giving agricultural workers an opportunity to obtain their bachelor’s degree.

NatureSweet, the industry leader in greenhouse-grown vegetables, is kicking off its “Snack Like a Champ” program to encourage consumers to incorporate NatureSweet snacking tomatoes into their Super Bowl spreads.

NatureSweet announced today it has donated eight million pounds of produce to food banks throughout North America in 2022.

NatureSweet, the number one selling brand in snacking tomatoes, and Instant Brands, the makers of the best-selling Instant Pot, are combining forces to transform everyday meals and spread more holiday cheer this season.

The producer of the number one small tomato snack in the United States, NatureSweet, is introducing its popular To Go product in Mexico.

NatureSweet, the number one selling brand in snacking tomatoes is doubling down on the company’s commitment to transform the agricultural industry by partnering with more retailers and selling high-quality produce beyond snacking tomatoes.

Mission Produce, Inc., a world leader in sourcing, producing and distributing fresh Hass avocados with additional offerings in mangos, and NatureSweet Tomatoes, the producer of North America’s best-selling snacking tomatoes, Cherubs, has announced a long-term third-party logistics partnership leveraging Mission’s state-of-the-art forward distribution center in Laredo, Texas.

The producer of North America’s best-selling snacking tomato, NatureSweet, has introduced new palm-sized packaging that includes washed and ready-to-eat cherub tomatoes.

NatureSweet Tomatoes today announced seasoned consumer R&D and product strategy executive Martin C. Ruebelt, Ph.D. to its newly created positions of Chief Scientific Officer.

San Antonio-based NatureSweet says specialty tomatoes do not belong in the same market category as “commodity” tomatoes, and the company is seeking exceptions from the 2019 suspension agreement on tomatoes from Mexico.