Tag: oranges

Sunkist Growers, Inc. is thrilled to kick off the 2024 holiday season with an exciting new collaboration with Warner Bros. Discovery, bringing together two timeless classics—Sunkist Navel oranges and the beloved Christmas movie, The Polar Express.

A series of unfortunate circumstances has lettuce buyers clinging tighter to the beginning of Yuma’s season than President-Elect Donald Trump to the American flag on election night.

As football fans cheered for their favorite college and NFL teams over the weekend, produce growers across the Southeast faced a different kind of blitz: back-to-back hits from Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

The tropics are heating up, with a strong likelihood that PTC 6 will develop into a tropical storm or hurricane later this week. Heavy rainfall is anticipated for parts of the Gulf Coast, including Mexico, Texas, and Louisiana.

California’s available Valencia supply continues to dwindle; some growers have already ended their season, and more will end over the next few weeks.

Sunkist Growers, Inc., the leading citrus cooperative with over 131 years of heritage, is proud to announce a new partnership with National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc. (NBCF) as part of its commitment to supporting health and wellness initiatives.

Valencia orange season is here, and Sunkist has new merchandising tips to help retailers sell larger value packs and build impactful summer displays.

2024 is setting records for extreme weather events. In the past week, growers across the Americas have been affected by intense heat, hail, rain, drought, wind, and cold.

Blistering winds whipped through growing regions on the West Coast and Southeast as separate fronts brought rain and cooler weather to California, Arizona, and parts of the Southeast.

California has turned into a real-life snow globe. Up to ten feet of snow is expected in parts of the Sierras. Although the late winter storm will impact logistics throughout the state for a few days, the snowpack and rain will only benefit the industry in the dry season.