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IFPA previews 2022 Foodservice Conference

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June 23, 2022 Newark, De. and Washington D.C. – International Fresh Produce Association’s BB #:378962 Foodservice Conference is coming up on July 28-29 in Monterey, California.

It is the “can’t miss” event for produce and foodservice and this year will be packed with buyers and suppliers looking to connect and conduct business.

In addition to the excellent line up of speakers, The Foodservice Conference includes an Expo that is open from 11:00 – 4:30 on July 29. The Expo features growers-shippers and processors; transportation companies, technology providers and those with packaging solutions. The event serves as a one stop shop for the over 100 buyer companies in attendance.

This year, buyers come from every segment of the Foodservice supply chain including foodservice operators (restaurant chains and groups, colleges/universities, airlines, healthcare and more), foodservice distributors and wholesalers; K-12 representatives, chefs and menu developers and more.

Buyers attending Foodservice 2022 can be found here and include Chick-fil-A Inc, Hello Fresh, US Foods, Stanford University and K-12 representatives from several school districts like Los Angeles Unified School District, Detroit Public Schools, Houston Independent School District, Seattle Public Schools and more.

“The Foodservice Conference is the premier place for Foodservice buyers and suppliers in produce to connect, create new partnerships and explore new trends and products,” said IFPA Vice President and Foodservice Lead, Joe Watson. “There’s no other event that is solely dedicated to putting produce on the plate at Foodservice. We know that produce should be half the plate and that doesn’t just mean at home. I’m looking forward to being back at the Bay to bring the best of produce to Foodservice menus.”

The exhibitor map is available now and attendees can use it to plan their show for the end of July. This also includes the “Fresh Ideas Showcase” highlighting the newest innovations in produce for Foodservice.

Additionally, all exhibitors are entered into the Best of Show Contest where a lineup of judges will choose the top three booth and product promos at the show.

About the International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA)
The International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA)?is the largest and most diverse international association serving the entire fresh produce and floral supply chain and the only to seamlessly integrate world-facing advocacy and industry-facing support. We exist to bring the industry together to create a vibrant future for all. We grow our member’s prosperity by conducting advocacy; connecting people and ideas; and offering guidance that allows us all to?take action?with purpose and confidence.? While IFPA is built on the legacy of United Fresh and Produce Marketing Association, it is not just a combination. It is transformational. Recognizing the industry required an even more powerful and unified voice, the leaders of the former United Fresh and Produce Marketing Association chose not to merge, but rather to create an entirely new organization to supersede their organizations, effective January 1, 2022.

Contact: Siobhan May, SMay@freshproduce.com +1 (302) 781-5855

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June 23, 2022 Newark, De. and Washington D.C. – International Fresh Produce Association’s BB #:378962 Foodservice Conference is coming up on July 28-29 in Monterey, California.

It is the “can’t miss” event for produce and foodservice and this year will be packed with buyers and suppliers looking to connect and conduct business.

In addition to the excellent line up of speakers, The Foodservice Conference includes an Expo that is open from 11:00 – 4:30 on July 29. The Expo features growers-shippers and processors; transportation companies, technology providers and those with packaging solutions. The event serves as a one stop shop for the over 100 buyer companies in attendance.

This year, buyers come from every segment of the Foodservice supply chain including foodservice operators (restaurant chains and groups, colleges/universities, airlines, healthcare and more), foodservice distributors and wholesalers; K-12 representatives, chefs and menu developers and more.

Buyers attending Foodservice 2022 can be found here and include Chick-fil-A Inc, Hello Fresh, US Foods, Stanford University and K-12 representatives from several school districts like Los Angeles Unified School District, Detroit Public Schools, Houston Independent School District, Seattle Public Schools and more.

“The Foodservice Conference is the premier place for Foodservice buyers and suppliers in produce to connect, create new partnerships and explore new trends and products,” said IFPA Vice President and Foodservice Lead, Joe Watson. “There’s no other event that is solely dedicated to putting produce on the plate at Foodservice. We know that produce should be half the plate and that doesn’t just mean at home. I’m looking forward to being back at the Bay to bring the best of produce to Foodservice menus.”

The exhibitor map is available now and attendees can use it to plan their show for the end of July. This also includes the “Fresh Ideas Showcase” highlighting the newest innovations in produce for Foodservice.

Additionally, all exhibitors are entered into the Best of Show Contest where a lineup of judges will choose the top three booth and product promos at the show.

About the International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA)
The International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA)?is the largest and most diverse international association serving the entire fresh produce and floral supply chain and the only to seamlessly integrate world-facing advocacy and industry-facing support. We exist to bring the industry together to create a vibrant future for all. We grow our member’s prosperity by conducting advocacy; connecting people and ideas; and offering guidance that allows us all to?take action?with purpose and confidence.? While IFPA is built on the legacy of United Fresh and Produce Marketing Association, it is not just a combination. It is transformational. Recognizing the industry required an even more powerful and unified voice, the leaders of the former United Fresh and Produce Marketing Association chose not to merge, but rather to create an entirely new organization to supersede their organizations, effective January 1, 2022.

Contact: Siobhan May, SMay@freshproduce.com +1 (302) 781-5855

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