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NatureSweet, the largest vertically integrated controlled environment agricultural company in North America and the number one snacking tomato brand is proud to share its fifteenth annual Sustainability Report

NatureSweet, North America’s leading vertically integrated agricultural company and the top selling brand in snacking tomatoes is teaming up with Barilla, the world’s leading pasta maker, to transform salads with the launch of their co-branded campaign, “Salads Done Right”, offering a new spin on salads.

U.S. buyers and importers are pleased that the Court determined Commerce may not apply steep duties of more than 30 percent on imports of Mexican tomatoes into the United States.

NatureSweet, the largest vertically integrated agricultural company in North America and the #1 snacking tomato brand announced that supply chain expert Gerardo Chavez has joined the ranks of its leadership team as Chief Operating Officer, as the company growths accelerates.

As local Little League programs around the world are gearing up and celebrating their Opening Days, NatureSweet is teaming up with Little League for an exciting season as “The Official Snacking Vegetable of Little League Baseball and Softball.”

NatureSweet added another location to their portfolio of greenhouse facilities and has begun planting and growing produce in Bonita, Arizona.

NatureSweet, the #1 snacking tomato brand and largest vertically integrated agricultural company in North America has debuted another convenient product, Constellation Sweet & Seedless Mini Peppers, a colorful, crunchy and delicious medley that is revolutionizing the world of healthy snacks.

Martin C. Ruebelt, PhD, has been appointed to the Food Science and Technology Leadership Board at the University of California, Davis

With broad support from tomato producers, trade associations, state and local leaders, and beyond, NatureSweet has submitted comments to the U.S. Department of Commerce strongly urging the government to preserve the 2019 Tomato Suspension Agreement, which is critical to ensuring stability and fair practices in the market for fresh tomatoes.

The Tomato Suspension Agreement, which has been in place in various forms since 1996 and was most recently renegotiated in 2019, ensures fair trade practices and a stable market for imports of fresh tomatoes from Mexico to the United States.