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The Texas International Produce Association is pleased to announce a significant victory for the fresh produce industry and the American consumer as the U.S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Marketing Service proposes revisions to the Section 8e import inspection fee structure for fresh fruits, vegetables, and other products.

The Texas International Produce Association and the Houston Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Association (HFFVA) are proud to announce a strategic partnership aimed at fortifying and enhancing the produce industry in Texas.

During this year’s Viva Fresh the Texas International Produce Association celebrated the vibrant spirit of the fresh produce industry while also paying tribute in memoriam to Texas produce icon, Craig Fox of Fox Packaging.

The Texas International Produce Association is expanding their career networking student program, Encouraging Discovery & Growth in Education (EDGE), during the Viva Fresh Expo with the attendance of more than 40 Texas university system students.

The 2024 Viva Fresh Expo is less than a month away and the team at the Texas International Produce Association is particularly thrilled about three highly engaging opportunities for attendees to experience the best of Houston while networking with their industry peers.

The South Texas Onion Committee is thrilled to kick off the harvest for Texas 1015 Sweet Onions (TX1015) and to share news about their upcoming marketing campaign.

TIPA is thrilled to announce that Max Lugavere will be the keynote speaker for the upcoming 2024 Viva Fresh Produce Expo in Houston.

The Texas International Produce Association proudly announces the induction of five distinguished individuals into the Texas Produce Hall of Fame.

The Texas International Produce Association (TIPA) proudly invites industry members to apply for this year’s challenge which will kick off in mid-October and will culminate at the 2024 Viva Fresh Expo in Houston on April 13th.

On Friday, September 1st, 2023, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Market News began reporting Limes in a manner that is more consistent with the many grade offerings of that commodity so as to better reflect the range of quality that exists in the marketplace by using “Appearance.”