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Greenhouse grower moves beyond tomatoes

NatureSweet is doubling down on the company’s commitment to transforming the agricultural industry by partnering with more retailers and selling high-quality produce beyond snacking tomatoes. The company’s portfolio includes nationwide distribution of bulk and packaged tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers.

The company’s success in this expanded category over the last four years has positioned it to achieve greatness in the greenhouse-grown vegetable market. It recently partnered with Mission Produce, Inc. at its distribution center in Laredo, Texas, to ensure product freshness and to streamline service to U.S. retailers. Along with expanded distribution, NatureSweet is also rebranding with a new corporate logo on all packaging and a redesigned website. The new logo showcases the variety of vegetables the company offers while keeping its tomatoes front and center. NatureSweet, an EFI and Fair Trade-certified company, forecasts that more than half of the company’s future growth will come from this expansion.

“Consumers trust the quality produce that NatureSweet consistently delivers, and we have proven this,” says Rodolfo Spielmann, president & CEO. “This growth wouldn’t be possible without the tireless work of our agricultural associates who nurture our produce from seed to shelf. Although our logo might have changed a little, our company’s purpose remains the same. And that is to greatly improve the working conditions and treatment of agricultural workers.”

The revamped website is mobile-compatible, as well as user-friendly, showing consumers where their food originated. It features engaging content, an education hub with nutrition tips, recipe videos, and updates on the company’s success.

The site also details efforts involving recyclable packaging and sustainability. The company’s Food ID program takes product safety, quality, and traceability to new heights. Using a QR code, consumers can trace where their produce was grown and learn more about the practices used to harvest and pack their veggies. The “Meet the Associates” section enables consumers to hear from the associate who picked their vegetables. Consumers can also personally thank associates for their hard work.

The company’s rapid growth has emboldened it in its mission of transforming the lives of agricultural workers in North America.

For more information:  
Jenny Halpin
NatureSweet
jennyh@naturesweet.com 
www.naturesweet.com 

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