Why You Should Fall for Pineapples this Halloween As summer dwindles down and autumn approaches, now is the time to begin preparing for an abundance of fresh pineapple into our customer’s stores. As we will be discussing in the coming
The superbugs have been a growing threat for years due to an over reliance on antibiotics. What if I were to tell you that scientists have discovered another weapon to combat the superbug by simply fighting nature with nature? Turns
Chestnut Hill Farms and Procomer, a public Costa Rican institution who promotes the exportation of Costa Rican goods and services throughout the world, participated last week at Fruit Logistica 2016 in Berlin, Germany. Fruit Logistica is the leading trade fair
By Dr. Lloyd Berg, PhD. We are so very proud to share the results of a recent project we embarked on with one of our longstanding customers, European-based Tesco PLC. An admirable example of what can be done in the
We are proud to share with our customers and friends a recent article published in this week’s Miami Herald featuring Chestnut Hill Farms. As a part of the publication’s recent “Gateway” series, highlighting companies making waves in the trade industry,
By Raul Romero, President and COO The FRUKTUS Foundation, a private non-profit organization dedicated to promoting, supporting and developing sustainable communities in Costa Rica’s Caribbean region, recently awarded 29 students diplomas for their completion of the Foundation’s “Harvesting Leaders, Growing
Growers that cultivate pineapple often use the word “seed” for the sucker that is used for planting but this is the incorrect use of the word “seed”. Pineapples do occasionally produce true tiny black seed just below the peel of
Article published in Grocery Headquarters (11/30/12) Produce with punch Posted on Nov 30, 2012 by Elizabeth Louise Hatt. With a new format and record attendance, the 2012 PMA Fresh Summit was one to remember. Pineapple at its best Chestnut Hill
Taken from “Fresh Plaza” published 23/10/2012 Pineapple, which is one of the most abundant fruits in Paraguay can help reduce the pains that are caused by rheumatoid arthritis. The results of two nutritionists have shown that it can reduce
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