“There is nothing new under the sun,” the writer of Ecclesiastes says.

The collective wisdom of the industry typically gets it right. 

In anticipation of The Packer’s 125th-anniversary issue, we have enjoyed publishing past anniversary articles from the Century of Produce and also posted industry columns for the 125th-anniversary edition. 

The Packer’s 125th-anniversary issue is soon coming, and in a series of blog posts, I have described the results of a survey we posted in conjunction with our editorial efforts for the publication. 

Produce shippers and receivers, cover your ears.

The last time we reviewed industry answers to The Packer's 125 survey, we asked a broad question about industry innovations and evolution in the next 25 years.

We received excellent responses to our Packer 125 industry survey, and today I am going to reveal industry thoughts on a forward-looking question from that online poll.

The Packer’s 125th-anniversary edition is fast approaching.

Will the new United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson finally figure out Brexit and make Britain great again?

There is not enough fruit and vegetable production to feed the world at recommended serving levels, and that scenario will get worse instead of better in the next 30 years.