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Crisis at the Capitol: Tackling Labor and Water Challenges in Produce
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Join Craig Slate and Tommy Wilkins at the Washington Conference hosted by the International Fresh Produce Association for an insightful discussion on the critical issues shaping the fresh produce industry. This episode covers the pressing topics of labor shortages, water scarcity, and the evolving policies affecting growers and distributors.
🌱 What’s Covered:
Labor Challenges: The complexities and impacts of the H-2A program and domestic labor shortages.
Water Crisis: The dire water situation in South Texas and the efforts to address it.
Policy and Advocacy: Key takeaways from meetings on Capitol Hill, including discussions with industry leaders and policymakers.
Sustainability Efforts: Insights on the global push towards sustainable practices and the lessons we can learn from Europe.
📈 Why Watch?
If you’re keen on understanding how policy, labor issues, and sustainability efforts are reshaping the fresh produce market, this episode is for you. Packed with expert analysis and actionable insights, it's perfect for industry professionals, advocates, and anyone interested in the future of food.
🌐 Links:
The Fresh Cred: https://www.thefreshcred.com
Horton Fruit Company: https://www.hortonfruit.com
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