IFPA Advocates for Nutrition and Trade Expansion

IFPA Advocates for Nutrition and Trade Expansion

Uniting policymakers and industry stakeholders to tackle labor, food safety, trade and Farm Bill reforms for a stronger, science-based fresh produce and floral supply chain

As policymakers and industry leaders prepare to gather for The Washington Conference in Washington DC, the International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA) is setting the stage for important policy discussions that will impact the fresh produce and floral industries.

With a sharp focus on labor, food safety, nutrition, trade, and the Farm Bill, the IFPA is at the forefront of advocacy efforts aimed at strengthening the supply chain to ensure consumers have access to safe, affordable, and high-quality fresh produce and floral products.

Rebeckah Adcock, IFPA’s vice-president of government relations, emphasized the association’s commitment to being a leading voice advocating for fair, effective, and science-based solutions as the fresh produce industry faces evolving challenges.

By working closely with policymakers, the IFPA seeks to ensure that fresh produce remains a critical component of public health and economic prosperity.

The Washington Conference provides a unique opportunity for industry stakeholders to directly engage with policymakers shaping the future of agriculture.

Growers, retailers, distributors, and industry advocates will use their collective voice to secure policies that support a resilient fresh produce and floral supply chain.

The agenda will address critical areas, including labor shortages, expanding public access to fresh produce, modernizing the Farm Bill, ensuring fair and open markets through trade, and adopting a science-based approach to food safety.

As policymakers shape the future of agriculture, the IFPA stands as a leading voice for the fresh produce industry, advocating for a strong workforce, modernized agricultural policies, enhanced nutrition programs, and a fair-trade environment.

These efforts are crucial for protecting the industry’s long-term success and ensuring that fresh produce remains accessible to all consumers.

As policymakers and industry leaders converge at The Washington Conference, the IFPA’s advocacy efforts will play a crucial role in shaping policies that can foster a robust and resilient fresh produce supply chain.

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