PMA Donates 134 Tons of Fresh Produce to Needy



"This is by far the single largest fresh produce donation that occurs each year for our network," said Rick Bella, director of produce operations for America's Second Harvest. "In addition to the wonderful variety of produce that was donated, PMA also raised public awareness of hunger in America and reinforced the public's knowledge of the produce industry's long-standing commitment to help end hunger."

"Our unique partnership with the San Diego Convention Center and hundreds of generous 2006 Fresh Summit exhibitors enabled thousands of less fortunate San Diego community members eat healthier," said Bryan Silbermann, PMA president. "This community outreach acts out one of PMA's core focuses

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