In The Bin

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In The Bin

We want to share everything it takes to get fruit "in the bin" and to your table! On this podcast, we chat with experts in every avenue of farming and produce to share the intricacies of Pacific Northwest agriculture. Tune in to hear from marketing experts, horticulturists, technology gurus, and so many more! Hosted by Superfresh Growers Director of Sustainability and Packaging, Tyler Weinbender.

17 DE SET.

Episode10, CarrieAnn Arias, CEO of the USA Pear Bureau

On this episode of "In The Bin," we sit down with CarrieAnn Arias, the new CEO of the USA Pear Bureau, as she reflects on her first 61 days at the helm and the challenges of navigating a difficult pear crop. CarrieAnn takes us through her impressive career, including her journey in branding, private label strategy, and a major refresh at Naturipe Farms. We also dive into key topics like packaging innovation with an eye on recycling and emissions. Don’t miss this insightful conversation as CarrieAnn shares her vision for the future of the Pear Bureau and the pear industry. 00:00 Welcome 52:00 Getting to know CarrieAnn. 09:56 CarrieAnn’s work career. 21:18 Branding and private label. 27:28 Branding refresh at Naturipe Farms. 31:10 Working through old packaging inventory. 35:45 What do you think about pears? 37:54 First 61 days as the CEO of the USA Pear Bureau. 40:23 The most valuable trade shows in your career? 44:18 Packaging innovation with recycling and emissions in mind. 52:47 You picked a rough pear crop to start with. 56:50 What plans do you have for the Pear Bureau? 01:04:15 Close.

1h6min
2 DE MAI.

Episode 9 Jaritt Hays, Production Manager at Monson Fruit

On this episode of "In The Bin," we sit with Jaritt Hays, production manager at Monson Fruit, the largest cherry packer in the Pacific Northwest. Jaritt shares his insights on integrating cutting-edge technology into packing fruit, his experience interning with a production line in New Zealand, and all the joys of running a packing line. Don't miss this episode as we explore packing at Monson Fruit! 00:00 Welcome, Jaritt Hays, Production Manager at Monson Fruit. 02:06 Monson Fruit Acquired a new Cherry line. 05:47 What is a cherry sizer? 09:38 What's unique about the Zillah packing line? 11:39 Cherry damage in specific regions throughout the state. 13:41 How many individual cherries do you pack? 17:08 What new AI tech do you have at the Zillah line? 21:30 New Zealand Padawan training for Cherry production. 25:04 What are the significant differences in packing in New Zealand? 30:30 A lot of our packing technology comes from New Zealand. 31:27 Hole in New Zealand's ozone layer. 32:39 Going from cherries to apples, what are the different challenges? 34:41 How do you prepare for the cherry season? 36:57 Cranberries! 42:31 Anything new coming down the pipeline? 45:50 Closing comments.

47min
12 DE MAR.

Episode 8 H.R. Spinner packaging suppliers

Dive into the world of box and bag manufacturing with Ben and Gary from H.R. Spinner. From its roots in Yakima, WA, starting back in 1916, join us as we explore recycling, the skyrocketing need for bags in the fruit industry, and the latest advancements in manufacturing techniques. Tune in for an engaging and relaxed conversation as we unravel the intricacies of packaging solutions and gain valuable industry insights. 00:00 How did H.R. Spinner start? 03:07 How did Gary start working in the industry? 05:55 What H.R. Spinner provides. 08:13 How did Ben start working in the industry? 10:38 Working on the first Post Consumer Recycle Bag in the tree fruit industry. 13:20 Growing the Pouch and poly segment. 16:02 Domestic VS import partnerships. 20:27 What’s your favorite apple? 22:40 What’s the difference between a High Graphic and a regular box? 26:10 Let’s talk private labels. 32:00 The change from a number 5 pouch to a number 4. 36:54 Recycled content for boxes. 46:30 How big is Spinner? 51:28 Have you looked into offering bag machines? 54:21 Who has the coolest box? Don’t say me. 58:29 How has online shopping driven paper demand?

1h2min
22 DE JAN.

In The Bin EP 7, Darin Palmer, Pear Grower

The Wenatchee Valley is home to the best pears in the world, and also some of the most scenic land in the Pacific Northwest. In this episode of In The Bin, Tyler sits down with Darin Palmer of Blue Bird, to discuss the unique challenges that come with growing pears in such a beautiful region. Darin and his neighbors face constant pressure from the climate to pests, real estate agents, bears, and plenty more. As a 4th generation grower, Darin is doing everything he can to ensure his kids have the same opportunity to work the land for years to come. 00:00 Open Darin Palmer: How's it been being on Blue Bird’s board? 02:27 How did you transition from construction management into orchard management? 08:07 Have you replanted any orchards? 10:53 How are you implementing Integrated Pest Management “IPM” in different orchards? 21:12 What are the challenges of farming on a hillside in the Leavenworth area? 25:02 How do you deal with the incentives to sell in the Leavenworth area? 33:24 Blue Bird had it's 100th anniversary. 39:32 What is the Wenatchee Valley Family Farms Group? 48:02 The president of Blue Bird told me that you saved the water in his community. 50:38 Would new pear varieties help drive consumption? 59:35 What do you think about the Steven’s Pass acquisition?

1h3min
22/12/2023

In The Bin EP 6 Norris Blueberry Farms

Blueberries are the topic on hand in this brand new episode of In The Bin! Ellie Norris and Gage Thompson of Norris Farms join Tyler in the newly renovated bin studio for a fun discussion surrounding the world of blueberry farming. Exploring the challenges of organic crop cultivation, battling invasive species, navigating the intricacies of running a family-operated business, and embarrassing farm stories are all fair game in this candid interview. Show notes 0:00 - Into 2:19 - Gage Thompson's unique entrance into the blueberry world. 11:56 - Ellie Norris' entrance into the Blueberry world. 13:32 - Love or hate Blueberries? 15:40 - Different Blueberry varieties. 19:55 - What is so special about your little valley? 22:10 - Dad retired as a doctor. 24:05 - Transition and handover of a family business. 28:22 - You, during Duke's season, can be wild! 31:08 - Challenges that are specific to blueberries. 34:10 - Organic and conventional. 39:31 - The Falcon situation. 45:29 - Different countries, how they perceive U.S. Blueberries. 51:06 - The Peru irrigation project was bizarre. 54:00 - Closing comments. To learn more, visit http://www.superfreshgrowers.com/ To learn more, visit http://www.superfreshgrowers.com/ © 2023 DOMEX SUPERFRESH GROWERS, LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

55min
15/08/2023

In The Bin with Sarah Lucas

This week, Tyler is joined In The Bin by Retail Specialist, Sarah Lucas. Sarah has spent the better part of the last two decades working in the grocery and produce industries. With experience at store level, all the way to buying and now selling fruit, Sarah knows all the ins and outs of a produce department. Listen now for grocery insights you don't see coming!

55min
16/06/2023

In The Bin with Rebeckah Adcock & John Hollay of IFPA

We're back with another episode of In The Bin! This time, we're joined by key members of the International Fresh Produce and Floral Association (IFPA) team. Rebeckah Adcock, IFPA's Vice President of U.S. Government Relations, and John Hollay, Director of U.S. Government Relations, join Tyler to chat about bridging the gap between fresh produce and the United States government. Tackling tough topics such as labor challenges and government regulation's effect on farming, this episode is a must-listen!

51min
28/04/2023

In The Bin with Steve Potter

When it comes to key players involved in getting fruit to your table, we bet the IT team isn’t first on your mind! Technology is one of the most important forgotten elements of farming, packing, and selling fruit. In this episode, Network Admin Steve Potter speaks on how he went from curious teen to IT wizard for the largest apple grower in Washington State. Tune in to hear about internet safety, orchard automation, and…. mushrooms?

34min
28/04/2023

In The Bin with Brett Monson

We’re back In The Bin! This time, with tree fruit grower and warehouse fieldman, Brett Monson. Brett specializes in Oregon-grown cherries for the Monson Fruit team based in Yakima, WA. In this episode, Brett talks about branching the generational gap between old and new ways of farming and what the future of tree fruit may bring!

45min
13/04/2023

In The Bin with Dan Harrington

In this inaugural episode of In The Bin, host Tyler Weinbender chats with the recently retired veteran salesman, Dan Harrington. After almost 30 years selling fruit for Superfresh Growers, Dan is a true legend in the produce industry. Tune in to catch decades of expertise and stories from Dan the Apple Man!

30min

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We want to share everything it takes to get fruit "in the bin" and to your table! On this podcast, we chat with experts in every avenue of farming and produce to share the intricacies of Pacific Northwest agriculture. Tune in to hear from marketing experts, horticulturists, technology gurus, and so many more! Hosted by Superfresh Growers Director of Sustainability and Packaging, Tyler Weinbender.

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Anos de atividade

2023 - 2024
Episódios

10
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