Morning Kiss Organic to exhibit at NEPC

Morning Kiss Organic will feature a roulette wheel for visitors at the New England Produce Council show, Aug. 19-20 in Everett, Mass.

The company will exhibit at booths No. 110 and 112, according to a news release. Prizes include gift cards to favorite coffee shops, Boston's Eataly restaurant, branded merchandise and directed donations to La Colaborativa.

Arrowfarms companies are raising money to support the mission of its long-standing partner La Colaborativa, a Chelsea, Mass.-based nonprofit that aims to empower local Latinx communities by enhancing social and economic health, the release said.

“La Colaborativa has been a revolutionary force and cornerstone of support for those in Chelsea and across Massachusetts,” Nelly Czajkowski of DiSilva Fruit said in the release. “Morning Kiss Organic is proud to support their efforts and aspirations.”

Morning Kiss Organic will feature its lineup of Morning Kiss Organic Apples and highlighting its newest offering, the Tasty Trio. The fruit pack is a 2-pound assortment of handpicked fruit and citrus.

Crafted with families in mind, the offering combines the convenience of small fruit sizes with a delightful variety of choices in every bag, the release said. Packaged in resealable pouch bags, the Tasty Trio is available in both organic and conventional formats.

"We designed these products with families in mind — small fruit, resealable bags, and attractive pricing,” Nelly Czajkowski of DiSilva Fruit said in the release. “Feeding your family healthy food can be convenient and affordable.”

"Busy families need options that not only provide nutrition but also fit seamlessly into their hectic schedules,” Alden Guptill of DiSilva Fruit added. "The Tasty Trio offers the perfect solution by delivering a variety of high-quality fruits in a convenient package, saving time without compromising on flavor or freshness."

Morning Kiss Organic, along with Arrowfarms sister companies DiSilva Fruit and Gold Bell, will promote their full line of organic and conventional produce at the NEPC event, the release said.