FOWLER, CA - From Thursday, February 26, to Sunday, March 1, produce industry members will gather at the Southeast Produce Council’s 2026 Southern Exposure. Those in search of citrus solutions will most definitely want to stop by the Bee Sweet Citrus booth.
“This year, we’re highlighting our specialty citrus line, with a particular emphasis on our Royal Red oranges, Cara Cara navels, Minneola Tangelos, and Meyer lemons. Our new Heirloom Navel packaging is also a standout feature we are eager to share with customers,” Monique Mueller, Director of Communications, told me.
Despite the cold weather growers have experienced in the Central Valley recently, all of Bee Sweet’s varieties are eating well, Monique assured me. Movement has been good, and Bee Sweet is looking forward to entering the spring season with good momentum.
This positive outlook on the current citrus season positions the company well to make new connections during the show.
“We love exhibiting at Southern Exposure because it brings all our East Coast customers under one roof,” Monique pointed out. “The show is large enough to attract a large number of attendees but intimate enough to give our team the opportunity to truly connect with customers and industry colleagues. We look forward to this event every year!”
Monique noted that, at the end of the day, Bee Sweet wants to remind its customers that they come first.
“That means they can expect excellent customer service throughout the year, the ease of conveniently picking numerous citrus varieties under one roof, and high-quality products that are sure to complement their shoppers,” she concluded.
The Bee Sweet Citrus booth will be buzzing with activity at the event, so make sure to include it in your show floor plans!
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Bee Sweet Citrus
Bee Sweet Citrus was founded in 1987 as an independent packer and shipper of California oranges. As our business grew, we…
