VALENCIA, CA - Sunkist Growers unveiled a refreshed Sunkist.com experience, introducing a bold new digital platform built around a simple idea: Welcome to the Co-op.

The new experience invites consumers to connect more directly with the growers, the fruit they grow, and the everyday moments that define Sunkist—bringing the cooperative story to life through immersive content, visual storytelling, and a more dynamic, user-friendly design. Through grower spotlights, recipes, seasonal inspiration, and lifestyle-driven content, the platform brings the people and groves behind Sunkist® citrus to life in new ways for today’s digital audience. The platform also supports customer engagement by helping drive citrus discovery, usage inspiration, and year-round category relevance.

Reflecting the brand’s “Good Fruit. Good People.” ethos, the platform highlights the people, purpose, and products behind Sunkist citrus while reinforcing its role in daily life.

“The new Sunkist.com experience is designed to do more than tell our story—it’s meant to inspire citrus usage and strengthen how consumers connect with the Sunkist brand throughout the shopper journey,” said Cassie Howard, Sr. Director of Category Management and Marketing at Sunkist Growers, in the recent release. “By pairing seasonal inspiration, educational content, grower storytelling, and engaging digital experiences, we’re creating new opportunities to connect consumers with citrus while supporting year-round customer engagement.”

As the nation’s longest-standing citrus cooperative, Sunkist continues to evolve how it connects its 1,000+ growers with consumers to meet changing market demands. Developed in partnership with MJR Creative Group, the refreshed platform blends that heritage with a modern, digital-first approach—positioning Sunkist.com as a year-round destination for citrus discovery, education, and inspiration.

The refreshed website also introduces Segments, a dedicated content destination on Sunkist.com featuring grower stories, wellness content, recipes, and lifestyle inspiration. Updated regularly with new articles and resources, Segments creates new opportunities for consumers to engage with the Sunkist brand throughout the year.

In addition to editorial content, the enhanced site offers practical tools and resources designed to help consumers incorporate citrus into everyday routines. The refreshed site also introduces a more modern, mobile-friendly design, incorporating video, photography, and interactive content to create a more engaging and intuitive user experience.

The platform supports Sunkist’s full citrus portfolio, with content designed to highlight in-season varieties year-round. Consumers can explore currently available offerings, including Navel oranges, lemons, California mandarins, California Star Ruby grapefruit, organic citrus, and specialty favorites such as Cara Cara and Blood oranges.

By aligning digital storytelling with seasonal programs, the new Sunkist.com experience helps engage consumers, inspire citrus usage, and reinforce seasonal relevance throughout the year.

For more than 130 years, Sunkist has been part of everyday moments for families across the country, and the new platform reflects that legacy—connecting citrus to occasions ranging from breakfast and snacking to cooking and gathering.

For more information, visit www.sunkist.com.

MONTEREY, CA - Recirculated, a vendor-neutral sustainable supply chain consultancy based in Arizona, is hosting a California Produce Industry EPR Roundtable in Monterey, California, this Friday, June 5, 2026. The 30-minute presentation, taking place at Tarpy's Roadhouse at 2 p.m., will be followed by an open Q&A and reception.

“Our featured speaker is Patrick Owens—one of California's foremost SB-54 and EPR experts and an active advisor to the Circular Action Alliance (CAA), the federally recognized Producer Responsibility Organization implementing EPR across California and five other states,” Dave Kalan, President and Chief Client Officer of Recirculated, told ANUK. “Patrick will brief the group on what EPR compliance means specifically for the produce and grower community, then open the floor for direct Q&A. Every concern raised in that room goes directly back to the CAA—a line of access most growers simply don't have.”

Grower-shippers, distributors, and sustainability leaders will be at the table. According to Dave, EPR compliance is something the California produce community is just beginning to wrestle with in a serious way, making this event especially pertinent.

The event is sponsored by Recirculated, Marrad, and Valley Pallet. If you’re in Monterey this Friday, be sure to stop by the event for an insightful discussion.