posted by AJOT | Nov 13 2005 at 07:00 PM | International Trade
Fresh Summit, the Produce Marketing Association's International Convention and Exposition, drew an estimated 15,000 participants to the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta Nov. 4-8, for industry discussions and the world's largest exhibition of fruits, vegetables and flowers and related services.
Among exhibitors were representatives of a number of entities involved in the transportation of produce. (Photos by Paul Scott Abbott)
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