SUNSET®'s Organic Angel Sweet® Wins Best Organic Product Award at CPMA



SUNSET®'s Organic Angel Sweet® Wins Best Organic Product Award at CPMA


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MONTREAL, CANADA - Exciting things are happening at this year’s Canadian Produce Marketing Association (CPMA) Convention and Tradeshow in Montreal, Canada. SUNSET recently announced that its Organic Angel Sweet® won the Best Organic Product Award. Organic Angel Sweet, showcased in SUNSET’s new backyard-compostable packaging, was one of 53 products to compete in the New Product Showcase—which was judged by a panel of industry leaders.

Paul Mastronardi, President and CEO, Mastronardi Produce“There has been tremendous customer and retailer response since we launched Organic Angel Sweet in 2018, and we’re honored to receive this recognition from our peers,” said Paul Mastronardi, President, CEO, and fourth-generation family member to lead Mastronardi Produce.

Organic Angel Sweet, showcased in SUNSET’s new backyard-compostable packaging, was one of 53 products to compete in the New Product Showcase

According to a press release, Organic Angel Sweet—which is greenhouse-grown and born from the world’s sweetest grape tomatoes—delivers the same exceptional flavor that consumers expect of SUNSET snacking tomatoes. And like all SUNSET products, Organic Angel Sweet tomatoes are Non-GMO Project Verified.

Nicole Balderas, Vice President, Marketing, Mastronardi Produce“SUNSET continues to be the leading driver of growth in the snacking category, and this new offering generates excitement within the growing organic segment,” said Nicole Balderas, Vice President, Marketing.

This award follows in the footsteps of the product’s conventional counterpart, which has received several accolades, including Superior Taste Award form the International Taste and Quality Institute.

Congratulations from all of us here at AndNowUKnow to the SUNSET team!

Mastronardi Produce



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