Mark Campbell

3 weeks ago | hrexecutive.com | Mark Campbell

The U.S. dermatology market is at a financial crossroads. With a projected growth from $40.55 billion in 2023 to over $70 billion by 2030, the increasing prevalence of psoriasis and the accompanying surge in demand for treatment are about to make their mark. For employers, particularly those managing self-funded benefit plans, this raises key questions—and concerns. Will the soaring demand for psoriasis treatments increase costs to unsustainable levels?

1 month ago | bluebookservices.com | Mark Campbell |Greg Johnson

A broad range of produce commodities will feel the immediate effects of President Trump’s newly imposed tariffs. While the USMCA excludes suppliers in Mexico and Canada, a 10 percent tariff now applies to fresh produce imported from all other countries. Affected nations include, but are not limited to Guatemala, Costa Rica, Honduras, the Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Argentina, the Netherlands (and the rest of the European Union), and New Zealand.

1 month ago | bluebookservices.com | Greg Johnson |Mark Campbell

When the FDA announced the food safety rule compliance date would be delayed by 30 months, many companies and groups felt relief. For instance, both FMI and the National Grocers Association endorsed the delay, saying their members need more time. But there should be other emotions, considering food safety is at stake. “I was disappointed rather than surprised, especially with some of the government cuts,” said Gary Fleming, CEO of Inteligistics, a supply chain technology company.

1 month ago | producebluebook.com | Mark Campbell |Greg Johnson

Los Angeles, CA (March 2025) — Melissa’s Produce BB #:111686 is excited to announce the start of the organic Harry’s Berries strawberry season, now available exclusively through Melissa’s for retailers nationwide. “For years, Harry’s Berries were a hidden gem in Southern California, sold only at farmers’ markets where crowds would line up just to get a taste,” said Robert Schueller, Melissa’s PR Director.

1 month ago | producebluebook.com | Greg Johnson |Mark Campbell

In early March, the Trump administration announced a pause in the 25 percent tariffs on products from Mexico and Canada, provided they were compliant with the USMCA trade agreement, which covers fresh produce. The pause ends April 2, which is next Wednesday. While there are some domestic producers who embrace the tariffs on imported fruits and vegetables, the majority continues to warn they will limit supplies and raise prices for consumers and are generally bad for the produce industry.