Our Vision
To be recognized as the most-desired avocado in the world by fostering a vibrant industry.
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To maximize grower returns by enhancing premium brand positioning for California avocados and improving grower sustainability.
CAC News
CAC Election Ballots Due October 25
Ballots for the annual California Avocado Commission (CAC) Election were mailed to all producers and handlers of record on September 23, 2019. Ballots must be postmarked by October 25, 2019 and sent in the postage paid envelope provided.
Fall 2019 From the Grove Available Online
The Fall 2019 issue of From the Grove is now available on the California avocado growers website.
Cost Share Application for Organic Certification Refunds Available
Organic California avocado growers take note — the deadline to complete the National Organic Certification Cost Share Program application is October 31, 2019. Learn more.
CAC Assessing Interest in Laurel Wilt Florida Avocado Tour
The California Avocado Commission (CAC) would like to hear from growers concerning whether they would be interested in participating in a tour in Florida to see the effects of laurel wilt disease firsthand and learn more about how it’s being managed. Learn more about this opportunity.
CAC to Host a Gem Seminar and Field Tour
Dr. Jonathan Dixon, former California Avocado Commission Research Program Director and current Chief Technical officer for Seeka, a New Zealand-based produce company, will deliver two seminars discussing his company’s experience with the Gem avocado and share his knowledge of the cultivar. Learn more.
Secretary of Agriculture Perdue Visits California Avocado Grove
United States Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue toured Rancho Guejito Avocado Farm in Escondido on July 15, accompanied by California Avocado Commission (CAC) Chairman John Lamb, CAC President Tom Bellamore and other representatives of the Commission. Learn more.
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