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At Eagle Eye Produce, potato planting starts long before the seed hits the soil—it begins with thoughtful planning, expert preparation, and a commitment to doing things the right way. From selecting premium seed to preparing the land with care, each step in our planting process helps set the stage for a strong, healthy crop. Here’s…
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Eagle Eye Produce is proud to announce the acquisition of one of the largest and most advanced onion packing facilities in the Pacific Northwest, previously operated by Baker & Murakami Produce Company in Ontario, Oregon. Known locally as the “super shed,” this state-of-the-art operation features extensive automation, AI powered grading and sorting systems, and a track record of delivering consistent quality in the heart of the Treasure Valley.
The company relies on an extensive network of more than 6,000 suppliers offering tens of thousands of products. This network enables the company to serve a wide range of foodservice operators including over 100,000 customers in the restaurant, hospitality, healthcare, and education sectors across North America.
Most people don’t think of innovation when they think of a potato facility. But at Eagle Eye Produce, we’re working to change that. Our Idaho Falls warehouse has recently gone through major upgrades designed to help us pack faster, reduce waste, and deliver more consistent quality. In this video, General Manager Jonathan Rivera walks through…
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Gordon Food Service, the largest privately owned and family-managed broadline foodservice distributor in North America, recently celebrated its supplier partners at the 2024 Vendor Involvement Process (VIP) Awards.
The company relies on an extensive network of more than 6,000 suppliers offering tens of thousands of products. This network enables the company to serve a wide range of foodservice operators including over 100,000 customers in the restaurant, hospitality, healthcare, and education sectors across North America.
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Eagle Eye Produce, which ships more than one billion pounds of premium, fresh produce annually, will be at booth No. B2445 at this year’s International Fresh Produce Association’s Global Produce & Floral show, focusing on its “roots to routes” approach.
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Established in 1996, offering quality potatoes has always been at the heart of Eagle Eye Produce. As a premier grower, packer, shipper and seller of different varieties of potatoes (Russets, reds, yellows, whites, and specialty rounds), the company is able to provide a true year-round potato program to all of its customers.
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Despite weather challenges in the growing season, Eagle Eye Produce reports excellent sizing for its 2024 onion harvest. Dallin Klingler, marketing and communications for Eagle Eye Produce, Idaho Falls, Idaho, said the firm’s acreage is consistent with 2023.
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Despite weather challenges in the growing season, Eagle Eye Produce reports excellent sizing for its 2024 onion harvest. Dallin Klingler, marketing and communications for Eagle Eye Produce, Idaho Falls, Idaho, said the firm’s acreage is consistent with 2023.
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Eagle Eye Produce, a leading grower, packer and distributor of a wide range of produce, including potatoes, onions, watermelons and mixed dry vegetables, expanded its logistics capabilities with a new 22,000-square-foot office and shop in Idaho Falls, ID, dedicated to its subsidiary, Eagle Eye Logistics.
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Our latest grower spotlight features Aaron Harper! Aaron grew up farming with his dad in Paul, Idaho, and continues to farm potatoes there today. Aaron loves his community and took the opportunity to be more involved when he became a volunteer firefighter in 2016. Since then, he has worked his way up to Assistant Chief of the fire department. Not only is Aaron active in the community as Assistant Chief but he is also involved in the community as a farmer. When Aaron’s uncles decided to work towards retirement, Aaron stepped in to help his dad farm. Aaron prioritizes learning from his dad and building relationships with other farmers in the community.
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