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March 17, 2023
Red Gold of Elwood, Indiana honored six growers with the Red Gold Master Grower Award at Red Gold’s 32nd Annual Grower’s Banquet. All the Master Growers were awarded with a Red Gold plaque.
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December 05, 2022
Dec. 5, 2022 The 2022 Red Gold Run to Crush Hunger fund-raising event set a record of $75,987.70 to benefit families needing the services of two area food banks. The run held October 22nd in Elwood, IN was part of Red Gold’s ‘Crush Hunger Saturday’ benefiting the Second Harvest Food Bank and the Morrisett Center Food Pantry. A check presentation to the food banks was held on December 2nd.
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August 29, 2022
August 26, 2022 Red Gold, Inc. is excited to announce a new 250,000 square foot warehouse connected to their one million square foot Distribution Center on State Road 28 in Alexandria, Indiana. “We broke ground on the warehouse in November of 2021 and we are excited to bring this project to completion,” said Brian Reichart, President and CEO.
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June 15, 2022
Red Gold, the largest family-owned tomato company in the world, has entered the plant-based segment with the launch of two products that illustrates the next generation of shelf stable protein alternatives as private label offerings.
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March 14, 2022
Red Gold is known for serving up the world's freshest, best tasting tomato products in the world. For some of its advertising campaigns, the family-owned and operated Indiana company was served some outstanding awards of excellence at a competition endorsed by the American Advertising Federation.
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March 14, 2022
At the time of the disaster in Kentucky, Red Gold's management team met and agreed that they'd help support the victims of the Kentucky tornado, but that they'd delay the fundraising efforts, giving the local government agencies more time to sort through the bulk of donations and determine what they really needed to help the communities.
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