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Fresh Del Monte Produce

Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. is a Cayman Islands-incorporated multinational agribusiness company headquartered in , that specializes in the production, marketing, and distribution of high-quality fresh fruit, fresh-cut produce, and prepared foods. As one of the world's leading vertically integrated producers in the industry, it operates across over 90 countries, sourcing from numerous farms and distributing products to more than 80 countries worldwide. The company reported net sales of approximately $4.3 billion for 2024 and employs around 34,000 globally. With roots tracing back to 1886 through the original Del Monte brand's launch of premium coffee blends, Fresh Del Monte Produce evolved from the 1968 acquisition of the West Indies Tropical Fruit Company by Del Monte Corporation and was formally established as an independent entity in 1993 when Del Monte Tropical Fruit was renamed Fresh Del Monte Produce N.V. Incorporated in the in 1996, it went public on the under the FDP in 1997. Key milestones include the introduction of the Del Monte Gold® Extra Sweet in 1996, the MAG® line in 2011, the Honeyglow® in 2018, and the innovative Pinkglow® in 2020, which features a naturally pink interior developed over 16 years of . The company's product portfolio centers on bananas, pineapples, melons, and other fresh produce, alongside fresh-cut items, juices, beverages, snacks, and desserts marketed primarily under the Del Monte® brand. It emphasizes , with 86% of its global products sourced from certified sustainable farms, a 18% reduction in water usage in high-risk areas since 2011, and over 300 community programs supporting health, education, and disaster relief. Fresh Del Monte has been recognized as one of America's Most Trusted Companies by for four consecutive years (2022–2025).

History

Founding and early development

Fresh Del Monte Produce traces its origins to 1989, when Inc. sold the fresh fruit division of to the British conglomerate International for $875 million as part of its divestiture efforts following a . This transaction created an independent entity initially known as Del Monte Fresh Produce Co., headquartered in , focusing on the global sourcing, production, and distribution of tropical fruits. The division had previously operated under , which itself had a long history in fruit processing dating back to the late , but the sale marked the separation of fresh produce operations from canned and processed goods. Under Polly Peck's ownership, the company emphasized banana and pineapple production, with major operations in and the , including plantations in , , and . These regions provided ideal climates for year-round cultivation, enabling the company to supply markets in and through established shipping and distribution networks. The focus on vertically integrated supply chains began to take shape, with control over farming, harvesting, and transportation to ensure product quality and reduce intermediaries. However, this period was short-lived due to Polly Peck's rapid expansion and financial overreach. Polly Peck International collapsed in 1990 amid allegations of financial fraud and mismanagement against its chairman, , leading to the company's insolvency with debts exceeding £1 billion and triggering investigations by British authorities. The scandal involved accusations of and false accounting, which severely impacted subsidiaries like Del Monte Fresh Produce, placing its operations under administrative oversight. Nadir, who had built into a diversified empire through aggressive acquisitions, fled to to avoid prosecution, leaving the fresh produce unit in limbo as creditors sought to recover value. In 1992, following the fallout from Polly Peck's bankruptcy, Del Monte Fresh Produce was acquired by a group of Mexican investors led by businessman Carlos Cabal Peniche for more than $500 million, providing stability and continued operations in tropical fruit production. Cabal Peniche, who had interests in banking and agriculture, expanded the company's holdings, including additional stakes in plantations across Latin America. However, by 1996, Cabal faced his own fraud charges in Mexico related to banking irregularities, prompting his flight and the subsequent sale of the company to Jordanian investor Mohammed Abu-Ghazaleh. Under Abu-Ghazaleh's leadership starting in 1996, the company solidified its vertical integration in the fresh fruit supply chain, encompassing ownership of farms, packing facilities, and shipping assets to enhance efficiency and market control.

Acquisitions, expansions, and recent developments

In 1996, the Abu-Ghazaleh family, through their investment vehicle IAT Group, acquired Fresh Del Monte Produce from a Mexican for approximately $534 million in cash, equity, and assumed debt, marking a pivotal shift in the company's ownership and strategic direction. This acquisition was led by Mohammad Abu-Ghazaleh, who became chairman and CEO, focusing on stabilizing operations amid prior financial challenges. The following year, in 1997, Fresh Del Monte went public on the under the FDP, raising capital to support global expansion and operational improvements. During the early 2000s, Fresh Del Monte pursued international growth, particularly in the and regions, by establishing subsidiaries and forming joint ventures to enhance sourcing and distribution networks. For instance, the company expanded its presence through entities like Del Monte Fresh Produce (Asia) Pte. Ltd. in and joint arrangements in the Middle East for banana and production, which bolstered in high-growth areas. In 2004, Fresh Del Monte acquired Del Monte Foods from the bankrupt Italian group for an undisclosed amount, securing perpetual royalty-free rights to the Del Monte brand in , , and the Middle East, and adding processed food operations that generated about $370 million in annual sales. This move significantly expanded the company's footprint and diversified its product offerings beyond fresh produce. To enter the value-added vegetable segment, Fresh Del Monte acquired Mann Packing Co., Inc., a leading California-based producer of fresh-cut , in February 2018 for approximately $361 million in cash. The deal integrated Mann's operations, including brands like Little Leaf Farms, into Fresh Del Monte's portfolio, enhancing capabilities in packaged salads and vegetable mixes for the North American market. In March 2025, Fresh Del Monte acquired a majority stake in Avolio, Uganda's leading supplier of bulk crude and edible , as part of a strategy to convert agricultural byproducts into high-value sustainable ingredients. This acquisition supported in avocado processing and opened new revenue streams in specialty oils. In October 2025, Fresh Del Monte announced the divestiture of its Mann Packing assets to , a family-owned produce supplier, for an undisclosed sum, allowing the company to refocus on core fresh fruit operations and streamline its portfolio amid shifting market priorities. This transaction followed the prior sale of brand in 2024 and underscored Fresh Del Monte's strategic evolution toward high-margin fresh produce segments.

Business operations

Production and sourcing

Fresh Del Monte Produce maintains control over extensive farmland through ownership and long-term leases, totaling approximately 40,580 hectares (100,261 acres) under active production as of 2024, primarily dedicated to cultivating , pineapples, and melons. Key regions include , where the company controls about 50,521 acres; with 14,409 acres; and the with 17,124 leased acres focused on banana plantations. These operations support the company's vertically integrated model, which encompasses the full production cycle from seed selection and planting through harvesting and initial processing. A hallmark of this integration is the development of proprietary fruit varieties tailored for superior quality and yield. For instance, the Del Monte Gold Extra Sweet , introduced in the mid-1990s, represents an early in hybrid breeding that enhanced sweetness and while reducing acidity. This approach allows the company to oversee genetic selection, , and , ensuring consistency across its . The company's sourcing strategy balances self-production with partnerships, with approximately 49% of fresh produce in 2023 originating from company-controlled farms and 51% from independent growers under long-term supply contracts. In 2024, this shifted to 51% from company-controlled farms and 49% from independent growers. Independent growers, often located in Central and , must adhere to rigorous standards, including sustainability certifications such as , which covers eight banana farms in and five in . This hybrid model enables scalable production while promoting environmental accountability among suppliers. Bananas form a core of the company's output, with annual production reaching 1.8 million metric tons in 2023, predominantly the disease-resistant variety grown on company-controlled farms in , , the , , and . To address challenges like Tropical Race 4, the company invests in resilient strains and measures. Sustainability drives ongoing innovations in , including advanced systems and (IPM) protocols that minimize chemical use. These efforts have achieved a 21% in overall consumption since the early 2010s, with and water-balance monitoring particularly effective on pineapple farms, yielding up to 20% savings in targeted pilots. Such practices not only enhance efficiency but also mitigate risks in water-stressed regions where over half of banana production occurs.

Distribution and logistics

Fresh Del Monte Produce maintains a vertically integrated global that emphasizes efficient post-harvest transportation and delivery to preserve the freshness of its produce. The company's operations include and land transport networks designed to handle perishable goods from sourcing regions in , , and to markets worldwide. This infrastructure ensures timely while minimizing spoilage through specialized refrigerated systems. A key component of Fresh Del Monte's maritime logistics is Network Shipping, a wholly-owned that operates a fleet of container vessels and refrigerated equipment for third-party cargo as well. Network Shipping manages reefer , with a fleet including 12 vessels offering a total capacity of approximately 8,000 TEU as of 2025, focused on perishable routes between , , , and . The service supports the company's exports by providing reliable, temperature-controlled shipping solutions, enabling consistent delivery of fresh fruits like bananas and pineapples. In recent years, Network Shipping has expanded its third-party offerings, handling increased cargo volumes amid global supply chain demands. In August 2025, Fresh Del Monte partnered with to shift to containerized shipping for bananas and pineapples, improving standards and reducing emissions. For land-based distribution in , Fresh Del Monte owns Tricont Trucking & Logistics, which handles inland transport from ports and farms to over 30 distribution centers across the and . Tricont operates a fleet of nearly 200 tractors, more than 10,000 reefer containers, and about 2,000 , specializing in for urgent produce shipments. This network covers key agricultural and urban hubs, facilitating efficient movement to retailers in 48 contiguous states and beyond. Complementing this are facilities, including 27 owned warehouses with temperature-controlled environments to maintain product quality during storage and transit, such as keeping bananas at 13-15°C to prevent chilling injury. The company's global reach extends to over 80 countries, with accounting for about 58% of revenues and around 21%, reflecting substantial export volumes to these regions via ports in (e.g., and ), , and . To enhance , Fresh Del Monte implemented technology in 2022 through an investment in startup , enabling end-to-end tracking of products from farm to consumer for improved and . This technological integration supports the logistics network by providing real-time data on shipments, reducing risks in the perishable .

Products and brands

Fresh produce lines

Fresh Del Monte Produce's fresh produce lines center on a select range of high-quality fruits and , emphasizing year-round availability, superior taste, and global distribution to major retailers and providers. The company's vertically integrated operations ensure control from farm to market, positioning these products as premium options that promote healthy lifestyles through natural, nutrient-rich offerings. Bananas constitute the largest segment of Fresh Del Monte's fresh produce portfolio, accounting for approximately 38% of the company's net sales in fiscal year 2023. The primary variety is the , complemented by lines that are non-GMO certified and grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. These bananas are cultivated on company-owned farms in , , and the , with additional sourcing from independent growers in , , , and , enabling consistent supply as the world's leading traded fresh fruit by volume. Pineapples represent another flagship line, with the Del Monte Gold® series featuring varieties like Extra Sweet and Honey Glow, predominantly grown in Costa Rica's tropical rainforests, as well as in and the , using traditional crossbreeding methods. These pineapples are shipped by air and naturally ripened for optimal flavor, distinguishing them in the for their enhanced sweetness and vibrant appearance. A key innovation occurred in when Fresh Del Monte introduced color-coded pineapple varieties, beginning with the golden-fleshed Del Monte Gold® Extra Sweet, which is twice as sweet as conventional types and designed to boost consumer appeal through visual differentiation. The portfolio extends to other fruits, including melons such as and , available in whole and fresh-cut formats to meet diverse consumer needs for convenience and freshness. Avocados are sourced from , , , and the , providing a reliable supply of this nutrient-dense fruit to international markets and underscoring Fresh Del Monte's expansion into high-demand tropical commodities. Vegetables in the fresh produce lines include non-GMO fresh cuts, salads, and herbs, integrated through the 2018 acquisition of Mann Packing to offer ready-to-use options like Nourish Bowls®. This segment emphasizes quality and safety certifications, though Fresh Del Monte announced plans to divest Mann Packing assets in the fourth quarter of 2025 as part of a strategic refocus on core operations. As of November 2025, the divestiture to Church Brothers Farms is in process, expected to close in Q4 2025.

Prepared foods and innovations

Fresh Del Monte Produce offers a range of prepared foods under its Del Monte Fresh Cuts line, featuring pre-sliced fruits such as pineapples, melons, and mangos, along with ready-to-eat fruit bowls and fruit salads packaged for retail convenience. These products emphasize freshness and minimal processing, using the company's vertically integrated to deliver cut-to-order items that maintain nutritional value and appeal to on-the-go consumers. The company also provides snacks and beverages, including Del Monte Fruit Cup Snacks filled with diced fruits like peaches, pears, and cherries in 100% juice, as well as ready-to-blend smoothies in flavors such as and , and a selection of fresh juices derived from its produce lines. These items cater to health-conscious markets by offering portable, nutrient-dense options without added sugars or preservatives. In terms of innovations, Fresh Del Monte launched a global co-branded campaign with Disney's "" in 2025, applying over 500 million character stickers to Del Monte bananas, Del Monte Gold® pineapples, and Honeyglow® pineapples to engage families and promote fruit consumption in grocery stores across multiple regions. Additionally, in 2023, the company partnered with Vertage to expand distribution of plant-based foods, including protein-rich cheese alternatives made from agricultural byproducts, aligning with sustainability goals by scaling production of healthy, eco-friendly prepared options. Other brands associated with Fresh Del Monte include Mann's, which formerly specialized in pre-packaged veggie trays featuring items like carrots, broccoli, celery, and snap peas with dips for snacking, prior to the divestiture of its assets in 2025. The company also acquired a majority stake in Avolio in 2025, introducing avocado oil products that transform surplus avocados into premium edible oils and specialty ingredients for prepared food applications.

Corporate affairs

Leadership and governance

Fresh Del Monte Produce is led by Mohammad Abu-Ghazaleh, who has served as Chairman and since , overseeing the company's global strategy and operations. Under his leadership, the company has focused on expanding its fresh produce portfolio and efficiency. Monica Vicente has been Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer since April 2022, managing financial planning, , , and reporting. Prior to this role, she held positions in within the company for nearly two decades. Mohammed Abbas serves as Executive Vice President and since 2022, responsible for global and regional operations, drawing on his prior experience leading the and regions since 2015. The consists of eight members, including the Chairman and five independent directors, ensuring oversight of key strategic decisions. is supported by specialized committees, such as the (chaired by Mary Ann Cloyd with members Michael J. Berthelot, Lori Tauber Marcus, and ), the Compensation Committee (chaired by Michael J. Berthelot with members Charles Beard, Jr., and Lori Tauber Marcus), and the Committee (chaired by Charles Beard, Jr. with members Mary Ann Cloyd and ). The company is family-controlled, with the Abu-Ghazaleh family, led by Mohammad Abu-Ghazaleh, holding significant voting shares that provide substantial influence over corporate direction.

Headquarters, facilities, and workforce

Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. is incorporated and legally domiciled in George Town, , , serving as its principal headquarters. The company's U.S. executive offices are located at 241 Sevilla Avenue, 33134, overseeing North American operations. Key facilities include 18 fresh-cut processing plants worldwide, such as those in the (Wisbech, ), Japan, , the , and . Processing plants specialize in and individually quick frozen (IQF) fruits in , pineapple preparation in (including a cannery and warehouse in ), and prepared fruits in Larissa, . The company also operates 33 distribution centers globally, with 22 in (nine owned and 13 leased, including sites in and , ), four port facilities in the U.S., and a fleet comprising 10 owned ships and 1 chartered ship, 11,000 refrigerated containers, and approximately 355 trucks in the U.S. plus 161 in the . Fresh Del Monte maintains over 100 farms across more than 10 countries, including significant operations in (45,508 owned acres and 5,013 leased for bananas, pineapples, and melons), (8,973 owned and 5,436 leased for bananas and melons), (11,362 leased acres for pineapples), (2,073 owned and 1,366 leased for non-tropical fruits), (2,282 owned acres for bananas and other crops), and the (approximately 4,000 leased hectares for bananas). Additional sourcing occurs from company-controlled farms in , , and . The company employs approximately 39,886 people worldwide as of December 27, 2024, consisting of 7,499 full-time salaried employees, 26,299 full-time hourly employees, and over 6,088 seasonal hourly workers, with 81% of the workforce based in production locations. Its leadership team demonstrates ethnic diversity, with 42% , 25% Middle Eastern, 25% Caucasian, and 8% Asian members; women hold 25% of board seats (as of 2025). Subsidiaries include Del Monte Fresh Produce N.A., Inc., which manages North American activities from Coral Gables, Florida, and international entities supporting operations in and other regions. A 60%-owned joint venture in operates distribution centers in and .

Financial performance

Revenue, profitability, and key metrics

Fresh Del Monte Produce recorded net sales of $4.32 billion in 2023, a decline from the previous year's $4.44 billion, primarily due to lower volumes in certain fresh produce categories amid market fluctuations. In 2024, net sales were $4.28 billion, a slight decline from 2023, with gross profit improving to $357.9 million from $361.8 million, and turning positive at $142 million compared to a $11 million loss in 2023. Bananas contributed 38% of 2023 ($1.638 billion), underscoring their role as the company's largest product line, while pineapples accounted for 14% ($622 million), and other fresh produce items, including avocados, melons, and non-tropical fruits, along with value-added products, made up the remaining 48%. This segmentation highlights the company's heavy reliance on tropical fruits for stability. In the third quarter of fiscal 2025, ending September 2025, Fresh Del Monte reported gross profit of $68.3 million, marking an improvement driven by higher per-unit selling prices across key fresh produce lines, though partially offset by elevated production and logistics costs. for the quarter was $29.1 million (adjusted of $33.1 million), reflecting operational efficiencies and favorable pricing dynamics in the banana and pineapple segments despite ongoing pressures. Profitability has shown steady trends since 2020, with adjusted EBITDA margins consistently ranging between 8% and 10%, supported by cost management and volume growth in core fresh categories. The planned 2025 divestiture of the Mann Packing business is anticipated to enhance core operating margins by streamlining non-core operations and reducing overhead, allowing greater focus on high-margin fresh produce. Key financial metrics further illustrate this resilience, including a (ROE) of 12% in fiscal 2024 and a conservative of 0.17, indicating balanced amid volatile markets. Overall, fresh produce segments dominate the company's portfolio, generating approximately 85% of through bananas, pineapples, and other fresh items, while prepared foods and value-added products contribute the remaining 15%, providing diversification into processed offerings like fresh-cut fruits and snacks.

Stock information and ownership

Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. has been publicly traded on the under the ticker symbol FDP since its on October 23, 1997, at $14 per share. As of November 2025, the company's is approximately $1.7 billion. The Abu-Ghazaleh family maintains significant influence through , with Mohammad Abu-Ghazaleh controlling about 46% of the voting shares. Institutional investors collectively hold around 70% of the outstanding shares, including major stakes by at 10.14% and at 11.75%. Since 2013, Fresh Del Monte Produce has paid quarterly dividends averaging $0.25 per share, with the current quarterly rate at $0.30 for an annual total of $1.20 and a yield of about 3.2%. The company has also issued special dividends following key acquisitions, such as the $0.15 per share payout in 2018. The stock has achieved a five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 13%, driven in part by volatility in commodity prices for fresh produce like bananas and pineapples.

Sustainability and responsibility

Environmental and sustainability initiatives

Fresh Del Monte Produce has implemented various initiatives to address environmental impacts across its operations, focusing on resource , emissions mitigation, and ecosystem protection. The company aligns its efforts with science-based targets, including approval from the in 2020, to drive measurable progress in . In water stewardship, Fresh Del Monte employs innovative technologies such as water-balance pilots and advanced systems to optimize usage. A notable example is the water-balance pilot on farms, which achieved a 20% reduction in water use, later expanded to all operations during dry seasons. The company aims for a 10% improvement in water use efficiency by 2030 compared to the baseline, with 42.9% achievement already realized in six of 14 operations; it also targets 80% of associate growers implementing efficiency measures by 2030, currently at 7.5% covering 1,309 acres. For , Fresh Del Monte has designated over 9,500 hectares as protected areas, including corridors and projects, representing 28% of its owned land. Through the JUNTOS project, the company has reforested 486.6 hectares and proposed over 400 hectares for private refuges. Additionally, eight banana farms in and five in hold certification, ensuring sustainable practices that support habitat preservation and ecosystem health. The company has set ambitious targets for reductions, committing to a 27.5% cut in absolute 1 and 2 emissions by 2030 from a 2019 baseline, which it achieved 28% progress toward by 2023—seven years ahead of schedule. For 3 emissions, a 12.3% reduction target by 2030 from 2020 was met at 11% by 2023. These efforts include a 19% decrease in 1 CO2e from vessel shipping compared to 2019, accomplished by 2024. In 2025, Fresh Del Monte received the SEAL Business Sustainability Award in the Environmental Initiative category for these early achievements in emissions reduction. Carbon neutrality has been realized at two major farms in through and , with 74% of pineapples in and sourced from carbon-neutral farms via the Del Monte Zero™ program launched in 2022. Regarding packaging, Fresh Del Monte prioritizes sustainable materials to minimize waste, with 65.2% of shipping boxes certified by the (FSC) for responsible sourcing. The company has utilized over 212 million compostable stickers and adopted reusable plastic containers (RPCs), which have saved 758 tons of paper and 5 tons of plastic since implementation. It also earned the CHEP Certificate of Environmental Excellence for advancing practices in packaging.

Social and community programs

Fresh Del Monte Produce maintains fair wage standards by ensuring compliance with applicable employment and wage laws, including paying at least the minimum legal wage or the local industry standard, whichever is greater, across its operations and supply chain. The company provides comprehensive training through the Fresh Del Monte Academy, which offers global, regional, and local learning opportunities via online tools and e-courses; in 2023, this included 95,237 hours of training focused on health, safety, and well-being for employees. The Academy aims to reach 20,000 new learners by 2025, with 11,328 enrolled in 2023 to support professional development among farm and operational staff. To promote worker health, Fresh Del Monte funds 45 clinics and medical centers in sourcing regions, including , , and the , providing access to healthcare for employees and local communities. These initiatives extend to medical service events, such as 11 programs in the in 2023 that benefited over 3,500 people with reproductive health services and support. In , Fresh Del Monte supports programs, reaching 20,000 students and adult learners through initiatives like the JUNTOS project, which educates on and healthy eating in partnership with local communities. The company expanded these efforts in 2023 with 48 sustainability programs, surpassing its 2025 target by 160% and focusing on lasting social impact through education and infrastructure development. Diversity and inclusion are integral to Fresh Del Monte's operations, with 69% of U.S. employees from diverse backgrounds and 29% of the global leadership team identifying as female in 2023. The company fosters through and programs in sourcing countries, including partnerships for reproductive services in the and . For broader health promotion, Fresh Del Monte sponsored the 2025 Miami Open as the official provider of fresh smoothies, emphasizing active lifestyles and nutritious snacking to encourage consumer wellness. Fresh Del Monte's social commitments have earned recognition, including ranking as one of America's Most Trusted Companies by from 2022 to 2025, placing 9th in the Food & Beverage category in 2025 based on surveys of consumer, investor, and employee trust. It was also named to the Humankind 100 list for 2022–2024 by Humankind Investments, ranking 53rd in 2024 for creating societal value through economic, health, and community impacts.

Controversies and challenges

In the late 2000s, Fresh Del Monte Produce faced antitrust allegations related to banana pricing. In 2007, the company settled U.S. class action lawsuits brought by direct and indirect purchasers accusing it of participating in a conspiracy to fix banana prices, agreeing to pay up to $2.5 million to resolve the claims without admitting liability. Separately, in 2008, the European Commission imposed fines totaling €60.3 million on several banana suppliers, including Fresh Del Monte, for operating a cartel that fixed prices in eight EU member states from 1993 to 2002; Fresh Del Monte's initial fine of €14.9 million was reduced to €8.82 million following a successful 2013 appeal to the General Court of the European Union. Labor disputes have also arisen, particularly involving the company's operations in . Fresh Del Monte's subsidiary, Bandegua, engages in with the Sindicato de Trabajadores de la Industria Agroindustrial Bananera (SITRABI), representing thousands of plantation workers. In 2019, following damage from , the company proposed cost-saving measures amid financial strain, leading to negotiations where SITRABI agreed to suspend a 2.6% increase and certain subsidies for six months to avoid layoffs; this resolution highlighted ongoing union efforts to balance worker rights with operational challenges, with continuing thereafter. On the regulatory front, Fresh Del Monte has encountered product and issues. Although no major pineapple-specific recall occurred in 2023, the company has issued voluntary s in response to potential risks, such as the action for select ready-to-eat salads due to possible from a contaminated supplier, which was resolved without reported illnesses or fines. In 2021, the EU's non-renewal of approval for the —used in production—prompted the company to adjust sourcing and application practices to meet stricter residue limits, avoiding import bans through enhanced and alternative inputs. In 2024, the Organic Consumers Association filed a against Fresh Del Monte Produce in the District of Columbia , alleging false and deceptive regarding the of its Mexican-sourced , including claims of responsible sourcing despite evidence of in regions like . The court denied the company's motion to dismiss in February 2025, allowing the case to proceed. Separately, in February 2025, California avocado growers, including Kachuck Enterprises, filed a in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of against Fresh Del Monte and other importers, accusing them of greenwashing by marketing imported avocados as environmentally amid competition harming U.S. farmers. As of November 2025, both cases remain ongoing, with Fresh Del Monte disclosing the proceedings in its filings as material litigation. As of November 2025, Fresh Del Monte Produce's filings disclose ongoing , including the aforementioned greenwashing lawsuits, alongside routine compliance efforts focused on and standards.

Ownership and ethical concerns

Fresh Del Monte Produce's origins are tied to the International , which acquired the fresh fruit division of Del Monte from in 1989 for $875 million, gaining exclusive rights to the Del Monte brand for fresh produce. The company came under scrutiny during the 1990 collapse of , which was plagued by fraud allegations against its founder and chairman, , who was later convicted in 2012 of stealing nearly £29 million from the company between 1987 and 1990. Although Fresh Del Monte Produce operated as a during this period, the 's in 1991 allowed the fresh produce unit to be sold off independently, distancing it from the scandal's direct fallout. In , the fresh produce business was acquired by a group led by businessman Carlos Cabal Peniche for over $500 million from Polly Peck's liquidators, amid Cabal's growing involvement in high-profile deals. The transaction drew immediate ethical and legal concerns when Cabal, a major banker, was indicted later that year for related to the of four banks, including unauthorized loans totaling hundreds of millions of dollars to himself and associates; he fled and remains a fugitive. authorities seized control of the company in , and the 1996 sale of Fresh Del Monte Produce to the IAT Group—led by Mohammad Abu-Ghazaleh—for $525 million faced further scrutiny through a 2002 alleging the deal was rigged via bribes to favor the lowest bidder, raising questions about governance transparency during the transition. Ethical sourcing issues have periodically challenged the company's , particularly in . A 2002 Human Rights Watch report documented widespread child labor on Ecuadorian banana plantations, including those supplying major exporters like Fresh Del Monte, where children as young as eight faced hazardous conditions such as exposure and long hours. In response, Fresh Del Monte has implemented third-party audits to monitor supplier compliance with labor standards, including prohibitions on child labor; for instance, its Ecuadorian subsidiary Bandecua joined a 2002 industry accord with and the ILO to eliminate child labor in banana plantations. In 2023–2024, a report by Partner Africa highlighted major human rights violations at Fresh Del Monte's pineapple plantation in Thika, Kenya, operated by Del Monte (Kenya) Limited. Allegations included at least four worker deaths from violence by security guards amid pineapple theft issues, sexual harassment, suppression of union activities, and excessive use of force against suspected thieves and bystanders. The report, shared with UK supermarkets in December 2023, prompted Tesco to suspend supplies in June 2023 and Waitrose to stop sales in September 2023. Kenyan authorities launched investigations into the deaths, and as of November 2025, Fresh Del Monte has stated it is cooperating with officials while conducting internal reviews and enhancing security protocols, though no major resolutions or penalties have been reported. Corporate governance practices have evolved to address shareholder concerns, including structures. Annual advisory "say-on-pay" votes, mandated by U.S. securities law, have consistently received strong support, with 95% approval in 2020, reflecting alignment with performance metrics like revenue growth and sustainability goals. Since 2010, independent audits—including Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audits (SMETA) and other standards—have been conducted across operations and supply chains, confirming adherence to ethical guidelines with no systemic violations reported in recent assessments.

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