California Tomato Month.
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Overview
This concurrent resolution designates October as National Tomato Month and May as California Tomato Month. It recognizes the significant role of the tomato industry, particularly in California, which is a leading producer of tomatoes globally and a vital part of the state’s economy. The resolution highlights the historical, cultural, and economic importance of tomatoes, emphasizing California’s leadership in sustainable tomato production.
Key provisions
- Designates October as National Tomato Month.
- Designates May as California Tomato Month.
- Acknowledges California’s role as the ‘Tomato Capital of the World’.
- Recognizes California’s production of approximately one-third of the world’s processing tomatoes.
- Highlights the economic impact of the tomato industry, including job creation and billions of dollars in annual revenue.
- Emphasizes California’s commitment to sustainable tomato farming practices.
- Identifies Senate District 4 counties (Merced, Stanislaus, and Madera) as key tomato-producing regions.
- Notes the timing of the harvest season and the connection between National Tomato Month and California Tomato Month.
Who is affected
- Consumers
- Tomato growers
- Food processors
- Agricultural workers
- California residents
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