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Merchant of San Francisco Market expands business space

The SF Market, a key pillar of the San Francisco Bay Area’s critical food infrastructure, is pleased to share the continued success and growth of one of its many merchants. Arcadio's Produce recently signed a 10-year lease to expand its business space footprint. What began in 2010 as a small business operating out of a single truck, Arcadio’s Produce has now outgrown its current merchant space within The SF Market campus and has moved its operations to a location with triple the space within The SF Market.

“The Arcadio’s Produce story is so inspiring and a reminder of many other merchants that began their dream of starting a produce company here,” said Michael Janis, general manager of The SF Market. “We hope our role in providing them space and a sound operating environment to start and scale their business has been and will continue to be a foundation for their success.”

Arcadio's Produce recently signed a 10-year lease to expand its business space footprint.

Arcadio’s Produce reaches San Francisco area restaurants, food businesses and community-based nonprofits and it has expanded its delivery area to multiple counties in the Bay area including Alameda, Napa, Santa Clara and Contra Costa. In 2020, during the height of the pandemic, Arcadio’s Produce pivoted its business model and began a new initiative to start packing, selling and delivering produce boxes directly to families in need through non-profit organizations. Thanks to this initiative, it was able to secure a contract with the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) and got others within the City of San Francisco and many other programs to serve the local community.

“It’s been a blessing to share our experience and products with many community partners in the Bay area. The colleagues and friends we met at The SF Market quickly became family,” said Manuel Orozco, CEO of Arcadio’s Produce. “To have such a supportive and welcoming network of people within the industry was invaluable to our growth.”

The company is one of the many examples of The SF Market providing merchants, farmers and customers with the opportunity to expand its business and grow its reach by linking the fresh produce and food communities of San Francisco and beyond.

For more information:
Tristan Simpson
SF Market
Tel: +1 (310) 293-2184
tsimpson@thesfmarket.org 
www.thesfmarket.org 

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