Freshness Meets Fun
Fresh from our fields to your table!
Who We Are
Growing up in Vero Beach, agriculture was simply part of life. My grandfather was one of the founders of Hogan & Sons Packing House, now known as Hogan Yards, and many of my favorite childhood memories were spent with him in the citrus groves. Those experiences gave me a deep appreciation for agriculture and the pride that comes from growing exceptional food.
Years later, the farmer I work alongside gave me the opportunity to create Atlantic Produce Market. For years, much of the produce grown on his farms in Fellsmere, Fort Pierce, and Port St. Lucie has been shipped throughout the United States and internationally.
I saw an opportunity to keep more of that harvest here at home - bringing exceptionally fresh produce directly to our community while also connecting local chefs with what’s being grown right here.
Today, my daughter Madison and I are building Atlantic Produce Market together, creating a more direct connection between the people growing the food and the people eating it.
Our Story
Our goal isn’t simply to sell produce.
We want Atlantic Produce Market to become a trusted resource - somewhere you can come to find out what’s truly at its peak, what was just harvested, and what’s worth bringing home or putting on your menu that week.
Many of our seasonal vegetables come directly from Atlantic Produce Growers. That means some of what we offer can go from the farm to your kitchen the very same day.
For our local chefs, that relationship goes even further. There are no minimum order requirements, and with 24 hours’ notice, we’ll do everything we can to personally coordinate what you need and get it to you.
We’re also creating a curated biweekly preorder and pickup service, giving our community access to a rotating selection based on what’s fresh, seasonal, and worth eating right now.
No warehouse full of produce waiting to be sold. No pretending everything is “local”. Just really good produce, honest sourcing, and a closer connection to where your food comes from.
Follow the Food
Follow the Food
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