Historic produce company announces closure in Houston Farmers Market


One of Houston’s most prominent produce vendors will soon close its doors. Canino Produce Company will cease operations on January 21, co-owner Bill Canino tells ABC13. “We are just getting old. I’m 70, and my brother-in-law is 71. Just the complication of owning a store and all the permits. It’s just a different world now,” Canino tells the TV station. “I’m tired, and he’s tired. It’s as simple as that.” For over 60 years, Canino…

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