News Summary
The Georgia Peanut Commission is preparing for a prominent role at the upcoming Sunbelt Ag Expo as the state holds the title of ‘Spotlight State.’ The GPC will showcase peanut-related products and engage attendees with interactive displays, tastings, and educational activities. Highlights include the famous grilled peanut butter & jelly sandwich station and structured programming to promote the significance of peanuts in Georgia’s agricultural landscape and economy. Visitors are encouraged to connect with the GPC to learn more about the peanut industry.
MOULTRIE, GEORGIA – The Georgia Peanut Commission (GPC) is gearing up for a significant presence at the Sunbelt Ag Expo, scheduled to occur from October 14–16, 2025. As part of this year’s festivities, Georgia will hold the esteemed title of “Spotlight State,” enhancing the Commission’s visibility and engagement opportunities during the event.
The GPC, a long-standing exhibitor at the Sunbelt Ag Expo, combines hospitality, agriculture advocacy, and education to forge connections among producers, consumers, and industry stakeholders. Their booth becomes a bustling hub during the Expo, showcasing not only peanut-related products but also enlightening information on the agricultural sector.
One of the GPC’s signature attractions is their legendary grilled peanut butter & jelly sandwich station, which consistently draws long lines of visitors eager to enjoy this unique offering. Additionally, the Commission provides peanut tastings, recipe sampling, and interactive displays that focus on both peanut nutrition and the production processes behind this key agricultural commodity.
In 2025, the Georgia Peanut Commission plans to incorporate structured programming into the Expo’s schedule, allowing attendees to participate in various peanut industry activities. This programming aims to inform the public about the pivotal role peanuts play in Georgia’s agriculture and economy, promoting dialogue among producers and consumers alike.
Georgia leads the U.S. in peanut production, which contributes significantly to the state’s multibillion-dollar economy. The GPC’s visibility at the Sunbelt Ag Expo is crucial in sustaining market value, boosting consumer awareness, and garnering support for peanut producers. Engaging with attendees at such a high-traffic venue provides a prime opportunity for the Commission to discuss research and policy related to peanut agriculture.
The Sunbelt Ag Expo itself is recognized as a major event for growers and consumers alike. It facilitates direct interactions between agricultural producers and the public, offering insights into modern farming practices and the sustainability of various crops. The Georgia Peanut Commission’s dedicated site at the Expo will be positioned alongside the Georgia Cotton Commission and other commodity groups, allowing for collaborative engagement on issues relevant to Georgia’s agricultural industry.
Attendees are strongly encouraged to visit the GPC booth for a complimentary sandwich, engaging conversations, and a deeper understanding of Georgia peanuts and their importance to the local and national economy. The 2025 Sunbelt Ag Expo is expected to be a landmark event, celebrating the achievements and future potentials of the state’s agricultural landscape, with the GPC playing a central role in these discussions.
As the countdown to the event begins, the Georgia Peanut Commission looks forward to welcome visitors to experience everything the peanut industry has to offer and to build connections that benefit the agricultural community.
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