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BRANDT named official Plant Health Partner of Tampa Bay Sun FC

| J.C. Barrott

Tampa Bay Sun FC, the first professional women’s soccer team in Tampa, announced a multi-year partnership with BRANDT, an agricultural services company, in Tampa.

The Tampa Bay Sun and BRANDT plan to develop a consumer program to address food waste. The program will include a range of initiatives such as awareness campaigns, reduction strategies and food donation partnerships.

This partnership marks a step forward in Tampa Bay Sun FC’s commitment to social responsibility. By working with BRANDT, the team will enhance the fan experience and also contribute to a healthier and more sustainable future for Tampa Bay.

Read more about the CEO of BRANDT in TBBW’s Cover Story from 2023.

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