Everde Growers Emerging From Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
May 27, 2025 
Photo: Everde Growers
Everde Growers has announced that it will successfully emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which was initially filed on Feb. 24, 2025. The announcement marks a critical milestone in the company’s reorganization and positions it for continued, long-term strategic growth.
Everde Growers has been acquired by TYFCO, LLC (a new entity created by the same ownership as TreeSap Farms, LLC) as part of the court-approved sale process, ensuring business continuity and operational stability. The existing ownership group and leadership team will remain in place, providing ongoing direction and consistency across all operations.
Unlike many restructuring cases in the industry, Everde Growers’ reorganization includes a rare and significant commitment from the acquiring entity: the assumption of not only post-petition obligations but also all pre-petition undisputed ordinary course trade payables. This reflects the company’s deep commitment to maintaining trust, honoring relationships, and ensuring continuity across its vendor network.
“We are incredibly grateful for the support of our employees, vendors, customers, and business partners throughout this process,” says Jonathan Saperstein, CEO. “These continued partnerships have been essential to our stability and will remain key to our future success. We look forward to growing together in the years ahead.”
Everde Growers remains committed to delivering top-quality plant material, service, and value across its national network, and is now well-positioned to invest in innovation and long-term growth.
Everde Growers is headquartered in Houston, TX, and operates 14 farms totaling more than 6,700 production acres across Texas, Florida, Oregon, and California.
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