Vision Import Group hires industry veteran Tony Mitchell
Vision Import Group hires industry veteran Tony Mitchell as Vice President of Sales and Business Development. Tony previously worked for Caito Foods and SpartanNash for 27 years in...
Vision Import Group hires industry veteran Tony Mitchell as Vice President of Sales and Business Development.
Tony previously worked for Caito Foods and SpartanNash for 27 years in various roles, but most recently as Vice President of Produce and Floral Merchandising.
Tony will oversee all aspects of sales, product development and new business for Vision Import Group.
“I’m excited for the opportunity to help the Vision Import Group cultivate their business model and grow their business across the country.”
“We are very excited to have Tony join our company and his addition will complement our companies’ values and goals”, says Ronnie Cohen principal of the company.
Vision Import Group is an Importer of fresh produce servicing North America and we specialize in Limes, lemons, mangos and pineapples as well as various other seasonal offerings. Our commitment to both grower and customer partnerships will continue to flourish and now expand coverage with the addition of Mr. Mitchell.
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