Dole executives will deliver joint keynote address at 2025 NextGen Supply Chain Conference
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The 2025 NextGen Supply Chain Conference will take place Oct. 22-24, 2025, at the W Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee.
Stillwell and Galante will share how Dole has transformed its supply chain into an engine for growth through strategic investments in flexible manufacturing, streamlined logistics and data-driven demand forecasting in the Keynote presentation Scaling Mid-size CPG Supply Chains for Growth & Innovation. The result is the ability to rapidly commercialize new products while maintaining efficiency and quality at scale.
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