United Fresh showcases LIVE! 365 opportunities

The United Fresh Produce Association has a web seminar to demonstrate its plans for United Fresh LIVE! 365.

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The United Fresh Produce Association has a web seminar to demonstrate its plans for United Fresh LIVE! 365.

The digital platform, which debuted when the association’s annual conference was moved from an in-person show to a digital event because of the COVID-

19 pandemic, will be used for a variety of United Fresh programs throughout the year.

The web seminar is at 2 p.m. Eastern, July 29. Registration is free.

The platform will be used for ongoing education in the form of webinars, conference programming and networking opportunities, according to United Fresh.
The association’s annual Washington Conference will be presented on the platform Sept. 21-25. Registration for that show is available online as well.

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