D’Arrigo Brothers of California announces new hires

Salinas, Calif.-based D’Arrigo Brothers of California has hired Cody Ramsey as foodservice manager and Shannon Aliotti as a sales representative.

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Salinas, Calif.-based D’Arrigo Brothers of California has hired Cody Ramsey as foodservice manager and Shannon Aliotti as a sales representative.

Before joining D’Arrigo Brothers, Ramsey had been at Mann Packing for ten years, according to a news release, helping direct foodservice sales.

“We are thrilled to have Cody on board, he will bring a fresh perspective and approach to our sales office,” Dave Martinez, vice president of sales at D’Arrigo Brothers of California, said in the release.

“Cody has demonstrated an ability to harvest the limitless opportunities the industry has to offer and provide incredible insights to customer engagement and relationships.”

Aliotti comes to D’Arrigo with 13 years of experience working in the sales sector, most recently as salesman and commodity manager at NewStar Fresh Foods, according to the release.

At D’Arrigo Brothers of California, Aliotti will direct communication and execution of day-to-day functions for several foodservice accounts.

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