Flavor Tree promotes Amanda Vietti in sales

Flavor Tree Fruit Co. LLC, Hanford, Calif., has promoted Amanda Vietti to a sales position.

By Tom Karst

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November 12, 2020 11:52 PM

Flavor Tree Fruit Co. LLC, Hanford, Calif., has promoted Amanda Vietti to a sales position.

Previously, Vietti was a sales coordinator, according to the company.

“We are happy to add her to the sales desk,” said Maurice Cameron, sales director for the company.

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