Miles Fraser-Jones Appointed to Deciduous, Citrus Leadership

Fresh Del Monte says Fraser-Jones’ new role as as vice president of sales and product management, deciduous and citrus will drive global category expansion.

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Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. appointed Miles Fraser-Jones as vice president of sales and product management, deciduous and citrus to strengthen global category performance.
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Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. announced July 15 it appointed Miles Fraser-Jones as vice president of sales and product management, deciduous and citrus, to strengthen global category performance.

In the new role, Fraser-Jones will oversee North American sales and lead international sourcing and product management for the company’s deciduous and citrus categories. He will report directly to Danny Dumas, senior vice president of sales, product management and marketing for North America.

“Miles brings a combined wealth of experience, category insight, and leadership that will be instrumental as we strengthen our commercial strategy and expand our global sourcing capabilities,” Dumas says. “This appointment reflects our commitment to sourcing globally and building an expert team focused on innovation for Fresh Del Monte and our customers.”

With over 25 years of experience in global sourcing, procurement and new business development, Fraser-Jones has held senior leadership positions at AMFresh, Tom Lange International and Sierra Produce, the company says. He brings deep supplier relationships and category expertise that will support Fresh Del Monte’s strategic priorities in key categories.

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