Tip of the Iceberg Podcast — Recapping Fresh Summit 2020

Episode 18 of Tip of the Iceberg Podcast, brought to you by The Packer and PMG, features a discussion between editors Tom Karst, Ashley Nickle and Amy Sowder about the experience of Fresh Summit 2020.

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Episode 18 of Tip of the Iceberg Podcast, brought to you by The Packer and PMG, features a discussion between editors Tom Karst, Ashley Nickle and Amy Sowder about the experience of Fresh Summit 2020.

The group talks about everything from celebrity cameos in the virtual event and takeaways from the education sessions to networking opportunities and navigating this latest online event platform.

You can listen to their conversation on the player below, watch a video of it here (with links to lots more coverage of the event), or find this episode on popular listening apps including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

In case you’re new to Tip of the Iceberg Podcast, its name serves as a reminder for listeners that these conversations are just a taste of the vast produce industry coverage provided by The Packer newspaper, PMG magazine and always-updating websites for both brands: ThePacker.com and ProduceMarketGuide.com. Hope you enjoy the conversation!

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