Market Fresh Hires Nick Corbett As General Manager For Florida Re-pack Facility

Nixa, MO – Market Fresh would like to announce the addition of Nick Corbett to its Florida staff. Corbett will take on the role of General Manager at the Florida re-pack facility. As General Manager, Corbett will be responsible for managing all aspects of the Market Fresh facility in Florida. Corbett will work with the Corporate Leadership Team to set and carry out goals and objectives for the facility.

Previously, Corbett worked as an Operations Manager for Silocaf of New Orleans, Inc./The Folgers Coffee Company for 10 years, he was a Quality Assurance Manager at Cola-Cola Enterprises for 4 years, an Assistant Plant Manager for Borden Dairy of Florida, and most recently the Director of Quality for WellDyne Pharmaceuticals.

“Nick is an excellent addition to our management staff in Florida. His leadership experience, paired with his eagerness to learn and drive efficiencies will be a wonderful fit for our organization.” said Market Fresh CEO and owner, Steve Phipps.

Corbett comments, “I am excited to be taking the lead as the new General Manager in Tampa, Florida. As this begins a new industry experience for me, I look forward to working with and learning from the extensive knowledge-base among the Market Fresh employees in both Tampa, FL and Nixa, MO. Additionally, I hope to bring many of my own career experiences to this dynamic and growing organization. I anticipate a lengthy and prosperous career with Market Fresh Produce, while at the same time helping to make it an industry leader and benchmark in the produce industry.”

Market Fresh is one of the fastest growing produce brands in the industry offering full line procurement and category management in tomatoes, potatoes, onions, sweet potatoes, peppers, avocadoes, and kiwi. Through their national network of distribution centers, state of the art Vendor Managed Inventory program, and a proven track record of customer service, Market Fresh continues to help their customers eliminate supply side problems and grow in store categories.

Source: Market Fresh Produce