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President of Mushroom Council Bart Minor was named “Produce Marketer of the Year”

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President of Mushroom Council Bart Minor was named “Produce Marketer of the Year”

CONGRATULATIONS!

American Journal The Packer Named Mushroom Council’s President Bart Minor “Produce Marketer of the Year”. Bart Minor is a great ambassador of mushroom industry in US and the world and a big friend of UMDIS. We congratulate Bart with such nomination!It is very important that the person from mushroom industry got this nomination – it is a large promotion of mushrooms by itself.

The Packer writes: “The Produce Marketer of the Year and Marketer for All Seasons awards, which date back to 1972, are bestowed upon leaders from various segments of the industry whose work has furthered the fresh produce sector’s interests in marketing fruits and vegetables.

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This year we honor Bart Minor, president and chief executive officer of the Mushroom Council, who has led the organization for over 20 years, during which he has focused on raising mushrooms’ market share and advocating research to build awareness of the health benefits of mushrooms” – is written on The Packer`s website.

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