Foodservice marketing jobs in CA

DescriptionHarmless Harvest envisions a world where nutritious, clean, organic, and healthy food and beverages are the standard rather than the exception; where all people involved in creating the product are treated with fairness; and the planet is treated harmlessly. We are focused on changing ...

Company DescriptionWonderful Citrus is America's largest integrated grower, shipper and packer of fresh citrus, including clementine/mandarin, navel and Valencia oranges; lemons; limes; grapefruits; and other citrus varieties. Wonderful Citrus owns, cultivates and harvests more than 58,000 acres ...

WELLNESS MANAGER (DIETITIAN) - THOUSAND OAKS, CA Salary: $80,000-92,000 per year Schedule : Monday- Friday 7am-3pm Approximately As the leader in business and industry dining, Eurest is the company to join if you want a rewarding career packed with limitless opportunities. We feed the employees o...

About Compass Group At Compass Group, GREAT PEOPLE are at the core of our business! Our talented teams work tirelessly crafting incredible food experiences to help fuel the teams creating world-changing technologies at one of the world’s major tech companies! The food and experiences we provide m...

Marketing Manager - Innovative Custom B2B Manufacturing - Remote Opportunity Our client is a manufacturer of innovative commercial equipment utilized in the retail/foodservice sectors where they are ...

This role is responsible for assisting the Marketing group in developing labels for Retail, Foodservice and Industrial items. A bachelor's degree with a focus on business, design, or communications ...

Are you seeking a position where you can bring your experience to the head of the table? Is foodservice your expertise and passion? A leader in the specialty ingredients segment, is seeking a Vice President of Sales and Marketing, who can bring their leadership and skill set in Sales, Marketing, ...

Communicate with store employees about all merchandising and marketing programs, assisting in overseeing the execution and respective follow-up reporting. General operating procedures include