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Three Lineage leaders explain how automation, nearly 100,000 pallet positions, and an integrated transportation strategy come together at its Hobart, Indiana, facility.
Kelley Rodriguez, editor-in-chief of R&FF, is joined by Jim Thompson, vice president, transportation logistics, Jeff Andersen, director, regional operations, and Thomas Kalep, general manager, Lineage Hobart.
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Inside Lineage’s Massive, Automated Cold Storage Facility of the Year
Kelley Rodriguez, editor-in-chief of R&FF, is joined by Jim Thompson, vice president, transportation logistics, Jeff Andersen, director, regional operations, and Thomas Kalep, general manager, Lineage Hobart.
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Inside Lineage’s Massive, Automated Cold Storage Facility of the Year
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