Peterson Farms, Inc.
Amy (Arnold) Baker is an experienced professional who has held various roles in different companies throughout their career. Amy began their career at The Sherwin-Williams Company, where they served as a Merchandising Operations Manager responsible for color feature purchasing functions and inventory integrity. Amy then joined Henkel CEE as a Sr. Category Manager, overseeing product marketing initiatives and strategies for multiple consumer product categories. Following this, they worked at Luxottica Retail as a Sr. Wholesale Manager and later as a Director of Supply Chain, where they spearheaded various initiatives to enhance product pricing, ordering, and inventory management for wholesale customers. Most recently, they served as the Senior Director of Quality & Regulatory Compliance Management at Peterson Farms, Inc. In this role, they provided leadership and guidance in ensuring quality and regulatory compliance within the organization.
Amy (Arnold) Baker attended Michigan State University from 1985 to 1989, where they earned their Bachelor of Science (BS) degree. The field of study for their degree is not specified.
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Peterson Farms, Inc.
Peterson Farms is the largest privately owned fruit processor in Michigan. We are a family-owned and operated group of companies dedicated to providing the highest quality products to ensure 100% customer satisfaction. Peterson Farms Fresh Inc., a state of the art fresh-cut facility, focuses on the production of apples. We are dedicated to preserving the freshness of the apples, so only the best apples find their way to our fresh-cut line. Our apples aren’t just fresh… they are Peterson Fresh. Peterson Farms Inc. is a marketing leader of frozen fruits in the United States. Annually, we market over 150 million finished pounds of frozen fruits in addition to 7 million gallons of single strength apple juice and juice concentrates. The frozen commodities we process are apples, tart cherries, sweet cherries, cultivated blueberries, Cling and Freestone peaches and Damson plums.