Dole Food Group, Inc.
基本情報
- 所在地
- Hilo, Hawaii, United States
- 社長
- Mikael Jansson
- 従業員数(単独)
- 従業員数(連結)
- 28,000 人
- 開始日
- 終了日
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関連会社
| 会社名 | Group | 親会社 | 子会社 | 得意先 | 仕入先 | 業務提携 | 銀行等 | 株主等 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dole Packaged Foods | ||||||||
| Dole Sunshine |
関連図
沿革
The foundations of Dole are laid as Samuel Castle and Amos Cooke, originally from Boston, set up their trading company in Hawaii.
James Drummond Dole comes to Hawaii, fresh out of Harvard’s School of Horticulture & Agriculture.
James Dole begins growing pineapples in Wahiawa, on Oahu Island, Hawaii. He founds the Hawaiian Pineapple Company and starts to make the name of “Hawaii” synonymous with “pineapple.” Dole makes his famous quality pledge: “We have built this company on quality, and quality, and quality.”
Dole moves his pineapple cannery to Honolulu and places advertisements in U.S. magazines to promote pineapple – one of the first nationwide consumer advertising campaigns in America.
A Dole engineer, Henry Ginaca, invents a machine that peels, cores and cuts pineapple at the speed of up to 100 pineapples per minute. The Ginaca is now an industry standard.
The Hawaiian Pineapple Company becomes Hawaii’s second largest industry.
Dole holds a recipe contest, and the winning recipe featured in the cookbook is for Pineapple Upside-Down Cake, which ultimately popularizes the dish.
Castle & Cooke acquires ownership of 21% of the Hawaiian Pineapple Company.
Recognizing the popularity and quality associated with James Dole’s name, the company first stamps “DOLE” on cans of pineapple and pineapple juice.
Key Milestones: 1960s – Today, Cont.
Dole merges with Castle and Cooke and keeps the DOLE brand.
Dole Philippines, the pineapple-growing operations in the Philippines, is organized under the name Dolefil.
David Murdock takes over Castle & Cooke, which owns pineapple and banana producer, Dole Food Company.
The Dole logo is redesigned. The bright yellow sunburst is chosen, signifying freshness, quality, wholesomeness and good-tasting products.
Dole’s global reach extends to more than 90 countries with a product line of over 170 fresh and packaged food products.
Dole introduces Fruit Bowls®, the first all-natural fruit snack in a plastic cup.
Dole acquires JR Woods (frozen fruits) in the US.
Dole is named to “World’s Most Ethical Companies” list by Ethisphere Magazine.
Dole acquires berry grower and marketer, Sunny Ridge Farms.
Dole completes sale of Worldwide Packaged Foods and Asia Fresh Businesses to Itochu Corporation.
Dole Packaged Foods launches Sunshine for All Cities program with the Boys and Girls Club of America.
Dole Packaged Foods opens new frozen facility in Georgia.
Dole Packaged Foods brings 11 new innovations to market.
Mike Secor as New VP of Marketing; Stacy Smoot as VP, Retail & Foodservice Sales
Dole delivers “Sunshine You Can Taste” at Natural Products Expo West 2025
DOLE PACKAGED FOODS, LLC NAMES TODD STILLWELL AS NEW VICE PRESIDENT, SUPPLY CHAIN AND MANUFACTURING
FRUIT, FLAVOR AND THE 2026 FEED: DOLE PACKAGED FOODS UNVEILS FIRST ANNUAL FRUIT TREND REPORT
DOLE Packaged Foods, LLC Taps Stan Stuka To Lead Commercial Organization As Vice President
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