Home Delivery World USA 2025: A Preview | SupplyChainBrain

Home Delivery World USA 2025: A Preview

SupplyChainBrain

May 8, 2025

Opal Portis, vice president supply chain at Fabletics, looks ahead to Home Delivery World USA 2025, taking place May 21 and 22 at the Music City Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee.

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