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The natural products white space – Fodder podcast

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Finding opportunity in growing industries such as natural products can appear daunting–but there are still needs to be filled. In this episode of Fodder, the podcast powered by Esca Bona, we discuss a few of them.

Iteration sometimes gets more attention than natural products innovation as trends such as hemp CBD, mushrooms and cold-brew coffee flow like a bottomless cup of joe.

So what innovation does the industry need? We chatted with three industry experts who were in attendance at Natural Products Expo East to suss out the current white-space opportunities in natural.

Experts include:

  • Daniel Karsevar, CEO of PlantBased Solutions.
  • Jim Slama, founder and CEO of Family Farmed.
  • Michael Kanter, co-owner of Cambridge Naturals.

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This is the Fodder podcast powered by New Hope Network's Esca Bona platform. You can find us here on newhope.com, Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play and other places you find your podcasts.

Have an "innovation for good food" idea we should consider for the Fodder podcast? Want to offer feedback on our latest episode? Email us at [email protected]

And join us in person

Find us at the Food | Ag | Ideas Week Oct. 10-15 in Minneapolis/St. Paul, the Regenerative Earth Summit: Soil + Water + Climate Oct. 28-30 in Denver and the Good Food Innovation and Finance Conference Nov. 5-6 in Chicago.

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Fodder podcast underwriters logos 301Inc, Giannuzzi Group, Healthy Lifestyle Brands, Whipstitch Capital

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