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Horatio, CEO of Buddha Juice (NYSE American: BUDA), shares how they pivoted from ~18–19 retail stores to a profitable wholesale model built on an “ultra-fresh” cold chain (~35°F, 8–12 day shelf life). We unpack Costco roadshows, the decision to IPO vs private equity, and how automation + operational discipline can drive strong margins in CPG.
We also dig into the unit economics behind a ~45% gross margin beverage business, how automation drove labor costs down dramatically, and how BUDA thinks about scaling capacity (including expanding beyond Dallas to serve the East and West Coasts).
By Drew FallonHoratio, CEO of Buddha Juice (NYSE American: BUDA), shares how they pivoted from ~18–19 retail stores to a profitable wholesale model built on an “ultra-fresh” cold chain (~35°F, 8–12 day shelf life). We unpack Costco roadshows, the decision to IPO vs private equity, and how automation + operational discipline can drive strong margins in CPG.
We also dig into the unit economics behind a ~45% gross margin beverage business, how automation drove labor costs down dramatically, and how BUDA thinks about scaling capacity (including expanding beyond Dallas to serve the East and West Coasts).