The Produce Moms Podcast

NatureSweet is more than the name on the freshly grown goods you see in stores. It's also the people behind the produce. This week, we have Lori Castillo, VP of Marketing to tell us why NatureSweet is able to bring you the best tasting tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers in the world because. Plus, why they have a belief of "Unleashing the Power of People" and why this saying is what makes "Raised Right" a quality you can truly taste.

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Fruits talk, and Strella Biotech listens through proprietary sensors collect data throughout the supply chain to power first-in-class shelf life data. Coupled with decision algorithms for each supply chain segment, we're putting better produce on the shelf with less waste. In this latest episode we're talking with the leadership team at Strella Biotech to learn more!

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Food Forward is a Southern California nonprofit organization that "rescues" fresh local produce. The organization's mission is to "harvest food, fight hunger and build community." The volunteer-driven organization is dedicated to food justice and eliminating hunger in communities. The Produce Moms caught up with Food Forward's founder and executive director, Rick Nahmias, and Communications Director, Nkemdilim Nwosu.

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Our choices about what we eat represent our single biggest daily opportunity to change our environmental footprint. Eat the Change combines marketplace solutions with education and activism to empower consumers to make dietary choices aligned with their concerns around climate and health. Eat the Change was born because there's a more delicious and planet-friendly wat to eat, and we want to learn more from Co-Founder and Chief Change Agent, Seth Goldman.

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Upcycled food is the easy way for anyone to prevent food waste via the products they buy. Upcycled products prevent food waste by creating new, high quality products out of surplus food. It's an innovative approach to food waste because it is the first consumer product-based solution, making it highly scalable and economically sustainable. Co-Founder and CEO, Turner Wyatt joins us on our latest episode to explain more.

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Why would we buy a packaged bag of apples when they are easy to slice, or could even be eaten whole? Easy. In our country, 40% of fresh produce is wasted, and a large portion of this percentage happens in our homes. Produce is purchased with the best intentions and then life gets in the way. Crunch Pak's efforts are a simple, yet effective, way to take control of your grocery efficiency. Value-added produce items take the work out of produce prep. Crunch Pak's goal is to help you incorporate more healthy snacks into your family's diet as easily as possible. That's why we're talking to Executive VP, Tony Freytag... because this guy knows a lot about snacks!

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In 2014, Burnell Cotlon spent his life savings to open the only fresh grocery store in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans. When the pandemic put many in his community out of work, he began allowing customers to take groceries on credit. Within a month, he'd opened tabs for more than 60 customers who could no longer afford to buy food. Cotlon, an Army veteran who lived in a FEMA trailer for three years after Hurricane Katrina, missed mortgage payments on his own house as his store quickly lost revenue, but he continued to offer lines of credit and even gave away food to customers. Find out more about his inspiring story and how he is an inspiration to so many.

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September is National Fruit and Veggie Month and luckily for the produce industry, Wendy Reinhardt Kapsak, President and CEO of Produce for a Better Health Foundation decided to shift her focus of study in college from medicine to maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

Find out how she is taking produce consumption data and educating the world. Plus you don't want to miss how various produce hacks can be turned into healthy habits.

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Find out what to expect this season as TPM Founder & CEO, Lori Taylor and TPM Executive Producer, Kristen Mehne reunite for this special "kick-off" episode of The Produce Moms.

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