Send us a text Building one successful food brand is hard enough. But what if you could leverage your existing production to create multiple brands that serve different markets and price points? In this episode of Foodpreneur with Chelsea Ford, I chat with sisters and co-founders Michelle Blyth and Justine Curtis from Cremorne Street Bakers, Balmain Baking Co., and cookï. Over eight years, they've built a wholesale baking business that now operates across three distinct brands - each serving ...
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Send us a text Building one successful food brand is hard enough. But what if you could leverage your existing production to create multiple brands that serve different markets and price points? In this episode of Foodpreneur with Chelsea Ford, I chat with sisters and co-founders Michelle Blyth and Justine Curtis from Cremorne Street Bakers, Balmain Baking Co., and cookï. Over eight years, they've built a wholesale baking business that now operates across three distinct brands - each serving ...
#132 Plant-Based Milk, Powered by Data: How Drink Nimbus is Disrupting the Industry & Tackling Waste
Foodpreneur with Chelsea Ford
1 hour
8 months ago
#132 Plant-Based Milk, Powered by Data: How Drink Nimbus is Disrupting the Industry & Tackling Waste
Send us a text Alexandra Bekker, founder of Drink Nimbus, is on a mission to shake up plant-based milk and the sustainability issues that come with it. After a highly successful eCommerce career, she discovered the shocking truth: 138 billion long-life cartons end up in landfill each year. So, she set out to create a better alternative. In this episode, Alexandra shares how she: 🌱 Validated her oat milk powder concept through surveys and kitchen trials 🛠Navigated supplier relationships and b...
Foodpreneur with Chelsea Ford
Send us a text Building one successful food brand is hard enough. But what if you could leverage your existing production to create multiple brands that serve different markets and price points? In this episode of Foodpreneur with Chelsea Ford, I chat with sisters and co-founders Michelle Blyth and Justine Curtis from Cremorne Street Bakers, Balmain Baking Co., and cookï. Over eight years, they've built a wholesale baking business that now operates across three distinct brands - each serving ...