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Friends of Feadies
FEAD
50 episodes
1 month ago
Our podcast is aimed at supporting the development and growth of women-owned food and beverage processing businesses in the Canadian prairies. Our guests include industry experts as well as food and beverage entrepreneurs to provide knowledge, real-world examples and inspiration. Check out our other programs and join our member base for free at www.fead.ca
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Our podcast is aimed at supporting the development and growth of women-owned food and beverage processing businesses in the Canadian prairies. Our guests include industry experts as well as food and beverage entrepreneurs to provide knowledge, real-world examples and inspiration. Check out our other programs and join our member base for free at www.fead.ca
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Episode 39: From Family Recipe to Business Success: The Story of Lake Life Caesar Co.
Friends of Feadies
43 minutes
1 month ago
Episode 39: From Family Recipe to Business Success: The Story of Lake Life Caesar Co.
Sondra Pern, Co-founder of Lake Life Caesar Co. sits down to explore how a beloved family recipe transformed into one of Western Canada’s fastest-growing Caesar mix brands. Sondra shares the unfiltered truth about entrepreneurship—from late-night bottling sessions and navigating food regulations to mastering public speaking and growing a social media community that actually buys. She credits much of her success to authentic relationships, pitch competitions, and support from places like the Saskatchewan Food Centre, which helped her scale from home production to commercial manufacturing. Whether you’re launching your first product or managing a growing food brand, this episode is packed with relatable insights and hard-earned wisdom.
Friends of Feadies
Our podcast is aimed at supporting the development and growth of women-owned food and beverage processing businesses in the Canadian prairies. Our guests include industry experts as well as food and beverage entrepreneurs to provide knowledge, real-world examples and inspiration. Check out our other programs and join our member base for free at www.fead.ca