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Too Good To Waste
Hi-Fly'n Productions
29 episodes
5 days ago
Exploring the creative and innovative ways people are upcycling food and food by-products that would otherwise be wasted. 40 million tons a year of unused and wasted food = a huge opportunity for feeding our planet and helping the environment! Come along on the journey as we meet the folks throughout the food supply chain who are saving food and making a positive impact! You'll want to try it!! Produced by Hi-Fly'n Productions www.hiflyn.com Kevin May - Executive Producer and Host Amy Gilbert - Associate Producer, writer, upcycled food baker Sue Marshall - Creative development
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Exploring the creative and innovative ways people are upcycling food and food by-products that would otherwise be wasted. 40 million tons a year of unused and wasted food = a huge opportunity for feeding our planet and helping the environment! Come along on the journey as we meet the folks throughout the food supply chain who are saving food and making a positive impact! You'll want to try it!! Produced by Hi-Fly'n Productions www.hiflyn.com Kevin May - Executive Producer and Host Amy Gilbert - Associate Producer, writer, upcycled food baker Sue Marshall - Creative development
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Nutrition
Health & Fitness
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#09 Groceries on a Mission with Wes Hopkins, Chief of Staff - Imperfect Foods
Too Good To Waste
50 minutes 48 seconds
5 years ago
#09 Groceries on a Mission with Wes Hopkins, Chief of Staff - Imperfect Foods

Being awestruck in high school by the enormous amount of perfectly good food going to waste and learning about the newly formed Food Recovery Network, Wes Hopkins immediately volunteered to help.  His experience and passion eventually led him to an internship with a new startup company founded by Ben Simon called Hungry Harvest. From the early days of knocking on doors trying to sell boxes of “ugly fruits and veggies” to now being a significant part of the fast-growing national company Imperfect Foods, Wes has truly charted an unconventional path to his position as Chief of Staff with a company’s whose mission is to “eliminate food waste and build a better food system for everyone”. In this episode, we learn about what it takes to get a company like imperfect Foods started, and what happens when you encounter growing pains along the way. One major key to success seems to be the importance of keeping your eye on the mission at all times!

For more information, videos and links, check out the Show Notes at https://www.toogoodtowastepodcast.com/post/wes-hopkins-ep-09

Thanks to our sponsors:

NETZRO, SBC - www.netzro.us

Upcycled Food Association - www.upcycledfood.org


Produced by Hi-Fly'n Productions www.hiflyn.com

Producer | Host: Kevin May

Associate Producer: Amy Gilbert

Creative Development: Sue Marshall

Too Good To Waste
Exploring the creative and innovative ways people are upcycling food and food by-products that would otherwise be wasted. 40 million tons a year of unused and wasted food = a huge opportunity for feeding our planet and helping the environment! Come along on the journey as we meet the folks throughout the food supply chain who are saving food and making a positive impact! You'll want to try it!! Produced by Hi-Fly'n Productions www.hiflyn.com Kevin May - Executive Producer and Host Amy Gilbert - Associate Producer, writer, upcycled food baker Sue Marshall - Creative development