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#44 - Lauren Chew - Love + Chew
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Apr 13, 2026 57 min

#44 - Lauren Chew - Love + Chew

from Behind the Food Hosted by Jimmy Feeman & Daniel Yarzagaray-Modjeska

The conversation covers the challenges and opportunities in the CPG industry, the impact of AI on entrepreneurship, and the systemic issues in retail distribution. It also delves into the reorganization of business strategy and the navigation of club retail. The discussion highlights the transition from tech to CPG, the encouragement of entrepreneurship, and the impact of personal life on business decisions. The conversation delves into the challenges of retail distribution, the decision-making process for profitability and business model, and the broader challenges faced in the food industry. It provides valuable insights into the complexities of these areas and the impact on business strategies. Takeaways CPG industry challenges Impact of AI on entrepreneurship Retail distribution challenges Profitability and business model Food industry challenges Chapters 00:00 Getting Started in Consumer Goods 07:20 Challenges in Retail Distribution 16:14 Reorganizing Business Strategy 27:24 Navigating Club Retail 38:41 Challenges in the Food Industry Connect with Our Guest Website Instagram TikTok LinkedIn Connect with the Hosts 👤 Jimmy Feeman – Linktree 👤 Daniel Yarzagaray –LinkedIn

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