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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2024 · 27 MIN

Bill Birgen: From Rocket Scientist To Food Waste Evangelist

from The Firebelly Social Show · host Duncan Alney, Bill Birgen

Bill Birgen is the Founder and CTO of SAVRpak, an award-winning product that helps preserve the freshness and intended state of the food. As a serial entrepreneur, he has founded and co-founded numerous businesses, including AirFloe Mask, Midwater Collective LLC, Soggy Food Sucks LLC, Kyllburg Technologies LLC, and many others. Before becoming an entrepreneur in food tech, former DARPA expert, and an X prize winner, Bill worked as a rocket scientist on rockets, missiles, and defense systems for over 30 years. In this episode… As more people become health-conscious, they prefer to bring their homemade foods to work. However, when it comes time to eat lunch, the food is always soggy and does not taste as good. So, how can they improve their food packaging to prevent this from happening again?  Scientist Bill Birgen says this was also a problem he dealt with. Fed up with his soggy lunches, he developed a pocket-sized thermodynamic solution that creates the perfect atmosphere inside his lunch box, keeping his food fresh and crisp. It prevents condensation, the root cause of premature molding, wilting, and spoilage of packaged foods. He shares how he turned this into a successful business in the food industry.  On this episode of the Firebelly Social Show, Duncan Alney talks with Bill Birgen, Founder and CTO of SAVRpak, about food safety. Bill talks about the origin story of SAVRpak, how to reduce food waste with innovative packaging solutions, the future of SAVRpak, and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

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