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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2022 · 47 MIN

E.23 The Oddbox Story, Surplus Fruit and Vegetables and The Effect On Climate Change

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This week I'm honoured to have with me Emilie the Co-Founder of Oddbox. Being a loyal customer of Oddbox myself for many years I was fascinated to hear the Oddbox story and how Emilie and her husband Deepak started to tackle the huge issue of trying to save all the fruit and vegetables that weren't even making it out of the farms due to their appearance.Throughout this episode Emilie and I also discuss the following topics:- What it means to be a B Corp Company- How they have scaled the business over the last 6 years - How much wasted Fruit and Vegetables contribute to climate change- What's next for Oddbox- The Plant-Based MovementOddbox is such an incredible company, I really think you are going to enjoy this one!To find out more about becoming a Greedy Vegan head to www.greedyvegan.uk or check us out on Instagram at @greedyveganltdTo find out more about becoming a Greedy Vegan head to our Website or follow us on Instagram or Tik Tok @greedyveganltd Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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