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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2025 · 14 MIN

Introducing the ETS Method: A Simple Framework to Scale Your Food Product with Confidence

from Scaling Your Healthy Food Product · host Jacinta Kemboi

Scaling your food product isn't about rushing to retail — it's about building intentionally so you don't burn cash, compromise quality, or stall your growth. In this episode, I'm introducing the E.T.S. Framework, a 3-step roadmap designed to help early-stage food founders grow with strategy and confidence. Whether you're still in your kitchen or prepping for co-manufacturing, this framework will help you ask the right questions, run the right tests, and scale at the right time. This episode is for you if: You feel overwhelmed by what it takes to scale your product You're not sure if your recipe, process, or packaging are ready You want a roadmap that helps you scale without guesswork   Got a question, comment, or just want to say hi? I'd love to hear from you! You can leave me a quick voice message — it might even be featured on a future episode. Just head to [Voicemail Link] and share your thoughts To grab a copy of the Food Business Growing & Scaling up Guide      

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