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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2025 · 53 MIN

Understanding the Search Process for co-packers in Food and Beverage with Gabriel Spiller

from Drink Up · host Samuel Anderson

In this conversation, Adam Smith, Sam Anderson, and Gabriel Spiller discuss the complexities of the food and beverage industry, focusing on the search process, the importance of operations and procurement, and the need for a supportive community for startups. They explore how technology can streamline these processes and the interconnectedness of various business pillars. Gabe shares insights about his company, Pick Your Packer, and how it aims to facilitate connections within the industry. In this conversation, Gabriel W C Spiller discusses the complexities of the food industry, focusing on the need for a comprehensive search tool that connects various players in the market. He emphasizes the importance of understanding user needs, building a community, and managing expectations in the search process. The discussion also touches on the value of subscription models, the role of feedback in product development, and the potential for creating enjoyable experiences in what is often a cumbersome industry. Gabriel shares insights on the power of the food and beverage sector and the importance of collaboration and networking within it.

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