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151 - Diverse Foods & Families with David Fullner & Daniel Auld of Kekoa Foods

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Have you ever found yourself in a grocery store, staring at rows of bland baby food jars and thinking, “There's got to be a better way?” Today, we sit down with David Fullner and Daniel Auld to discuss how their company, Kekoa Foods, is revolutionizing the baby food space. Kekoa Foods specializes in producing organic baby food and aims to provide nutrient-rich, natural, and organic food options that promote healthy infant development. In our conversation, we unpack how trying to find healthy, palate-expanding baby food for their son prompted starting their company, why variety in a baby’s diet is vital, how the company contributes to and celebrates diversity, and the hard lessons from their entrepreneurial journey. Discover why you don’t need to know everything about business to be an entrepreneur, the ups and downs of the CPG learning curve, why you don’t need to sweat the small stuff, and more. Join us as we explore how Kekoa Foods is nourishing the next generation with David Fullner and Daniel Auld!

Key Points From This Episode:

  • How the premature birth of their son caused the start of their business.
  • Discover the company’s ethos around diversity and community.
  • Hear how they learned the fundamentals of running a business.
  • Fostering healthy adventurous eaters with their baby food products.
  • Find out where the habit of making their own food originated.
  • Why it essential to involve children in making and cooking food.
  • Ways their backgrounds and skills make for a good partnership.
  • Learn about the lessons and unexpected challenges they overcame.
  • Explore the current product range that Kekoa Foods has on offer.
  • Their biggest wins and what they have planned for the company.
  • Recommendations and resources for startups in the CPG space.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

David Fullner on LinkedIn

Daniel Auld on LinkedIn

Kekoa Foods

Everything Is Figureoutable

Sprouts Farmers Market

Rutgers University Food Innovation Center

Modern Species

Gage Mitchell on LinkedIn

Gage Mitchell on X

Brands for a Better World Website

Brands for a Better World on YouTube

Brands for a Better World email

Impact Driven Community

  continue reading

155 episoder

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Manage episode 418674763 series 2863316
Innehåll tillhandahållet av Gage Mitchell of Modern Species. Allt poddinnehåll inklusive avsnitt, grafik och podcastbeskrivningar laddas upp och tillhandahålls direkt av Gage Mitchell of Modern Species eller deras podcastplattformspartner. Om du tror att någon använder ditt upphovsrättsskyddade verk utan din tillåtelse kan du följa processen som beskrivs här https://sv.player.fm/legal.

Have you ever found yourself in a grocery store, staring at rows of bland baby food jars and thinking, “There's got to be a better way?” Today, we sit down with David Fullner and Daniel Auld to discuss how their company, Kekoa Foods, is revolutionizing the baby food space. Kekoa Foods specializes in producing organic baby food and aims to provide nutrient-rich, natural, and organic food options that promote healthy infant development. In our conversation, we unpack how trying to find healthy, palate-expanding baby food for their son prompted starting their company, why variety in a baby’s diet is vital, how the company contributes to and celebrates diversity, and the hard lessons from their entrepreneurial journey. Discover why you don’t need to know everything about business to be an entrepreneur, the ups and downs of the CPG learning curve, why you don’t need to sweat the small stuff, and more. Join us as we explore how Kekoa Foods is nourishing the next generation with David Fullner and Daniel Auld!

Key Points From This Episode:

  • How the premature birth of their son caused the start of their business.
  • Discover the company’s ethos around diversity and community.
  • Hear how they learned the fundamentals of running a business.
  • Fostering healthy adventurous eaters with their baby food products.
  • Find out where the habit of making their own food originated.
  • Why it essential to involve children in making and cooking food.
  • Ways their backgrounds and skills make for a good partnership.
  • Learn about the lessons and unexpected challenges they overcame.
  • Explore the current product range that Kekoa Foods has on offer.
  • Their biggest wins and what they have planned for the company.
  • Recommendations and resources for startups in the CPG space.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

David Fullner on LinkedIn

Daniel Auld on LinkedIn

Kekoa Foods

Everything Is Figureoutable

Sprouts Farmers Market

Rutgers University Food Innovation Center

Modern Species

Gage Mitchell on LinkedIn

Gage Mitchell on X

Brands for a Better World Website

Brands for a Better World on YouTube

Brands for a Better World email

Impact Driven Community

  continue reading

155 episoder

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