The business and science realities of the American food industry from someone who has worked in both food science and food marketing for major food companies
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With almost 20 years of experience in the American food industry, from product development to marketing some of the largest food brands, I understand how the industry works. B.S. Dietetics, M.S. Food Science with an emphasis on Meat Science and MBA.
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