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Turning Heritage into Hustle with Florence Dennis of Flows Tasty Treats 28:57

6 gün önce28:57

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What does it take to turn a childhood snack into a Costco brand? Florence Dennis, founder of Flo's Tasty Treats, shares her journey on SNEED-CAST. From her roots in Ghana and Liberia to breaking into major retailers, Florence discusses creating her signature roasted corn and peanuts, building an African snack box, and her 3-year persistence to land on Costco shelves. She also talks about balancing entrepreneurship with her role in education, her $1M scholarship fund goal, and tips for aspiring entrepreneurs. Plus, get a sneak peek at Flo’s new flavors and Walmart expansion plans! Don’t miss this inspiring episode! Chapters: 00:00 - Welcome and Introduction 01:19 - A Mission to Celebrate African Heritage Through Food 02:33 - Childhood Roots in Roasted Corn and Peanut Snacks 04:07 - Shifting Perceptions of African Cuisine 08:07 - Balancing Entrepreneurship and Education Advocacy 10:35 - Overcoming Initial Business Challenges 14:17 - Breaking Into Costco 19:18 - Key Lessons for Aspiring Entrepreneurs 24:25 - The Give Back Program 25:55 - What’s Next for Flo’s Tasty Treats 28:31 - Closing Remarks…

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Industry Update: Tariff Wars, USDA Cuts, Fishermen Abuse and more! 17:11

15 gün önce17:11

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Thanks for joining us for another episode of SNEED-CAST; the show where we’re keeping you up to date with the ever changing world of manufacturing, processing, packaging, coding and so much more. Today we’ll be discussing topics ranging from the possible implementation of 200% retaliatory tariffs, the impact of Trump’s trade war on Kentucky’s bourbon industry, recent convictions for pandemic-era food fraud, and a lawsuit against canned tuna producer Bumble Bee over labor abuse allegations. We’ll also discuss the USDA’s decision to end a program connecting farms with schools and its suspension of food deliveries to food banks. Stay tuned for an in-depth look at these pressing issues. Articles: 1) Trump Threatens Retaliatory 200% Tariff on European Wine After EU Proposes American Whiskey Tariff www.foodmanufacturing.com/supply-chain/news/22935946/trump-threatens-retaliatory-200-tariff-on-european-wine-after-eu-proposes-american-whiskey-tariff? 2) Kentucky Bourbon Makers Fear Becoming 'Collateral Damage' in Trump's Trade War www.foodmanufacturing.com/supply-chain/news/22935668/kentucky-bourbon-makers-fear-becoming-collateral-damage-in-trumps-trade-war? 3) Minnesota Jury Convicts Alleged Ringleader of Massive Pandemic Food Fraud Scheme on All Counts www.foodmanufacturing.com/supply-chain/news/22936510/minnesota-jury-convicts-alleged-ringleader-of-massive-pandemic-food-fraud-scheme-on-all-counts? 4) Indonesian Fishermen Sue Bumble Bee, Say the Canned Tuna Giant Knew of Abuse in Its Supply Chain www.foodmanufacturing.com/labor/news/22935898/indonesian-fishermen-sue-bumble-bee-say-the-canned-tuna-giant-knew-of-abuse-in-its-supply-chain? 5) USDA Ends Program that Helped Schools Serve Food from Local Farmers www.foodmanufacturing.com/supply-chain/news/22935959/usda-ends-program-that-helped-schools-serve-food-from-local-farmers? 6) USDA halts millions of dollars worth of deliveries to food banks www.politico.com/news/2025/03/19/usda-halts-deliveries-food-banks-trump-00239453 Time codes: 00:53 - 200% Tariffs 3:50 - Bourbon Tariff Blowback 6:23 - Pandemic Food Fraud 8:33 - Fishermen Abuse 10:51 - USDA Ends Program 13:12 - USA Halts Food Bank Program…

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The Evolution of Barcodes and the Future of Scannable Technology with David Holliday 41:45

21 gün önce41:45

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Barcodes have been a silent workhorse of the retail and supply chain industries for decades. But as businesses face increasing demands for efficiency, traceability, and consumer transparency, barcodes are undergoing a revolutionary transformation. On this episode of SNEED-CAST, Alexa takes a deep dive into the world of barcode technology with David Holiday, creator of PackagingNews.net and an industry expert with over 30 years of experience in product and packaging innovation. David provides a fascinating origin story of barcodes, starting with their initial patent in the 1950s, exploring the evolution from simple designs like the bullseye barcode to the now iconic UPC code. He explains how barcodes not only revolutionized retail checkout processes but became indispensable in inventory management and global supply chains. David also highlights the rise of more sophisticated technologies, like 2D barcodes and RFID, and their implications for e-commerce and omnichannel fulfillment. Chapters 00:00 - Introduction 02:17 - The Origin of Barcodes 7:02 - Barcodes Transform Retail and Supply Chains 08:47 - Barcodes in the Digital Age 12:28 - Sunrise 2027 & 2D Barcode Technology 17:29 - SNEED-JET® Freedom 41 Ad 18:11 - Challenges in Transitioning to New Barcode Systems 22:14 - RFID and Digimarc Innovations 31:37 - Regulatory and Global Supply Chain Challenges 35:35 - Final Advice for SMBs & Packaging Professionals 39:58 - Closing Thoughts For more insights from leaders in the packaging and supply chain world, be sure to subscribe to SNEED-CAST.…

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Industry Update: Tariffs, Tax Cuts, and Bird Flu Profits: What’s Really Happening Behind the Headlines? 16:51

28 gün önce16:51

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This episode of SNEED-CAST is brought to you by our SNEED-JET® Infinity. Learn more: https://sneedcoding.com/collections/sneed-jet-infinity-printers/products/sneed-jet-infinity Thanks for joining us for another episode of SNEED-CAST; the show where we’re keeping you up to date with the ever changing world of manufacturing, processing, packaging, coding and so much more. Today we’ll be discussing topics ranging from tariffs targeting Canada, China, and Mexico causing disruptions across the industry, to the Trump administration's announcement to cut 90% of USAID foreign aid contracts, to increased tariffs on aluminum and steel affecting small and independent brewers, to states considering eliminating taxes on groceries, and finally, are egg giants profiting from this bird flu outbreak? Articles: 1) Businesses Scramble to Contain Fallout from Trump's Tariffs on Canada, China and Mexico www.foodmanufacturing.com/supply-chain/news/22935067/businesses-scramble-to-contain-fallout-from-trumps-tariffs-on-canada-china-and-mexico? 2) Trump Administration Says it's Cutting 90% of USAID Foreign Aid Contracts www.foodmanufacturing.com/supply-chain/news/22934552/trump-administration-says-its-cutting-90-of-usaid-foreign-aid-contracts? 3) Trump Administration Announces New Tariffs on Aluminum and Steel www.brewersassociation.org/government-affairs-updates/trump-administration-announces-new-tariffs-on-aluminum-and-steel/ 4) Groceries Around the Country Remain Expensive. That's Why More States Want to Stop Taxing Them www.foodmanufacturing.com/consumer-trends/news/22935083/groceries-around-the-country-remain-expensive-thats-why-more-states-want-to-stop-taxing-them? 5) Are Egg Producers Inflating Prices During the Bird Flu Outbreak to Boost Profits? www.foodmanufacturing.com/supply-chain/news/22934648/are-egg-producers-inflating-prices-during-the-bird-flu-outbreak-to-boost-profits? prem Time codes: 00:49 - Tariff Scrambles 03:28 - USAID Cuts 6:42 - Aluminum and Steel Tariffs 9:37 - Tax on groceries 12:47 - Egg Price Hike…

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Navigating The Manufacturing and Packaging Industry as a Woman with Meghan Ziemba 35:17

5 weeks önce35:17

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SNEED-CAST Industry Update - Episode 50 Special! 44:29

6 weeks önce44:29

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This episode of SNEED-CAST is brought to you by our SNEED-JET® Titan Printer. Learn more: https://sneedcoding.com/collections/frontpage/products/sneed-jet-titan-printer Thanks for joining us for our 50th episode of SNEED-CAST Industry Update; the show where we’re keeping you up to date with the ever changing world of manufacturing, processing, packaging, coding and so much more. Today Alexa is joined by Ken, Santos, and Quinton to discuss what it's like being in the industry and their favorite stories from the 50 episodes of Industry Update! After that - we’ll be discussing topics ranging from he Trump administration's renewed push to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and its proposal to eliminate junk food from the SNAP program. Additionally, we’ll examine the potential economic impact of mass deportations on the U.S. economy and the consequences of shutting down USAID for both domestic and international organizations and individuals. Articles: 1) Trump Steps Up 2018 Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum - www.foodmanufacturing.com/packaging/news/22933056/trump-steps-up-2018-tariffs-on-steel-and-aluminum? 2) Trump Officials Want to Ban Junk Food from SNAP - www.foodmanufacturing.com/consumer-trends/news/22933788/trump-officials-want-to-ban-junk-food-from-snap? 3) How Deporting Millions of Immigrants Would Shock the U.S. Economy - www.foodmanufacturing.com/labor/news/22933685/how-deporting-millions-of-immigrants-would-shock-the-us-economy? 4) The USAID Shutdown Is Upending Livelihoods for Nonprofit Workers, Farmers and Other Americans - www.foodmanufacturing.com/supply-chain/news/22933914/the-usaid-shutdown-is-upending-livelihoods-for-nonprofit-workers-farmers-and-other-americans?…

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