Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food 90 Ed Byrne, if regen food doesn't taste amazing and doesn’t make money it won't go anywhere
A conversation about scale and business and the key role of decentralised processing in regenerative agriculture with Ed Byrne, co-founder of Soil Works. He has launched an investment firm first investing its own money into accelerating regenerative farming.
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Listen to the conversation between Ed Byrne and Koen van Seijen also about the importance of taste to make a profit and its impact on consumers.
Other topics: decentralized processing, quality over quantity and the importante of taste.
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https://investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/2020/08/25/ed-byrne.
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