‘Tip of the Iceberg’ podcast — How the industry can affect your lifestyle

PMG staff members discuss: How has the produce industry affected your lifestyle, off the clock?

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In this first episode of Season 2 of the “Tip of the Iceberg” podcast, PMG Editor Amy Sowder and PMG Digital Strategist Brooke Park discuss a topic that hits close to home: How what we do and learn while working in the fresh produce industry influences what we buy, cook, eat and how we feed our families.

This is a topic that affects everyone in the industry.

We grow, pack, ship, package, market, deliver and sell products that many of us also consume ourselves. In a way, we can be our own end-user.

Listen to the podcast episode by hitting the purple play button below, or find it on your favorite platform for listening to podcasts.

What you can expect in this episode:

1. How working in the fresh produce industry changed the way we shop and cook;

2. How we incorporate fresh produce into our meals;

3. How we get more fruits and vegetables into our children;

4. What news and research changed our mealtime strategies; and

5. Who we’d like to talk to next about their fresh lifestyles.

Give it a listen!

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