HeyJaredDelivered: The Journey of Packaging
Join hosts Zack and Bradley, co-founders of SupplyCaddy, as they dive into the ever-evolving world of packaging, hospitality, and supply chain management.
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The Last Five Feet of Hospitality with Condado Tacos (opens the original)
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What happens after the food leaves the restaurant? In this episode of Delivered: The Journey of Packaging , we sit down with Zachary Welborn, Senior Off-Premise Manager at Condado Tacos, for a conversation about catering, branding, packaging, hospitality, and the future of off-premise dining. Zach shares his journey through hospitality and what brought him to Condado, where he has watched the brand grow from 11 locations to more than 50 while maintaining the individuality and personality that ma
The Future of Food Packaging is Circular. Notpla's CEO Explains (opens the original)
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What if the future of packaging wasn't made from plastic, but from seaweed?In this episode of Delivered: The Journey of Packaging, SupplyCaddy founders Bradley Savith and Zachary Stein sit down with Pierre Paslier, CEO and Co-Founder of Notpla, the company pioneering seaweed-based packaging that's challenging the industry's dependence on plastic and PFAS.Pierre shares the remarkable story of how a kitchen experiment evolved into an Earthshot Prize-winning company that's redefining sustainable pa
The AI Supply Chain Revolution with Flowlity Founder Jean-Baptiste Clouard (opens the original)
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For years, supply chains have relied on spreadsheets to manage forecasting and inventory... but what if AI could do it better?In this episode of Delivered, we sit down with Jean-Baptiste Clouard, Founder & CEO of Flowlity, to discuss how artificial intelligence is transforming supply chain planning.Recorded just in time for AI Appreciation Day, this conversation explores why so many companies—even Fortune 500 organizations—still depend on Excel, how probabilistic forecasting helps businesses pre
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