Happy Jars’s co-founder Surabhi Talwar: Setting up a health brand, establishing a supply chain for procuring quality ingredients, and building a sticky customer base

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Hello everyone, Welcome to another episode of BlitzBusiness. Today with me I have Surabhi Talwar, co-founder of Happy Jars. Happy Jars is a health food brand, with a range of natural peanut, almond and cashew nut butters. In this episode, we discuss Surabhi’s Journey in setting up a health food brand, establishing a supply chain for procuring quality ingredients, and building a sticky customer base. I hope you will enjoy this episode. Surabhi is the co-founder at Happy Jars. A marketer and branding specialist, she's worked with multinational companies in India and in the UK. She heads the Marketing & Sales function at Happy Jars.

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