Ep. 3: Seth Goldman on Sweetening the Less-Sugar Market

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Recorded01 Aug 2018

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Seth Goldman started his career three decades ago thinking that if he wanted to make an impact on public health and agricultural sustainability, he'd need to explore a career in nonprofits or public policy. Fast forward to today and Seth's company, Honest Tea, has helped slash billions of sugar calories from the American diet, caused other major drink brands to do the same, and created a sustainable livelihood for organic tea farming families throughout Asia. Despite Coke purchasing Honest Tea in 2011, Seth still lives in the same house as when he cofounded the company in 1998.

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