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the bossbabe podcast

341. Changing an Entire Industry, Creating Global Brands + Balancing the Journey of Motherhood with The Food Babe, Vani Hari

the bossbabe podcast

Natalie Ellis

Entrepreneurship, Education, Marketing, Self-improvement, Business

4.92.6K Ratings

🗓️ 12 December 2023

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, I interview my friend, and NY Times Best Selling author, activist and Entrepreneur, Vani Hari. She has influenced incredibly well known companies to remove or ban harmful ingredients and has built a successful brand and supplement business, Truvani. Tune in to hear the background of her story, as well as learn how she exposed the food industry. HIGHLIGHTS Going from constantly sick + on multiple medications growing up to realizing what was causing it all was her nutrition Emergency surgery + the moment Vani decided to make a change for her health What Vani told Chick-fil-A HAD to change - and changes major companies like Starbucks, Kraft and Chipotle made because of Food Babe. The banned chemical that's used in yoga mats that is being used in bread Changes in Vani’s business, Food Babe, when she became a mom Vani’s specific daily routine as a creator, entrepreneur and mom of two Taking her business Truvani to #1 plant based protein powder in natural stores worldwide What Vani feeds her kids + tips for eating healthy while traveling LINKS Check out Vani’s Cookbook: Food Babe Family Join The Société: The Place to Build A Freedom-Based Business FOLLOW bossbabe: @bossbabe.inc Natalie Ellis: @iamnatalie Follow Vani Hari: @thefoodbabe

Transcript

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We were able to get subway to remove chemicals from their breads,

0:05.0

craft to remove artificial dyes from their mac and cheese.

0:09.0

Starbucks, remove caramel coloring from their pumpkin spice lattes,

0:12.0

and release their ingredients for the first time in history.

0:15.0

Chipotle went GMO free. The food industry at that point was very scared of the movement that I had created and what I was doing to the food industry because

0:26.8

there was billions of dollars at stake. Welcome back to the Boss Bay Podcast. Oh, you guys. Today's episode is actually one of my favorites that I recorded in a long time.

0:49.0

So I sit down with a friend of mine who is a serious CEO mama, Vani Hari who is most well known as the food babe.

0:58.1

So Vani is an author, activist and entrepreneur.

1:03.1

And you're going to hear through her story

1:05.5

some of the wild success she has had.

1:09.0

Her brand in its space right now

1:11.5

is one of the most successful in the world. She is a New York Times best-selling

1:17.4

author and she has influenced companies that are incredibly well known to remove certain ingredients or have

1:23.6

certain ingredients banned in their products. She is a force and she is also a

1:29.2

wealth of knowledge and very very real. We go everywhere in this episode, getting into the real

1:35.6

nitty gritty of her story, which I was hooked. I could not stop listening and pull myself away.

1:41.6

I just kept saying, tell me more, tell me more, it's so interesting.

1:45.6

Then we get into how she's balancing being a creator, an incredibly successful entrepreneur and a mom, how she's balancing all three of those and

1:54.6

then we get into the nitty grace specifics of certain products that we might be

1:59.6

feeding our kids especially when traveling when we're looking for things that are convenient.

2:04.2

She analyzes all the things, and it was just so informative.

2:07.8

I absolutely loved it, and I'm really, really excited for you to hear it.

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