Beverage Industry
topic on 4 shows · 6 statements across 5 episodes
BigDeal 
Sourcery 
How I Built This 
TBPN
6 statements about Beverage Industry, every show
Ellsworth: Large Beverage Brands Have Only Three Potential Acquirers or Must IPO
“So especially in beverage, there's literally three people that can buy you or you can go public.”
Hays: Founders can manufacture a pilot beverage run for $10,000
“Even like beverage, which is the most capital intensive thing. If you're smart and you find the right co-packer manufacturer, you could get them to, for, yeah, 10 grand. To manufacture like a pilot ride.”
Fiedler: Beverage packaging is reaching a tipping point against shipping liquid
“The way that we, what we consume and the way that we consume it on the beverage side in terms of packaging volume water and shipping it all over the place. I mean, it sounds common sense and we've been saying it for a while, but I think we're actually reaching…”
Goldman: 1997 bottled drinks were uniformly high sugar or sugar-free
“It was all a hundred calories per eight ounces, and so the difference was fizz or no fizz, color, you know, different names, different bottles, they were almost uniform in their taste profile, their sweetness profile, which was, you know, six or seven teaspoon…”
Goldman: Zero Industry Knowledge Was a Competitive Advantage for Honest Tea
“Having zero knowledge of the beverage industry in the beginning was actually a competitive advantage. Because we went in without any of the assumptions.”