The world is facing a food catastrophe. Danone North America has launched the Two Good product line to utilize fruit that otherwise would go to waste. The brand also helps feed the hungry. Surbhi Martin, the VP of Greek yogurt and functional nutrition, is driven by the company's sense of purpose.
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“I found Danone’s B-Corp proposition of using business as a force for good to be incredibly compelling,” says Martin. “I wake up every day thinking about how the business decisions I make inspire healthier and more sustainable eating and drinking habits. I love my job.”
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