This week, a juice company with a social mission looks for ideas on how to market its beverages so consumers can feel good about each purchase. — Dan Beyers The entrepreneur Philip Wong and Ann Yang share a passion for food and social justice issues. Wong has been interested in the issue of waste for a long time and encountered the problem first hand when studying abroad as a Georgetown University student in Senegal. He saw the things he didn’t…
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