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Being tenacious in pursuit of the best possible product with Sameer Vaswani, Prodigy Snacks

October 26, 2022 Beautiful Business Season 1 Episode 13
Being tenacious in pursuit of the best possible product with Sameer Vaswani, Prodigy Snacks
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Being tenacious in pursuit of the best possible product with Sameer Vaswani, Prodigy Snacks
Oct 26, 2022 Season 1 Episode 13
Beautiful Business

In part two of our interview with Sameer Vaswani, he chats to Yiuwin Tsang about how he overcame many challenges in his pursuit to create the tastiest, healthiest, most sustainable chocolate at B Corp certified Prodigy Snacks. Listen in to hear how his persistence paid off…

Sameer is the Co-founder of Prodigy Snacks. He originally started his career as a chef opening his first restaurant at the age of 25. Five years later, without any manufacturing experience, he relocated to West Africa to start a confectionery manufacturing business producing biscuits, candies, gums and chocolate.  After twelve successful years, he sold the business to a multinational before moving back to London in 2016 to start Prodigy because he wanted to effect industry change. 

Sameer continues to tackle the issues in the world of chocolate: health, sustainability, and ethics.


Show Notes

In part two of our interview with Sameer Vaswani, he chats to Yiuwin Tsang about how he overcame many challenges in his pursuit to create the tastiest, healthiest, most sustainable chocolate at B Corp certified Prodigy Snacks. Listen in to hear how his persistence paid off…

Sameer is the Co-founder of Prodigy Snacks. He originally started his career as a chef opening his first restaurant at the age of 25. Five years later, without any manufacturing experience, he relocated to West Africa to start a confectionery manufacturing business producing biscuits, candies, gums and chocolate.  After twelve successful years, he sold the business to a multinational before moving back to London in 2016 to start Prodigy because he wanted to effect industry change. 

Sameer continues to tackle the issues in the world of chocolate: health, sustainability, and ethics.