Behind The Fruit - The Fresh Produce Podcast
The fresh produce industry is full of strong opinions and big decisions.
Behind the Fruit goes one step further and looks at the people behind them.
Through candid conversations with leaders from across the global produce sector, we explore careers, challenges, and the moments that shape how they lead. Expect thoughtful discussion, practical insight, and stories you won’t hear on a panel stage.
Behind The Fruit - The Fresh Produce Podcast
Latest Episodes
The Long Way Home: Leadership, Fresh Produce and Regenerative Agriculture with Viviane Bauters
Viviane Bauters' 35-year career has taken her from Lake Chad to senior roles across fresh produce, retail and agri-food.In this episode of Behind the Fruit, Viviane joins Lucy Robinson to look back at the experiences that shaped the way ...
An Unplanned Career in Fresh Produce: Rochelle Bohm's Journey to CMI Orchards
What happens when a job you thought would be temporary becomes a 13-year career?Rochelle Bohm never planned a career in fresh produce. Her route took her from New Zealand to Australia, environmental science in Kuwait and almost a ...
From Fresh Produce to Supply Chain Tech: Miguel Jubal, Cargo Produce
Miguel Jubal spent almost 20 years working across international fresh produce supply chains before co-founding Cargo Produce, a supply chain software platform built specifically for exporters and importers.In this episode of Behind the F...
From Marketing to CEO: David Baxter on Leadership, Hiring and Growing Natural Delights
David Baxter’s route to becoming CEO of Natural Delights began with an engineering degree and a facilities management job. It later took him through General Mills, food marketing and a move to the Arizona desert.In Episode 13 of Behind t...
AI, Data and the Future of Fresh Produce with Todd Gibson | Behind the Fruit Ep. 12
Fresh produce businesses are generating huge amounts of information every day. Much of it still sits on paper forms, in spreadsheets and across systems that don’t communicate with each other.That creates a problem for companies ho...