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Caroline Freedman & Laurent McCollough of NurturMe
They saw a void in the baby food market. Everything was jarred, thick and heavy - often full of preservatives to keep it "fresh." ... more
Photo by: Forbes
Caroline Freedman & Laurent McCollough of NurturMe
They saw a void in the baby food market. Everything was jarred, thick and heavy - often full of preservatives to keep it "fresh." Together, they created a product line of dehydrated powdered baby food made from organic fruits and veggies that reconstitutes itself with water, milk, or breastmilk. In it's first 10 months, NurturMe went big; sales sky-rocketed and orders started coming in from national chains like Target, Babies 'R' Us and Whole Foods. All that's next for these two mamas is the acquisition of their brand and they can retire for life!
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