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Before the founders of Magic Spoon tackled the cereal aisle, their first startup was a line of protein bars using cricket protein called Exo. While the business was eventually sold, it taught them the importance of product-market fit and the difficulty of building a category from scratch.
This post has originally been written by Forbes Magazine on Wed, May 10, 23. Find the original post here at Forbes Magazine
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