customs officer's day is celebrated, i think, mostly only by customs officers, in ukraine , customs officialsre treated with slight irony, mild skepticism, some people, however, the customs officers will be hurt, but in any case, just kidding, we understand that on the first of february, this year, no, last year , the leadership of the ukrainian customs was quite loudly removed, yes, and if we now analyze what is being done now... on customs, we do not see the newly appointed head of the customs service, that is, there is a deputy, but so to speak, this is an extremely important body, when we talk about the real fight against major, possibly major offenses, some possible corruption or something else, then well somehow it is such a decapitated body, i would like a new team of very clear, specific people to come in and put everything in... places, you are right, today probably everyone who is involved and understands the work of the customs service analyzes it, but i i congratulate the customs officers on their day, on their professional day, and i also analyze their work, i try to analyze all

as head of the federal customs service, valery pekalev spent a month and a half, before heading customse-governor of st. petersburg, and before that as deputy chairman of the government of the leningrad region for security. hope your experience is great will allow us to organize work related to the efficient functioning of customs, this will also expand the flow of goods that go across the border. very important given the constant pressure of sanctions, these are priorities for domestic producers, taking into account national security requirements and in close interaction with our trading partners from friendly countries, and at the same time , the implementation of each individual task of the federal customs service should contribute to the replenishment of the federal budget. if we talk about the structure of receipt of customs duties, then for import 2.66 billion accounts for exports, 467 billion. the figures for foreign trade turnover in... for 2024 are comparable to the data for the same period in 2023. trade turnover, not including ias countries, as of june 1, 2024, amounted to 21

the customer wants to just grab a few items, this daily format will allow customers to get in and outthe same time, can go to one of our other stores and do a full shop when you have a chance as well. we see a lot of customers shopping across both performance as we go forward. katie: the daily shop, sound like the format is the differentiator. it seems like the prices themselves will be similar to the full whole foods? >> yes. we will have roughly 50% of the items we carry in our store, less facings, but the essentials for everyday grocery shopping will still be made available. folks talk about it be known convenience -- being a convenience shop, but this is a convenience plus. the essentials for grocery and a kind of on the go food, beverage, etc. a good way for customers who are in a hurry and still want to eat the high quality products we carry at great value. katie: i hear what you're saying, i appreciate the clarity this is different from the 365, once were bought by amazon eradicated the need for that lower-priced year. that being said, are there any lessons you took away from t

they work with customer data to help customers index and search through.you think about where openai is trying to grow, it might make sense they would acquire a company specialized in dealing with this more detailed data to help them build that. ed: tremendously busy week for you across the ai beat. a lot going on. happy friday to you. have a nice weekend. coming up, the reason cyberattacks on cdk software with diana lee. incredible job basically wrapping up the past 48 hours events on cdk, but what does it mean bigger picture? in a cybersecurity context? what does it mean for a massive industry for the buying and selling of vehicles? this is bloomberg. ♪ isor is work not work? is it me or hisit could work. your people are buried in busy work. and you might be thinking... can ai make it all work? it can. on the servicenow platform, ai transforms your entire business. because when your people work better, everything works better. so, let's get to work. idris elba works here? mm-hmm. ya, he's super nice. want to save on some of the biggest names in streaming

augment the existing customer service workers, better customer relationships, higher margins.t will give you, you know, sales development representative who will go out and develop new territories for you and the ability to close deals, you know, without workers involved, this is a powerful thing. even here at salesforce, we are using these new agents to go out and recruit employees and that is a bridge -- >> no, way! i was going to go the other way and ask you how great it is that the company has all of the data to recognize what the picture is, but salesforce using it to get people? you are using this? >> we just recruited three amazing artificial intelligence engineers and we did that by using these agents to go out and have conversations with folks saying hey, are you happy where you are working? do you want to make more money and have a better working environment? come to the ohana floor. the agent is working with the candidate up to the point they want to have the interview and have that conversation and of course, our human reporters -- recruiters step in and complete t

. -- never a dead-end for customers.r data and ai platform and can be the assistant for consumers and small businesses. third, to take the game to the midmarket and small enterprises and serve our customers in ways they can never imagine possible. specifically, what we announced on our intuit mailchimp platform is revenue intelligence. one of the things small businesses care about most is revenue growth and profitability growth. within that their cash flow matters a lot. revenue intelligence does something remarkable. it leverages all of our customers' data across mailchimp and quickbooks and helps them with understanding how they can drive customer and revenue growth. caroline: i'm going to think about imagining it as a consumer. i can see how this might be using to marketeers' ears but do i want more sms's and emails and marketing heading my way? sasan: if i finished the thought around the impact it will have to the consumer, the small business can understand which customers they have an opportunity to provide more ser

a lot of new customers and growth. it is also important to understand, jim, in addition to things like analytics, things like insights, mission learning, a.i., and also increasing the nervous system for the global enterprise because a lot of our customers, they will exchange the data with all their partners. that'll create the stickiness because we are now a part of how they pretty much run their business. and not only that, but people are writing the applications on top of snowflake, which will give the next level of the functionality and the strength to the platform. all of these will build on themselves to create a long beautiful data platform. >> now, we have watched you since you come in and you're starting to put your stamp on things, and with the external platforms. i think that you should talk to us about how there really was -- look, i think of this, but this is very good for you, working at google for years. you know sales. this is the analytics, something that will change the course of your company? >> that'

at&t and verizon customers were affected. some were unable to make certain calls.e's abc's lionel moise this morning. >> at&t says service is back up and running after an issue left millions of customers unable to make calls to other networks. the company saying we collaborated with the other carrier to find a solution and appreciate our customers patience. during this period, customers in 24 states from washington to florida were affected. self reported outages showed new york, chicago, philadelphia, dallas, pittsburgh and indiana alice among cities with the most reported issues. verizon an also monitoring the situation, saying some customers , primarily in the northeast and midwest, are experiencing issues when calling or texting with customers served by another carrier. at&t insists calls to 911 were not impacted, but customers were quick to react on social media. seriously. at&t again, another saying can't wait to get $5 back on my $300 bill, referring to the $5 credit at&t gave customers after another outage back in february. that time, 911 emergency services

, where are all our general consultants and the heads of priority areas are customers and by the waye for... he is in the field of new engines for both hypersound and tactical missiles, which becomes more effective, well, i can separately talk about this issue, that when the correct e- program is formed, when there is a qualified customer, the work proceeds more efficiently, because research teams begin to clearly understand what tasks they face. i would also like to note that... and today we discussed this, that we must today the state task is very clearly connected with grant support for science, today, i believe, we have connections with the arrival of the new head of the russian science foundation, we will ensure such synergy so that both grant and state tasks work in a single cycle, deeply respected. in their opening remarks, they asked for specific proposals on how companies should accelerate the creation of advanced solutions at all stages. i want to report how this was done at the russian science foundation on projects related to microelectronics. on in the first stage, at ou

raisi's definition of culture was a definition with culture, customs and beliefs. society should be a centralized place, a mechanism for support, something that played a role in my loss years ago, when they were the respected guardians of the shrine of hazrat imam reza, peace be upon him, a poetry reading in their service. i had that trip to mashhad and i have that good memory with me, and recently his trip to pakistan, at the grave of iqbal, the national poet of pakistan , mr. iqbal labori's visit is respectful to all of us because he had a colonial character. in a conversation with poets, which seeks to emphasize the revolutionary leader on the capacities of poetry. persian poem. it is one of the characteristics of the production of intellectual and spiritual capital in other poems, as far as we know now, it is not that it does not exist, it does not exist to this extent , and the support of shahid raisi in the executive departments of the 13th government is determined by being in the company of writers and poets for i was very impressed and it was very rewarding

the pool customer is strapped. they have matured. the pool customer might prefer to swim in a pool. they are frustrated because they might need a home. how about invidia? how about its customers? how about amazon, alphabet, and microsoft? do they make worries? do they look what they are worried about interest rates? companies that can pay cash don't worry about interest rates. they are worried about the cleveland fed, minneapolis fed, or any other regions like st. louis or philly. it is like this ice hockey team in the same city. investment companies care more about ice hockey teams than the fed officials. they can't buy the hockey team. is invidia a customer for we are -- for real? are you kidding? do any one of these companies buy any chips? the other guy will think anything that customer is going to lose is there. if amazon were to lose today, they said they are going to make their own ships. they will go so far behind in cloud and for structure that the clients would truly migrate to microsoft in a heartbeat. they can't wait for amazon to have a competitive gibbet. that will kil

raisi's definition of culture was a definition of people's culture, customs and beliefs.sistent and people welcomed it more. the attention that he receives when he is in the guise of the president literary meetings are coming, but the case of poetry and poets in the society should be a centralized place, a mechanism for support. something that played a role in my loss. years ago, when he was in charge of imam reza's shrine , i had a poetry reading at his service . i have that trip to mashhad and that good memory with me, and recently his trip to the country of his servant, pakistan, to visit iqbal's mausoleum. national poet of pakistan mr. iqbal lahori's visitation is a respect for all of us because he had an anti-colonial character in the conversation with the poets, who is looking for the emphasis of the leader of the revolution on the capabilities of poetry, persian poetry. among the characteristics. the production of epistemic and spiritual capital in other poems, as far as we know now, it is not that it doesn't exist , it doesn't exist to this extent, and the support

how to improve the work of customs was discussed at a meeting with the leadership of the federal customsred by deputy prime minister dmitry grigorenka. one of the key tasks in the development of the service is to create a comfortable environment for doing business, the deputy prime minister noted. digital technologies help simplify customs clearance. almost 100% of goods declarations today are completed electronically . in addition, the service is actively testing mobile technologies, including during customs inspections. today, our customs authorities are probably one of the most digitized authorities in the country, and indeed , today, almost all procedures. customs clearance has been digitized, and we are talking about the need, of course, to simplify these procedures, increase the efficiency of these procedures, and above all, look at these procedures through the eyes of declarants, through the eyes of clients, through the eyes of business. what we bring from savita’s travels, cashback bonuses are as follows. perfection of taste. kitford equipment with discounts up to 31% on the yand

our customer this customer must be satisfied to be able to serve and satisfy the external customer. when my customer is not satisfied. when the money that i give to this customer, he cannot rent his house with it, he cannot live his life, and then he has a lot of financial pressure, expecting that he will be able to do the rest for you. to do the impossible means to look first at the forces that we have in the system, teachers doctors, employees, nurses, companies, all of them , we have to do this first so that their lives turn around , now they are stuck and they can't live with this process , they have a lot of problems. we have to do something to reach that goal. that our internal customers are satisfied, so that this customer of ours can serve the external customer who is referring to us or bring us to that goal. one of the problems that is making it difficult for us to reach those goals is the great dissatisfaction among the administrative, corporate, hospital and other departments. if i think the most important thing is to reach them first. so that they reach the people or wor

this year's company can only enter into a targeted training agreement with one customer.ies to the agreement are the applicant, the customer as a third party who will monitor university performance. the employer can be included in the contract if the customer is not the same legal entity. after graduation, you will need to work for a minimum of three and a maximum of 5 years. another change: it is now possible to conclude an agreement on targeted training only after enrollment, but... before the start of studies, applicants entering after the competitive situation itself has ended, he receives a decision from the university that he is included there, accordingly in the order for enrollment , after this happens, he can actually sign directly on the government services portal, a tripartite agreement is signed there, or in the general case there is a four-party agreement, where the participants, respectively this is the university, where the customer of the targeted training and the employer, they, as a rule, still unite in one person, the student himself, that is, the stude

i met with about25 customers, government customers, corporate customers.at i found wa they asked a lot of tough bad news for the folks that want to sell plan b, they don't want to switch. they want us to get it right. we have to it right to deserve their business but i think they see that we really are committed to doing that. >> i know it has come up a couple times today,but i ula0 ioned securitydeavor is something, that if i understand correctly, presents a security exposure for users, who may not have undere of how it operated. i would like to hear more about the statusproduct rollout, and how it is consistent security first approach, and what is being done to make sure users exposures or risks from using it. >> i would start with, this product t yet been launched. the feature has not yet been finished, and we have a process to share information and take lots of feedback. we have designed it so that it's off by default, so that people have to choose to turn it on, and we can share informat they make that decision. we have designed the feature so that th

additionally, mobile groups of the federal customs service, that is, often literally on the highways,24 alone. the uninterrupted supply of our industry depends on the work of customs. economy with raw materials and goods and, in general, all export supplies, it is very important to continue digitalization, customs services interact with business, receive feedback, develop electronic declaration. among the total volume of declarations, which is over 1.5 million, almost 99% are processed in electronic declaration centers. clearance times were 46 minutes for import and 21 minutes for export, and 89% of all goods declarations were issued within 4 hours. and even at the meeting with the head of the federal customs service, the prime minister had something to discuss in the context of the special operation; among the customs officers there are members of the svo. currently, 81 customs officers are directly involved in the combat zone, and 70 people have already returned from the combat zone and are serving in customs organs moreover, 19 of them occupy management positions from deputy head o

and so with box ai, we're bringing all that value to our customers.s backed by the leegading ai models, starting with openai. >> isn't that what salesforce is trying to do? how -- don't all of these different kind of providers to the enterprise want to be able to offer ai features that the employee sitting at their desk is going to use? why turn that your tools or platform opposed to one of the myriad of others? >> actually, we think ai is going to be baked into all software going forward. it will be like cloud was, which is you should expect that your software is intelligent. within box, we have 115,000 customers, which entrust box with their most critical documents and assets. so we're bringing the full power of ai to all of that content. that's a unique experience. so we think it will be very powerful use cases across all enterprise software. but we think that will be nowhere will it be bigger than with all of your enterprise content. so imagine being able to, again, ask all of your documents questions, look through all of your data, summarize info

>> we'll be guided by the customer. in the end, it will be led by what customers want. because, again, a car is a very expensive purchase for people. so they need to get what they want, and what they're willing to pay for and what it represents. >> reporter: the equinox ev has tough competition from tesla, hyundai, kia, and nissan. and former president trump's criticism of evs is raising concerns among proponents he could dismantle the tax incentives if elected. will you be just as committed to evs if there is a trump administration? >> we'll be just as committed because we think in the long-term they're better. >> reporter: barra says gm customers will soon have access to tesla and other charging stations, which should address concerns about charger availability. lester. >> all right, tom, thank you. >>> up next, with the election season upon us, how ai deepfakes is affecting one of the biggest elections on the planet. is it a sign of what's to come? lets you easily compe home insurance options so you can get what you need without overpaying. yeah, we've spent a lot on

our customer, this customer must be satisfied that he can serve the external customer and satisfy him, and when my customer is not satisfied , when he cannot rent his house with the money that i give to this customer, he cannot live with it. let it pass and then there is a lot of financial pressure, he expects that he will be able to do the rest of the work for you, it is impossible, that is, we should look first at the forces we have in the system, teacher , we have to do something so that our internal customers are satisfied so that this customer of ours is satisfied. serve the external customer who comes to us or us. there is a lot of dissatisfaction among the administrative, corporate, hospital and other personnel. in my opinion, the most important thing is to reach them first so that they can reach the people or work for us to reach our goal. mr. adalat ro medical doctor raised now, the plans you have in this area , you mentioned the important issue of increasing the productivity of labor organization and what is involved in this issue and area, but economic growth in the areas t

these customer service, this customer service alfredo is very kind to his customers, diaz came to san jose from mexico in 1975 and immediately fell in love with downtown. he poured his savings into the store and now, after almost 40 years, alfredo has decided to hang it up. on july 30th, the 68 year old is turning in the keys to diaz menswear. not because he got pushed out or priced out because he made it and now it's time. but i think it's going to be very sad, you know, for especially for something that i worked so long for so long and very hard to build it and now it's going to close it. oh, i'm very sad, very sad. i wish he wasn't leaving, let's put it that way. it's a beautiful store and they have everything. very sad. when i drove by this morning to see the, you know, retirement closing sign up, i was like, oh, i better get over there before. before he closes the doors. the decision is bittersweet for alfredo, but it's time. and he's calling his own shot. he beat the odds in a downtown that's had to reinvent itself repeatedly. a downtown that's had to wear a lot of different hat

the, the customer could be accused of attempting to circumvent sentence. they wrote, nevertheless, feed a port approve the transaction and the bars were transferred. when asked the bank said the customers have europe in union residents permits and are not subject to sanctions. we cannot refuse this type of transaction. as the goal belongs to 3rd parties, the we are bound by confidentiality and a breach would have criminal consequences. the no current or former customers are selected by the sanctions is switzerland helping track down russian billions. for scott miller, the american, and bassett, or inbound, the answer is clearly no. he's a former banker and was the 1st to denounce switzerland's, lax attitude. years ago, i imagine that we'd probably have a lot of work to do together to continue to identify the trusts and companies and, and other entities that have been established to hide the beneficial ownership. interest of some of these assets. words are followed by dates. april 2023. a short letter signed by all g 7. investors and the european union was

so have customers paid for pg&e campaigns before?hey have, although pg&e put on a $15 million campaign between 2020 and 2022, and it's only gotten what they consider an interim approval for that, so regulators could still come in and say, well, we don't think that's an appropriate use of wildfire money, clawed back, but that's rare. and people we've talked to say they don't remember a time in which that's actually happened. yeah so is it possible that pg&e is going to push ahead with this and why does it seem, or at least it appears always, that the cpuc always seems to side with pg&e. do they ever actually say no? well, that's another thing that critics say that the cpuc has been reluctant to intervene to stop pg&e from spending, on things that may or may not be the most effective way of expanding things like wildfire dollars. but in this case, pg&e has argued that these campaigns are basically industry norm, and that, you know, other utilities in the state of california have charged their customers to educate them and that they wan

a kinship even felt by customers.ome who have been coming to the beloved south bay italian restaurants since the days they opened. this is our home, they said. five days a week. we're here. friendship is the most important thing i'm going to miss because this family is tight and the customers are their family. more extended family who these two italian restaurant families say they will never forget in the south bay. thom jensen, nbc, bay area news. just ahead, it might be harder to buy or fix a car after a cyber attack strikes dealerships across the country. we'll explain why when we come back in 60s. plus saved after ten days alone in the wild, a man stranded in the santa cruz mountains opens up about his harrowing ordeal and a hot start to the weekend. up to 101 degrees today in livermore and still in the mid 70s here at 11:00. cooler changes around the corner as we wra ♪ (ominous music) ♪ yes, ahh!! mom: what is going on with you? get out! andy! get out of my room! get out! mom: andy. fight! fight! i didn't say any

more so than most other retailers customers.hink it probably has another 10% to go to the downside to get back into equilibrium and get into that overbought situation. >> interesting. rarely hear bears on walmart. you might be one of a kind right now. we'll watch and see if that bares out. speaking of moving to the downside, pool is down on lower guidance. they see persistently weak demand. sluggish spending. down 7% today. how much more room do they have to fall or do you think it's finally an entry point? >> no. pool is a sell. pool corp. makes, guess what, they make pools, pool hardware, pool maintenance equipment. worst performer in the s&p all day. as you pointed out, they cut 2024 guidance ahead of earnings which come out on july 25th. year to date revenue is 6.5% behind where it was last year. the eps guidance was 18% lower. as you pointed out, the company blamed what they called discretionary pool spending. that sounds a little like an oxymoron to me. but what they mean is that if you have a pool, people are paying to ma

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shirin: anthropic has focused on enterprise customers as a priority.sident, who told me they are not distracted by things like coming up with image generation of a cat on a snowboard she said that jokingly, but if you compare the companies anthropic is more focused on use cases specific to business enterprise customers. ed: do we have case studies of how it will be used or how it is different or capable? shirin: the company has talked about how it is used for things like financial analysis. they have talked about partnering with drug companies like pfizer, something openai is starting to do. we are starting to see close integrations of these tools. ed: coming up, we'll be joined by a partner at portage for a look at the global fintech industry, something we have covered a lot on the show, the battle for talent and the impact of ai on fintech. stay with us. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, and dr. xichun even takes your sketchy insurance. xi-chun, xi-chun, x

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no customer represents more than 5% of our book of business. would say if you look at the industries across the book, retail businesses for us are up a little bit more relative to what our industrial or manufacturing customers are here. overall, our growth is reflective of what we are seeing around customer acceptance of expansion strategy that we have been on for a number of years. we opened 12 facilities since the beginning of the last year and we are seeing the impact of that in our result. >> you are opening new facilities. the headline of your company and other ltl carriers opening up more facilities. we are talking about a freight recession. you are opening up more facilities, but the market is soft. how does that work? >> when yellow exited the market, we had a long developed real estate pipeline of growing our footprint to become more of a national carrier. we acquired 28 facilities as part of the yellow process and added that to the pipeline of opportunities. a terminal in the ltl business is specific to the industry. it is meant to be

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that is the way our customers get going.le to do tiny amounts of money even when they feel like they can't. the way spare change works, a link a debit card, credit card and we automatically round of despair charge and it is $30 a month you're not feeling in the background of life. that is a powerful way to invest small amount of money even if you have debt to pay down. sonali: what are people using that money for? are they using it to mostly stay invested in the market come up with those gains from nvidia and large-cap tech stocks or are they just saving to buy a plane ticket at the end of the year? >> a lot of our customers are saving for retirement. then our customers are saving for all kinds of future needs. it could be a short-term trip. most of the time, it is longer-term. our product encourages people to stick with it for the long term. we have the potential screen that shows how your money compounds automatically over 40 years and it is a powerful way to keep people engaged. sonali: how do you differ from platforms ou

our customer, this customer must be satisfied that he can serve the external customer and make him satisfied . if he rents, he can't live his life, and then he has a lot of financial pressure, expecting him to be able to come and do the rest of the work for you. it's impossible. that is, we should first look at the forces that we have in the system, teachers, doctors, employees , nurses, all of these, we must first make their lives turn around, now they are trapped and cannot live with this process, it is very difficult. at that time, you ask this to work for you and achieve that goal, so that this goal is not satisfied, it cannot bring us to that goal. we have to do something to make our internal customers satisfied, so that this customer of ours can provide services to the external customers who refer to him. bring us to that goal. one of the problems that we face now is to reach those goals there is a lot of dissatisfaction among the administrative personnel of the hospital company and different departments. in my opinion, the most important thing is to reach them first so that they can r

this isis just a tornado and i met with 25 customers, government customers, corporate customers and what right and we have to get it right to deserve their hey see we are committed to doing that. >> it has come up a couple times toy return to the discussion of re feature you mention security by ul something that if i understand correctly presented a security exposure for users who may not have understood the nature of how it operate i would like to hear more about how the status of that product will allow and how it is consistent with security first approach and what's being done to make sure users are aware of it. >> i would start with this product hasn't yet been launched, the future hasn't yet been finished and we have a process to share information and take lots of feedback. we have designed it so it is off by default, so people have it on and we can share information with them before they make that decision. we designed the future so the one's own pc. doesn't go to microsoft or anyw e it is combined with a hardening sit and windows for every part of the computer and and we have adde

we have goal tracker for customers going through, and we have all these other customer experience infrastructureas i touched on the outset, that differentiation exists, and we look forward to a very ten successful years at heathrow. very ten successful years at heathrow— very ten successful years at heathrow. ., , ., ., heathrow. the airport is not without its critics. it's _ heathrow. the airport is not without its critics. it's an _ heathrow. the airport is not without its critics. it's an that _ heathrow. the airport is not without its critics. it's an that charges - its critics. it's an that charges very high fees to your members to land, take off and use the airport. we've got alongside of expansion plans, all of that surely can't be that helpful to your members? 0bviously that helpful to your members? obviously it's challenging, but were also in pretty constructive conversations with heathrow about concerns we have raised. d0 conversations with heathrow about concerns we have raised.— concerns we have raised. do they listen to you? — concerns we have raised. do they listen to you? i _ conc

this is a custom chart on the bloomberg terminal.e make it using the bloomberg news reports going back many quarters and years but the latest data from pitch book. 180 billion dollars was the valuation we reported in december of last year. we are up to $210 billion. later we will go to katie ruth who helped break the story. there is so much to discuss around this company but also the idea that if you're a massive growth stage name, why go public? private markets are there to support you. micron is the big earnings story. they gave this sales forecast. at the midpoint was bang on what the street was looking for. really high expectations. there's a story about high-bandwidth memory. it gets coupled with ai accelerators like nvidia's page 200. -- h200. why is micron not doing well? it's legacy businesses. flash memory and the cyclical markets they go into. the stock is down 6% in the session right now. caroline: what is a ceo to do when they're posting revenue growth of more than 80%? let's dwell on that for a moment. a closer look afte

customers want that.and reach for it again it needs to taste good. what are the biggest headwinds you're facing when it comes to financing, whether it's actually making these or gaining capital to expand the business. >> absolutely. ingredient prices are rising. our protein prices are up but we're looking at an alternate form of protein. we don't want to pass the costs on to our customer and right now we're fundraising and it's going great but it's getting harder for people to want to invest right now but we're getting right there. reporter: all right well thank you so much. i really appreciate it. >> thank you so much. liz: liz, the takeaways when it comes to food that ends up on your shelves in a couple weeks or months it's these healthy foods all over. these are across the aisle and the high-end specialty. so forget just regular kosher salt. i've seen salt from all over the world at the show, olive oil , all of that. it's really in right now when it comes to cooking. liz: i'm sure they have like him al

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