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EP 67. Josh Jenkins, R&D Manager at Scientific Anglers

Jan 23, 202541 min
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In today’s episode, I’m joined by Josh Jenkins, Research and Development Manager for Scientific Anglers, and we dive into an important topic: sustainable packaging. We’ll discuss the innovative steps Scientific Anglers has taken to reduce its environmental impact, the challenges and opportunities in moving toward more sustainable materials, and what this means for the future of the fly fishing industry.Thank you for tuning in—and Be sure to check out TheSustainableAngler.com for some sweet TSA merch, and if you enjoy the podcast, an absolutely free way to your support is by leaving it a five-star rating and review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.The Sustainable Angler is brought to you by Emerger Strategies, and A New Earth Project - The Sustainability Initiative of Atlantic Packaging.

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