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[nickgerlich]

Food For Thought

It’s a familiar refrain in my blogs, one my students will pick up on after a few weeks of reading. To know me is to know I am a storyteller. I love to hark back to my wonder years and spin yarns about how life was like back in the good old days.

So without any further ado, I’ll start today’s blog with my favorite opening phrase: “I remember when…”

Oh yes, I remember. The late-1970s and early-1980s were tough economically. If you think inflation is bad now, ask your parents and grandparents what it was like then. And if you think that getting a mortgage today is simply out of the question, ask them about that too. Why? Because both inflation and mortgage rates were double-digit. It took a long time for everything to settle down. Heck, I bought my house in 1989 at 9%, and I thought that was a good deal.

Can you imagine the political football that would have been in last night’s Presidential Debate?

Anyway, back to the story. I was finishing up my undergrad degree, and moving to Indiana University in Bloomington to start grad school. My buddy and I had an apartment, so there was no cafeteria at which we could seek culinary refuge. We were on our own. And buying groceries was a tough proposition.

Things were so bad that manufacturers launched what was known as generics, food products in bland packaging without any kind of branding whatsoever. They were much cheaper than the nationally-branded products, as well as the private label products many large retail chains offered. The food was good, even if we were getting all of the irregulars, like the oddly-shaped peach halves, beans, and other canned items.

There was a stigma attached to buying those plain white or yellow cans with the black stripe. Your shopping cart may as well been screaming “I’m poor! I’m poor!” Generics became the butt of jokes back then, and at the expense of the people who needed them the most.

Once the economy recovered, generics went away, leaving us with national and private brands, with the latter recently coming into prominence once again during the current round of inflation. Walmart and Target have doubled down on their private label brands, launching several successful lines. Chains like Aldi and Trader Joe’s are about 85% private label.

And now Amazon has joined the fray. While they have also had private label goods in both their food and non-food products, they announced the arrival of a new line of even cheaper private label foods, Amazon Saver. One look at the packaging and I was transported back in time 40 years to generics, because these very closely resemble them, aside from the subtle Amazon branding at the top of the label.

In other words, these are “almost generic,” and positioned to appeal to the most cash-strapped customers. They will be available in Amazon’s small but growing number of grocery stores, as well as online. Most items come in under $5. Of course, only dry goods can be shipped, although if you live within range of their store, home delivery can be arranged for everything in the new line.

Amazon’s entrant signals their longstanding desire to break into the grocery business in a big way, something it has had limited success with so far, aside from its Whole Foods division. Groceries are an evergreen category, meaning that we buy them year-round. While margins in the food biz are low (think 20-22% gross profit on products, and 1-2% net profit at the store level), volume makes up for it. We have to eat.

These new items have to be good, though, or at least good enough to pass consumer muster. Consumers might be willing to sacrifice a little, but not a lot. After all, what we put in our mouth is of high importance.

As with private labels, Amazon must contract with food manufacturers to purchase their unused capacity. While there are some food companies that produce only private labels, the majority of the private labels (and the generics of yore) are from very familiar companies who find it in their best interests to utilize their capacity, even if it effectively means they are creating their own competition.

Still, the stark, blunt wording on the packaging reminds me of the generic days during grad school. “Pancake Syrup,” “Sweet Peas,” and so forth merely tell us what’s inside. Marketing hyperbole is kept to a minimum, with only the Amazon Saver micro-branding visible. That’s another way of saying they didn’t waste any money hiring graphic designers to craft fancy logos, characters, and so forth. Just the food, ma’am.

One other thing to consider: For those who don’t have an Amazon Fresh store near them, online ordering is the only other option. But the poorest among us are also the least likely to shop online, because that requires credit and debit cards. While Amazon has ventured into accepting state- and federal assistance payments for food, it’s a clunky proposition. Thus, the new line will likely appeal most to those a little less stressed financially, like the middle class.

The bottom line, though, is that this is a solid move by Amazon, and even if inflation stays relatively low, it is highly doubtful that prices will go down, except for promotions. That leaves everyone else trying to catch up, no small feat when all the other costs of living have skyrocketed. Good on Amazon for seeing an opportunity, and seizing it. I can only wish we had this in the early-80s.

Dr “What’s On Your Plate?” Gerlich

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Pleased to share the latest item in their abundant lineup of private label essentials, Amazon unveiled a new AmazonBasics human infant, sources confirmed Friday. “As our offering of AmazonBasics products continues to expand, we are proud to help meet the high demand for human babies,” said Amazon spokesperson Stephanie Costa, who touted the $49.95 product as a low-cost alternative to couples producing a child on their own.

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The Fight for Romance: How Oklahoma’s Senate Bill 593 Threatens the Books We Love

Romance readers, writers, publishers, and booksellers—we are facing a threat unlike anything we’ve seen before. Oklahoma’s Senate Bill 593 isn’t just a bill about obscenity laws—it’s a dangerous step toward widespread censorship that could strip us of the stories we love, the stories that have shaped lives, brought people together, and given voice to diverse experiences of love and passion.

If passed, this bill will go into effect on November 1, 2025, and it’s not just Oklahoma that should be worried. This bill could be a test run for a larger, national movement to silence the romance genre and restrict creative freedom across the United States. Here’s what you need to know, why it matters, and how you can fight back—whether you’re in Oklahoma or beyond.

What Is Senate Bill 593?

Senate Bill 593 broadens the definition of “obscenity” and “unlawful pornography,” allowing private citizens to sue anyone who produces or distributes materials they believe to be obscene. Yes, that’s right. They’re putting bounties on those who write, publish, and distribute romance using vague language and offering rewards to those turning them in. This would also obviously include fanfiction.

What’s considered obscene under this bill? Any content that:

Appeals to “prurient” sexual interests,

Is “patently offensive” in its depiction of sexually explicit conduct,

And lacks “serious literary, artistic, educational, political, or scientific value.”

While that might sound like it’s aimed at the worst of the worst, the vague language leaves the door wide open for romance novels with explicit content to be targeted—especially those that include steamy scenes, LGBTQ+ relationships, or anything that challenges conservative ideas of “acceptable” love stories.

Under this bill, authors, publishers, and even bookstores could face lawsuits from anyone who decides a book crosses the line. If a lawsuit is successful, the penalties are staggering:

At least $10,000 per image or depiction deemed “unlawful,”

Up to 10 years in prison for possession or distribution of these materials,

Fines up to $500,000 for organized distribution.

The bill doesn’t stop there—even those who “aid or abet” the production or distribution of such material can be sued. This means publishers, editors, librarians, and even booksellers could be targeted.

How Will This Impact Romance Novels?

Romance novels are beloved for their ability to explore the full spectrum of human emotion, including sexual desire and intimacy. But if SB 593 passes, books that feature explicit scenes—no matter how integral to character development or plot—could be labeled obscene.

Authors will self-censor to avoid legal trouble, watering down their stories and avoiding complex, realistic portrayals of relationships.

Publishers might refuse to publish books with explicit content, fearful of lawsuits.

Booksellers and Libraries could pull romance novels from their shelves to avoid risk.

Readers will lose access to diverse, passionate stories that reflect real life.

This isn’t just about steamy scenes. Books that feature LGBTQ+ relationships or address issues like trauma, abuse, and recovery could also be targeted, under the guise of “protecting community standards.” The result? A chilling effect that stifles creativity and silences marginalized voices.

What Happens If This Goes National?

Oklahoma could be just the beginning. If SB 593 passes and survives legal challenges, other states might adopt similar legislation. We’re looking at a future where:

Romance authors across the country will fear legal action, leading to a decline in the genre’s vibrancy.

Publishers and digital platforms like Amazon could impose stricter content guidelines, making it harder for indie authors to thrive.

Readers nationwide will find fewer options and less diversity in the romance section.

This is about more than just romance novels—it’s about free speech and the right to read and write stories that reflect the full range of human experience. Once we allow vague, subjective laws like this to pass, there’s no telling where the censorship will end.

The Bigger Picture: Free Speech Under Threat

At its core, SB 593 is a threat to free speech. The First Amendment protects our right to express ourselves, even if that expression makes some people uncomfortable. By allowing private citizens to sue over subjective definitions of “obscenity,” this bill opens the floodgates for widespread book bans and censorship.

Once romance novels are targeted, it won’t stop there. Books that explore racial issues, political dissent, or any topic that challenges the status quo could be next. This isn’t just about protecting spicy scenes in your favorite novels—it’s about protecting the right to tell stories that matter.

What Can Romance Fans in Oklahoma Do?

If you’re in Oklahoma, your voice matters right now. Here’s how you can fight back:

Contact Your State Legislators: Find out who represents you in the Oklahoma Senate and House. Call, email, or write letters expressing your opposition to SB 593. Be clear, passionate, and explain how this bill threatens creative freedom.

Support Local Bookstores and Libraries: Let them know you stand with them against censorship. Attend events, buy books, and show that you value access to diverse stories.

Join Advocacy Groups: Organizations like the American Library Association (ALA) and PEN America fight against book bans and censorship. Get involved, donate, or volunteer.

Spread the Word: Talk to your friends, family, and social networks about this bill. Use hashtags like #StopSB593 and #ProtectRomance to raise awareness.

What Can Romance Fans Outside of Oklahoma Do?

Even if you’re not in Oklahoma, this fight affects you too. Here’s how you can help:

Raise Awareness Nationwide: Share articles, social media posts, and videos about SB 593. The more people know about this bill, the harder it will be to pass similar legislation elsewhere.

Support Oklahoma Authors and Bookstores: Buy books from Oklahoma-based romance authors and indie bookstores. Show solidarity by keeping their voices heard.

Get Involved with National Advocacy Groups: Support organizations fighting for free speech, like American Library Association (ALA), PEN America, and National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC).

Stay Vigilant in Your Own State: Watch for similar bills in your state legislature. If you see something, speak up immediately to prevent it from gaining traction.

The Time to Act Is Now

Romance novels and fanfiction are more than just entertainment—they’re a celebration of love in all its forms. They’re a refuge for readers, a creative outlet for writers, and a thriving industry that brings people together.

Oklahoma’s Senate Bill 593 threatens all of that. If we don’t fight back, we risk losing not just the stories we love but the freedom to tell them. Whether you’re an author, a reader, a publisher, or a bookseller, this is your call to action.

The battle for our books starts now. Let’s make sure our voices are louder than the ones trying to silence us.

Link to original article: https://www.theromancestudio.com/the-fight-for-romance-how-oklahomas-senate-bill-593-threatens-the-books-we-love/

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The new Luddites—a growing contingent of workers, critics, academics, organizers, and writers—say that too much power has been concentrated in the hands of the tech titans, that tech is too often used to help corporations slash pay and squeeze workers, and that certain technologies must not merely be criticized but resisted outright. I’ve been a tech journalist for a decade and a half; I did not begin my career as a critic. But what I’ve seen over the past 10 years—the rise of gig-app companies that have left workers precarious and even impoverished; the punishing, gamified productivity regimes put in place by giants such as Amazon; the conquering of public life by private tech platforms and the explosion of screen addiction; and the new epidemic of AI plagiarism—has left me sympathizing with tech’s discontents. After years of workers and citizens serving as Silicon Valley’s subjects, a movement is now under way to wrest back control. I consider myself a Luddite not because I want to halt progress or reject technology itself. But I believe, as the original Luddites argued in a particularly influential letter threatening the industrialists, that we must consider whether a technology is “hurtful to commonality”—whether it causes many to suffer for the benefit of a few—and oppose it when necessary.

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Amazon Is CANCELING ORDERS After Tariffs DESTROY PROFITS

Amazon is in panic mode—and it’s starting to show. In 2025, rising tariffs on imported goods are squeezing profit margins so tightly that Amazon is being forced to cancel thousands of customer orders, delay restocks, and pull entire product lines off its marketplace. 

 What was once the world’s most efficient e-commerce machine is now being disrupted by global trade policies and economic instability. 

 📦 What’s Happening at Amazon? Vendors are unable to keep prices low due to massive tariff hikes, especially on Chinese-manufactured products. With profit margins vanishing, Amazon is canceling unfulfilled orders and suspending listings to prevent further financial losses. 

 💸 How Tariffs Are Killing E-Commerce Dropshippers, private label sellers, and even major FBA brands are being crushed by the cost of doing business. Tariffs of 25%–45% on key goods are making once-profitable items completely unsellable. 

 🚫 Cancelled Orders, Delayed Shipments, Angry Customers Customers are starting to notice. Orders are being canceled without warning. Shipments delayed. Trust in the platform is being shaken as Amazon struggles to balance inventory and profitability. 

 🧾 Impact on Small Businesses and Sellers This isn’t just Amazon’s problem—it's affecting tens of thousands of sellers who rely on the platform for their livelihoods. Many are shutting down their stores, pivoting to domestic sourcing, or giving up altogether. 

 🔥 The 2025 e-commerce landscape is changing fast—and Amazon may not be ready. 💬 Have you had an Amazon order canceled recently? Drop your story in the comments. 

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[ghost-inthe-hall]

Tldr; some of you should be ashamed.

Listen, I'm really not into the dramatics of elation goes on in the Fandom, I have voiced a few key things a few years back but this... this is very concerning.

Not only did some of you in the fandom, which I will say 90% of the time has been an absolute blast, I've made some friends and met some really cool people! The other 10% 😒😒 not so much.

yes I am judging you.

You know why? Because you make us all look bad!

Cause what do you mean you leak their private information on purpose? You unmask them as threats for those that don't want the full anonymity and mystery thrown at their face like a pie! You have pictures of his parents? What??

These are REAL people!

They aren't actors, your OC's, fictional characters in some book you got tricked into buying on Amazon, real people. With lives. Family and friends and you'd risk that because what... you think you're entitled or owed something.

Guess what, they don't owe us anything. Gee I wonder why they don't interact with us! Some of you are fucking banana heads!

Now this!

Are you proud of yourselves?

To any one of your who sat there and typed out whatever it is that you did to make a fan a real fan upset enough to make a video response to the bullying and humiliation you handsomely doled out to a fuckin weatherman!!!

We were all having fun, joining in on conversations, naming a flamingo, plot twists, anagrams, clues, houses divided, obtain, prepare, offerings and you had to ruin it. It's always something. Can't go one week without one of you boneheads doing something shameful.

The audacity to try and call a fan a clout chaser, trying to be somebody HOW DARE YOU? who the f are you jfc? because he was contacted for a bit, a fun little game that they've been teasing since last tour ended. He was excited to be apart of it. We were excited to be apart of it. But because you are impatient and over the wait which I get as well and understand I'm about to tear out my hair for something to gnaw on from them, and it's your opinion and you're allowed to have one.

But for fucks sake, act like you've been outside before!

You're putting on Sleep Token like a fashion statement, you're not really hear for them, you're not even fans if you do this to them. How disrespectful. They've had this all planned out and some of you jerk offs screwed it all up!

You claim to love this band like none other and yet you treat them like gum on your shoe bc you're not getting YOUR way? incredibly insensitive. I can't imagine how Chris feels, he looked and sounded so disappointed and I don't blame him one bit. Bullying him AND his actual viewers... man, no respect for anything.

I can't even fathom how the guys feel after this.

All the work the guys have poured into this, while they've been touring nonstop mind you, to be able to write new music, come up with all of this for the future, signing to a major label (not my fav), selling out a whole ass tour, planning, months and months of planning and the excitement we shared. The band and us and a few numbskulls ruin it for the whole gang. Fucking lame.

Now Chris Michaels has to endure the ugly side of the Fandom and has to make another video for another announcement. So that also means Sleep Token had to step in and move up what they had planned.

You couldn't just sit on your hands for 4 days!

I love it here, the community has been such a fun and exciting place to be and well never get something like this, this woven together again. I'm enjoying the ride but some of you clowns really should look in the mirror and start taking some of the make up off before Vessel hits us with a Nothing Lasts Forever post and their gone.

[amielbjacobs]

@yaoist

Yessss let me list my favorite Soviet history books

The Whisperers: Private Life in Stalin's Russia, by Orlando Figes - I wound up doing a lot of deep dives into very specific subjects without ever reading a good general history book, so this was one of the more general histories I've read. As a writer, I love all of the specific detail. Figes himself is kind of a . . . character (read: writes his own Amazon reviews under a sockpuppet) and there's a few weird moments in the text that seem to reflect that, but it was really enlightening.

Homosexual Desire in Revolutionary Russia, by Dan Healey - the definitive book on queer Soviet history. My favorite parts are the portraits of early trans people - although like many historians, Healey is (imo) way too eager to label historical people as cis when the evidence is at best mixed.

Red Closet: The hidden history of gay oppression in the USSR, by Rustam Alexander - A series of portraits of queer people in the USSR. As someone morbidly fascinated by the secret police, my favorite was the case of the KGB officer who was 1) gay and 2) weirdly obsessed with arresting gay people, to the point where it made all of his comrades very uncomfortable. It's a fascinating window into the institutional KGB approach to the "crime" of sodomy.

The Lost Spy: An American in Stalin's Secret Service, by Andrew Meier - I picked this one up at random at a library book sale and loved it. An investigation into an American agent of the NKVD who vanished into the USSR during the great purges and was never seen again. My favorite part is how the writer (a journalist) makes his own research part of the story, a kind of detective story.

Police Aesthetics: Literature, Film, and the Secret Police in Soviet Times, by Critina Vatulescu - this is another academic book so it might be really boring to anyone who isn't me, but I am fascinated by the interplay between propaganda and the people who propaganda depicts, especially in terms of spy fiction. I quote the line "In classic secret police fashion, the true secret is that there is no secret at all," all the time to my other war-crimes-special-interest friend.

Next Stop Execution, by Oleg Gordievsky - A memoir by KGB defector Oleg Gordievsky. I found this a fascinating look into the inner workings of the KGB, as well as into the mind of a man willing to risk everything for what he believed in.

Those are my history book recs, I have some more historical fiction or Soviet fiction recs!

[gnewstimes]

FBA Academy Review

What is the FBA Academy?

The FBA Academy is David Zalenski’s Amazon private label training course and a part of EcomHub. The best feature of this FBA course is product validation. David’s team will look into your product idea and let you know if it’s the right path to take. This is incredibly valuable, especially for a beginner. You will also learn EcomHub’s trademarked Rank and Bank system, which teaches you how to launch a product and rank it to the front page of Amazon.

The training includes 7 hours of videos spread across 20 modules. Purchase of the course gets you lifetime access. Bonus materials include spreadsheets, templates, and David’s copyrighted strategy for creating paid traffic- the PPC Spyder Launch. You’ll also get 3 live coaching calls per week with the team/David, and access to a private Facebook group for the rest of your life.

Who is David Zaleski, Creator of FBA Academy?

David Zaleski is a 7-figure ecommerce seller who built a $5 million Amazon business in 5 years with only $4800 of Amazon start-up costs .

David started selling products online just before high school when he was 14. He flipped Alibaba products on eBay. 4 years later, at 18, he started his first Amazon business. Within 6 years, David grew that business to $9 million in sales.

Besides selling on Amazon, David had a podcast and YouTube channel. He has not updated either of these outlets lately. Currently, he is developing EcomHub into an Amazon “studio” where any level of Amazon seller can come for specific services. He also closely runs his Amazon automation agency, the FBA Academy Done-For-You program, closely with this private label course.

The FBA Academy Business Model: What is Amazon Private Label?

Amazon private label involves ordering a generic, brandless product and putting your own logo on it. You may add other variations to stand out from competitors, like upgrades, color options, or bundled products. Then, Amazon handles the shipping and handling and takes a cut off your profits. Therefore, it is one of the most expensive Amazon FBA business models to start. Besides FBA fees, you will also have to pay for brand and logo design, sourcing products, testing products, and running Amazon PPC campaigns to drive traffic.

But, private label also has higher profit margins- often up to 40%. Other business models, like Amazon dropshipping , have much smaller margins around 10-30%.

If you decide to follow an Amazon FBA private label business model, plan to spend $15K-$20K in startup costs alone, besides any course you decide to take.

What is the Difference Between Amazon FBA and Amazon Dropshipping?

With Amazon FBA private label, you sell your own products. But, Amazon dropshipping involves selling other brands’ products in your store. It’s also FBM (Fulfilled by Merchant). This means your supplier ships the product directly to the customer instead of an Amazon warehouse. You can also dropship off of Amazon, using other platforms like Shopify and/or eBay. Amazon dropshipping has the lowest of all Amazon business model profit margins- between 10-30%, while private label earns around 40%.

When Does the FBA Academy Start and Finish?

The FBA Academy is self-paced and starts at the time of your purchase. You have lifetime access to all its features, including weekly coach support calls, and can revisit course content.

What Modules are in the FBA Academy Program?

1: Welcome This first module is purely introductory. Learn about FBA, upcoming course content, and general tips to set the scene. You will also set up your Amazon Seller Central account.

2: Search For Your Product Module 2 talks about not only finding a product but also choosing a niche, branding your company, and marketing it to stand apart from competitors. David will also cover Amazon FBA fees, which may make you change your mind about this online business entirely.

3: Source David teaches you multiple strategies to implement when finding suppliers. He will also give valuable tips for communicating with suppliers from other countries, specifically China. Finally, learn about product codes and how to manage them efficiently for your store.

4: Launching Your Product This module covers product launch and specific strategies to optimize your product listing, like organic keyword research and customer coupons.

5: Rank and Bank (Trademarked Strategy) Here, you’ll hear an overview of how David promotes products while using Amazon as a search engine rather than an online store. If you can organically rank your products, you’ll save on Amazon advertising costs.

6: Listing Your Product Along the Rank and Bank system, there are many strategies to implement to bring your listing to the top of Amazon (and win the Amazon Buy Box). This module will help you with product pricing, professional product photography, and more.

7: Setting up Rank and Bank This module includes information on how to connect a product Facebook page (fanpage) with Manychat. David uses this strategy to bring in more customers and provide exemplary customer service.

8: More Information on Manychat This module explains how to connect with customers and how to continue the flow to a purchase.

9, 10, 11: Rank and Bank Info It’s great to see that David covers Rank and Bank in multiple modules, so that you can get the full picture. Since it’s trademarked, you won’t find this exact information anywhere else.

12: Facebook Ads Rather than generating a Facebook ad for your Amazon page, these ads will help you get customers to your Facebook page, and then onto your Manychat.

13 & 14: FAQ Here, you’ll get the answers to some frequently asked questions and receive bonus materials. FAQs include questions for international sellers.

15: Scaling Your Business After seeing success on your Amazon store, take your business further with this module. Topics include troubleshooting stock issues, reporting listing hijackers, sales tax, and trademarks.

16: FeedbackWhiz Learn how to use FeedbackWhiz and generate emails that convert.

17: More Bonus Materials & Information This section includes information on affiliate marketing ideas, finding Fiverr freelancers for reviews, using Craigslist to promote sales, and more.

18: PPC Spyder Unlock your Amazon PPC potential with David’s copyrighted Spyder campaign strategy.

19: Resource PDF This master list of resources will help you continue to build and scale.

20: Coaching Calls David’s coaching team downloads weekly coaching calls. They’re updated each week, and you can go back and watch them in this module.

Summary

Its’ essential to find valid reviews of a course away from its salespage. There are not many reviews of this FBA course online outside of David’s website. There are a number of professionally handled complaints listed on the BBB website, which look impressive at first. However, after reviewing the messages, they may not be real. Each complaint uses very similar wording, which makes me wonder where they came from.

Is FBA Academy a Scam?

No, David Zaleski’s FBA Academy is not a scam. You will learn his unique system for ranking your private label product, and have the peace of mind of product validation.

Some people believe that expensive courses (and coaches) are scams just because of their higher ticket price. They say that you can find the same information for free on YouTube. While you can find great information there, without a course, you will miss out on some amazing benefits. For instance, paid courses include extra services, ongoing coaching, active communities of like-minded people, and more. Plus, you will learn from the mistakes others have made, and be able to work through a structured course rather than sift through a disorganized heap of YouTube videos.

[transmutationisms]

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[mastergarryblogs]

Nata De Coco Market Demand Soars—Is This the Next Superfood Craze?

The global Nata de Coco market is witnessing robust expansion, driven by rising consumer interest in plant-based, functional, and exotic food ingredients. As demand continues to grow across regions, product formats, and application categories, manufacturers are capitalizing on innovation and strategic distribution to strengthen their market position.

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Nata de Coco Market Overview and Growth Trajectory

The global nata de coco market was valued at USD 0.072 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach USD 0.1248 billion by 2031, expanding at a CAGR of 6.42% from 2024 to 2031. This growth is fueled by the increasing integration of nata de coco into health-focused beverages, ready-to-eat desserts, and global fusion cuisines.

Emerging markets in Asia-Pacific and Latin America are exhibiting strong consumption patterns, while mature markets such as North America and Western Europe are adopting nata de coco in gourmet and niche health food segments. The post-COVID recovery, along with shifts in dietary habits, has accelerated interest in fermented and natural food products.

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Product Segmentation and Innovation Landscape

Juice Drinks: Hydration Meets Texture

Juice drinks enriched with nata de coco offer a unique combination of refreshment and chewiness. This segment remains a top choice in tropical regions and is rapidly gaining traction in Western markets due to its novel texture and low-calorie appeal.

Jelly Drinks: Multi-Sensory Beverage Experience

Jelly drinks are particularly popular among younger demographics, offering both visual appeal and textural complexity. Companies are exploring exotic flavor combinations, such as lychee-mint or mango-passionfruit, often paired with nata de coco cubes.

Jelly and Pudding: Dessert Versatility

The jelly and pudding segment leverages nata de coco’s neutral flavor and elasticity, making it a staple in Asian-inspired desserts, parfaits, and cold dishes. Vegan-friendly and dairy-free alternatives are growing within this segment.

Other Applications: Beyond Dessert

Innovative applications include niche snack bars, cocktail enhancers, and nutrient-enriched yogurts. These new formats cater to health-conscious consumers looking for fiber-rich, low-sugar options.

Packaging Trends: Convenience and Shelf Appeal

Bottles and Cans

Primarily used for beverages, these formats ensure convenience and are tailored for on-the-go consumption. Cans offer longer shelf life and maintain the integrity of nata de coco's texture in drinks.

Cups and Sachets

Sachets serve the growing demand for portion-controlled snacking, while cups are ideal for single-serve desserts and ready-to-eat items. Both formats emphasize grab-and-go consumption in urban areas.

Boxes and Others

Bulk boxes are favored by food service businesses and commercial kitchens, while innovative packaging—such as eco-friendly bioplastics and transparent window cups—are elevating brand differentiation in retail.

Distribution Channels: Multi-Tier Reach

Supermarkets/Hypermarkets

These retail giants remain key players in promoting nata de coco to mainstream audiences through bundled offers, private labels, and seasonal campaigns.

Online Platforms

E-commerce sales have surged due to convenience and access to global flavors. Marketplaces like Amazon and regional e-grocery portals are pivotal in driving cross-border sales and direct-to-consumer shipments.

Convenience Stores and Local Retailers

Smaller format stores remain influential, especially in Southeast Asia and urban locales where quick, impulse purchases drive sales volume.

End User Analysis: Household vs. Commercial Demand

Households

Consumers are increasingly using nata de coco for DIY bubble teas, fruit salads, and gelatin-based recipes. The product’s high fiber content and low fat make it suitable for children and diet-conscious individuals alike.

Commercial: Restaurants, Cafés, Catering

Restaurants and cafes are pioneering nata de coco-infused smoothies, dessert cocktails, and fusion appetizers. Catering services often use nata de coco to craft visually striking and palate-pleasing menu items for events and corporate functions.

Regional Insights and Nata de Coco Market Penetration

Asia-Pacific: Market Stronghold

Countries like Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand dominate both production and consumption. Traditional culinary integration ensures steady demand, with growing exports enhancing market dynamics.

North America and Europe: Growth Frontier

These regions are embracing nata de coco through health food chains, Asian cuisine restaurants, and specialty supermarkets. Awareness campaigns emphasizing health benefits are pivotal for consumer conversion.

Middle East, Africa, and Latin America

These markets are in the early stages of penetration but show promise due to rising urbanization, import flexibility, and growing interest in international cuisine.

Key Nata de Coco Market Players Shaping the Global Landscape

Asian Food Solutions

Mega Prime Foods Inc.

Dole Food Company, Inc.

Happy Alliance

Shireli Manufacturing

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Tropical Food Manufacturing Co

Marina Foods

Schmecken Agro Food Products

These companies are investing in R&D for novel textures and flavors, expanding regional production capacities, and exploring co-branding opportunities with established FMCG brands.

Nata de Coco Market Dynamics and Competitive Strategies

Nata de Coco Market Growth Drivers

Rising demand for plant-based, fiber-rich foods

Expanding application in global desserts and functional beverages

Surging popularity in bubble tea and mixology sectors

Nata de Coco Market Challenges

Supply chain volatility in raw coconut water sourcing

Preservation of texture during extended storage

Regulatory compliance across varied food safety regimes

Strategic Nata de Coco Market Opportunities

Development of sugar-free or prebiotic-enhanced nata de coco

Expansion into culinary tourism-driven product formats

Introduction of customized nata de coco kits for home chefs and creators

The future of the global nata de coco market lies in culinary fusion, health-driven marketing, and localized customization. With the right balance of innovation, supply chain agility, and consumer engagement, industry leaders can capitalize on a growing appetite for exotic yet functional food experiences.

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Nata de coco's global market is in a dynamic growth phase marked by widespread application, consumer appeal, and product innovation. As it expands from its traditional roots to global shelves, the market presents significant opportunities for both established players and new entrants poised to deliver premium, convenient, and health-conscious offerings.

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KittenKids PLR: A Profitable Opportunity for Children's Content Creators

In the ever-growing world of children's entertainment, the demand for engaging and interactive content is skyrocketing. Parents, educators, and content creators are always on the lookout for high-quality material that not only entertains but also educates children. If you're a marketer or entrepreneur looking to tap into this lucrative market, KittenKids PLR offers an excellent opportunity. This product allows you to create, resell, and profit from fully animated stories designed for kids, giving you a head start in the booming children's content niche.

In this review, we will explore what KittenKids PLR is, its key features, benefits, and how it can help you become a successful player in the children's content space. Whether you're targeting kids through educational platforms, digital products, or simply want to add another profitable product to your portfolio, KittenKids PLR has what you need.

Introduction to KittenKids PLR

KittenKids PLR is a comprehensive package of over 50 fully animated vertical kids' story videos. These stories follow an adventurous kitten that embarks on various fun-filled journeys, providing children with both entertainment and important life lessons. Whether it's learning about courage, problem-solving, or perseverance, KittenKids offers content that captivates children while educating them.

What sets this product apart is the Private Label Rights (PLR) license, which allows you to rebrand, resell, and repurpose the content as your own. As the demand for children's content continues to grow across platforms like YouTube, Amazon KDP, and educational websites, KittenKids PLR gives you the tools to profit by delivering high-quality, engaging stories that kids will love.

What’s Included in KittenKids PLR

When you purchase KittenKids PLR, you receive a wide array of content and resources, including:

50+ Fully Animated Kids Story Videos: These high-quality animated videos feature the lovable kitten on different adventures that capture the imagination of young viewers.

200+ Animal-Themed Coloring Pages: Bonus coloring pages that allow children to interact with the characters, fostering creativity and artistic expression.

500+ Kitten Adventure Images: Stunning, visually engaging images that can be used for marketing, additional products, or as part of your overall content package.

100+ Custom Canva Frame Graphics: Perfect for creating custom branding or educational products that fit your target audience.

150+ 3D Cute Animal Stickers: Fun stickers to enhance your marketing efforts and make your content even more engaging.

This variety of content ensures that you can target different aspects of children's entertainment and learning, providing multiple ways to appeal to your audience.

Key Benefits of KittenKids PLR

A Ready-Made Children’s Content Library With over 50 animated videos and various additional resources, you’ll have an extensive library of children’s content at your fingertips. You can rebrand it under your own name and sell it across multiple platforms.

Helps Develop Essential Skills The stories in KittenKids are designed to teach children important skills such as listening, comprehension, creativity, and problem-solving. This educational angle makes the content appealing to parents and educators looking for more than just entertainment.

Rebrand and Resell with Ease Thanks to the PLR license, you have complete freedom to rebrand and resell the content. This means you can launch your own children's content business without having to create any material from scratch.

100% Profit Retention By owning the rights to resell KittenKids content, you keep 100% of the profits. There are no royalties or commissions to worry about, making it a highly profitable venture.

Great for Multiple Platforms KittenKids content is perfect for digital platforms such as Amazon KDP, Etsy, YouTube, and other children's content marketplaces. The videos can also be integrated into apps, e-learning tools, or used for social media marketing.

KittenKids Features

50+ Fully Animated Vertical Kids Story Videos: A series of captivating stories featuring a playful kitten, ideal for children's content creators.

PLR License: The Private Label Rights license allows you to rebrand, repurpose, and sell the content with full creative freedom.

Bonus Materials: Includes 200+ animal-themed coloring pages, 500+ kitten adventure images, and 3D stickers to enhance engagement.

Beginner-Friendly: No advanced software or technical skills are required to use the KittenKids content—just download, rebrand, and sell.

30-Day Money-Back Guarantee: A risk-free opportunity to try the product, with a full refund if you're not satisfied.

Maximizing the Use of KittenKids PLR

To make the most out of KittenKids PLR, consider:

Creating Branded Content: Use the included Canva frames to customize and brand the videos with your own logos and unique elements.

Building an Educational Platform: Pair the videos with the animal-themed coloring pages and adventure images to create comprehensive educational kits.

Selling on Multiple Platforms: Leverage the versatility of KittenKids by selling it on Amazon KDP, Etsy, your website, or even YouTube as a paid children's content channel.

Bundling for Additional Value: Combine the animated videos with the coloring pages and stickers to offer valuable bundles that parents will appreciate.

Pros and Cons of KittenKids PLR

Pros:

High-Quality Children's Content: The animated videos are professionally designed to engage and entertain kids, ensuring that your content stands out.

PLR License Offers Full Control: You can rebrand, repurpose, and resell without restrictions, giving you full control over your business strategy.

Profitable in Multiple Niches: KittenKids PLR can be used across various children's content platforms, allowing you to target different audiences.

Affordable Pricing: At just $12.95, KittenKids is a cost-effective way to get started in the children's content market.

Bonus Materials Add Extra Value: The coloring pages, images, and stickers allow you to expand your offerings and create comprehensive content packages.

Cons:

Limited to Children’s Niche: While the content is fantastic for children's entertainment, it may not be suitable for those looking to target other audiences.

Restricted Platforms for Resale: The PLR license doesn't allow you to sell the content on platforms like WarriorPlus, JVZoo, or ClickBank.

Who Should Buy KittenKids PLR?

Children’s Content Creators: If you're already working in the children's entertainment or educational market, KittenKids PLR provides a ready-made product to expand your offerings.

Digital Marketers: Those looking to enter the children's content niche can use KittenKids PLR to quickly build a profitable business.

Entrepreneurs: Anyone interested in selling digital products, particularly in the children's niche, will find KittenKids PLR a valuable resource.

Parents and Educators: KittenKids PLR offers an engaging way to provide educational content to children, making it ideal for use in classrooms or at home.

Conclusion

KittenKids PLR presents a golden opportunity for entrepreneurs, content creators, and digital marketers looking to tap into the children's content market. With over 50 fully animated videos, bonus materials, and a PLR license that allows full creative control, this product is an affordable and versatile option for anyone interested in creating or reselling children's entertainment.

The benefits are clear: high-quality content, complete ownership rights, and the ability to profit from a growing demand for educational children's content. For just $12.95, KittenKids PLR offers incredible value with minimal risk, backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.

If you're ready to enter the thriving children's content market, KittenKids PLR is a smart investment that promises both creativity and profitability.

Get KittenKids PLR Now and Start Your Children’s Content Business Today!

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Bonus Reminder

Don't forget, if you purchase through my link, you'll also receive these FREE bonuses to supercharge your children's content creation journey:

200+ Animal Coloring Pages

500+ Kitten Adventure Images

100+ Custom Canva Frames Graphics

150+ 3D Cute Animal Stickers

These extra bonuses will help you create even more captivating and engaging content for kids, giving you a competitive edge in the booming children's entertainment market!

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Ask response:

"If you answer this ask (you don't have to), can you block my name? I'd rather be anonymous, but I wanted to ask if you know of any good places to host media like Discord? Or just place where you can leave and label the stuff? Because I have discord servers that contain my own story ideas and pictures to go alongside it, and while I can store it all on a USB, I'd rather have it all in one place where I can access. Sorry, I know I'm not really phrasing this well, but do you know of anywhere you can store ideas, text, pictures, links, etc, that are simple and easy to use? Like I can load it up, log in, or whatever place a picture I have for a certain story full HD, and it stays there forever until I delete it never looses its quality or the text I place can be edited and added to"

My apologies for the inconvenience of not having anon asks on, I got hazed by some people back in the Homestuck days and once was enough. Some people are cruel cowards and I won't subject myself to such harassment again.

There's several. I recommend using multiple sources:

Google Drive. Basic space is free, but it's Google. Storage is at least cheap, if you need more. I won't link this.

Dropbox. The OG online storage backup. Cheap.

OwnCloud. It's simple to get up and running. There's a cool markdown text app called qownnotes that can hook into this, too!

Github and its competitors. You can make a repository with all your stuff and folders, mark it private.

Use a wiki service. There's a few FOSS wiki solutions! DON'T USE FANDOM!!

Neocities. If you pay 5$ a month, you're doing a good deed and you can make your own funky website, too.

Archive Of Our Own, aka Ao3 for your text. You can set it to only you can see it! If you have hosting space, you can actually fork the software for it! It's an archive! It's what it's for! It has an original work section!

BACK UP YOUR STUFF LOCALLY! Big local storage has gotten way, way more affordable. You can get a 2 tera solid state external drive for under 120 dollars, a spinny disk external drive for under 70$. If you don't want to use Amazon, check out Best Buy or a local computer shop for options.

You're most likely gonna use money. I know money's really, really tight for a lot of people and the situation just plain sucks. I can't do much but offer options for people to ponder.

My recommendation is to back up your stuff to a physical location, and to rent online storage space with multiple vendors. If you don't mind using google for now, use both GDrive and Dropbox for simplicity. If you don't mind doing more and learning some things, use Dropbox with OwnCloud, and post your text to Ao3.

I do NOT recommend Imgur for photo backup.

I do NOT recommend Apple services unless you already have an iPhone/Mac device.

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Unreleased Recordings From Sylvester Released On New Album

In 1970, years before Sylvester became a disco icon, he recorded some traditional gospel and blues songs at Peter Mintun's home in the Bay Area. Mintun was a piano player who performed with the Cockettes, a drag theater troupe Sylvester was a part of for a few years. The reel-to-reel recordings of Billie Holiday's "God Bless The Child" and the 1933 torch standard "Stormy Weather," along with seven other songs, were never heard by the public. Sylvester was 22 years old at the time and eight years away from his breakthrough single "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)." The singer's well-known falsetto delivered the songs calmly, significantly contrasting how he belted out his disco hits in the same tone but with much more volume and style.

Mintun posted the songs to Soundcloud, and Josh Cheon, owner of the Dark Entries label, released the music as Private Recordings, August 1970. The album comes with a 16-page booklet that has never seen before photos of Sylvester that Mintun took after they drove around San Francisco one day. Private Recordings was released last September, and it is not the only recent posthumous sighting of Sylvester. Amazon Prime released the mini-documentary Love Me Like You Should: The Brave And Bold Sylvester three years ago. Martha Wash, Sylvester's sister Bernadette Baldwin, biographer Josh Gamson, and Billy Porter participated in the film.