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Avery L. White

  • Freelance Writer and Photojournalist, Freelance
New Orleans
As seen in: The Verge, Al Jazeera English, VICE, VICE UK, Gothamist, High Country News, Who What Why, Veg Out Magazine
New Orleans street photographer and photojournalist. IG:@averyleighwhite
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Beyond Meat's bankruptcy filing buried a detail nobody covered: pea protein imports got tangled in the same shipping disruptions sinking Spirit Airlines

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By Adam Kelton, Avery L. White, Marlene Martin
| Veg Out Magazine Verified
The conventional narrative blames vanishing consumer demand, but Beyond Meat's bankruptcy filing reveals a supply chain story connecting it to an unlikely casualty: Spirit Airlines. Both companies were sunk by the same global logistics dysfunction. The conventional narrative around Beyond Meat's collapse is that consumers simply stopped wanting plant-based burgers. It's a tidy story, easy to write, easy to share, and almost certainly incomplete.
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I left a six-figure finance career at 37 and the first thing I had to unlearn was what I thought success looked like

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By Avery L. White, Marlene Martin, Gerry Marcos
| Veg Out Magazine Verified
After walking away from my corner office and six-figure salary, I discovered the hardest part wasn't giving up the money—it was realizing I'd been using my career as a shield to hide who I really was. Picture this: You're sitting in your corner office, looking at spreadsheets that blur together, and suddenly you realize you can't remember the last time you felt genuinely excited about Monday morning.
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I'm 42 and I realized I haven't been truly excited about anything in years, not because life is dull, but because I've been managing other people's expectations for so long I forgot I was allowed to have my own

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By Avery L. White, Lachlan Brown, Marlene Martin
| Veg Out Magazine Verified
After decades of perfectly orchestrating everyone else's happiness, a 42-year-old discovers the shocking truth about why they can't remember the last time they felt genuinely excited—and the unexpected place where they finally found the answer. The realization hit me while standing in the gardening section of a hardware store, holding a packet of heirloom tomato seeds.
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