The 5 Most Common Mistakes for Food Entrepreneurs
- Sebastián Corbo

- Apr 27
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 29

1. Not calculating costs and pricing correctly Many underestimate hidden costs like packaging, transportation, utilities, and labor, ending up with low margins or even losses.
2. Not complying with health and safety regulations Neglecting permits, licenses, or hygiene standards can lead to fines, closures, or loss of customer trust.
3. Not differentiating their product Offering something "just like everyone else" in a saturated market makes it very hard to stand out and grow.
4. Underinvesting in marketing and presentation In the food business, presentation sells just as much as taste. Poor packaging, weak branding, and no online presence are critical mistakes.
5. Scaling too fast without controlling quality Trying to grow without strong systems in place can compromise product quality and damage your reputation.



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