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BOULDER, Colo., July 15, 2026 -- Laird Superfood, Inc. announced today that Anya Hamill will resign from her role as Chief Financial Officer, with her departure effective August 31, 2026. The company, known for its plant-based creamers and functional mushroom products, stated that Hamill's exit is not due to any disagreement with its financial practices or operations. The search for a new CFO has already begun, and the company expects to name a successor before Hamill's last day. During the transition period, Hamill will assist with the handover to ensure continuity. Laird Superfood has faced a challenging market environment over the past year, with fluctuating revenues and ongoing efforts to streamline costs. The resignation adds to a period of leadership changes as the company works to stabilize its balance sheet and expand distribution. Hamill had served as CFO since 2022, overseeing financial strategy during a time of restructuring and product line adjustments. The company did not provide further details on her future plans.
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