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Why brands do not sell water in beverage cans?

If someone wants to enter non-alcoholic beverage market which at present is one of the highly competitive market what unique or innovative things can be done???

Idea: A platform for local language content creators (bloggers, vloggers, podcasters) to share their content and get paid via ad revenue or subscriptions. Monetization: Ads, subscription-based premium content, partnerships with brands looking to ente

Came across upon a fascinating startup → TopCan Beverages. TopCan is a ready-to-drink cocktail startup, that lets you add your choice of alcohol (unlike pre-mixed cocktails with alcohol). 🔻Problem: Making cocktails are a hassle - Need multiple ing

Oneplus is failing in India, infact they were the market leaders for close to 10 years but today they shutdown 4,500 stores BBk electronics entered the Indian market by launching Vivo and OPPO, both brands saw a huge adoption among lower premium sm

Hello everyone, I want to enter FMCG products, targeting special markets in Bihar in the beginning. What is your opinion on it? And which product should I select?

Corporate gifting is in trend nowadays. As a manufacturer of leather and non leather products, I am looking for those people who work in this segment.

does non IIT/IIM or not from big institutes people in India have created big brands??? if anyone uk can comment 🛐

D2C brands lose massive traffic because they undervalue the Instagram link in bio. Brands create content. Founders create content. They collaborate with influencers. And run ad campaigns. They get good traffic, but don’t drive the traffic effective

💰 How Does HUL Make Money? Hindustan Unilever (HUL) is one of India’s largest and most trusted FMCG companies. From soaps and shampoos to tea and detergents — it’s a brand you interact with every single day. But have you ever wondered how HUL a