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Venkat Reddy

Budding entrepreneur • 1y

What are best d2c brands in F&B sectors in india?what is the chance of success in building d2c in F&B ? Where do u guys think there is opportunity to built?

AjayEdupuganti

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

there is no good competition for Cocacola in india. U dont have to provide healthier alrernative but good indian alternative itself will do. Though reliance aquired campa cola. The reviews are not good for its taste. They arent as refreshing as cocacola. And healthier budget drinks are also getting traction. Our very own sodas etc. This space is huge and no proper brands exist.

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Venkat Reddy

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Yes, that's is true...do u think building a company with $100 million revenue is possible in india in this sector?

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