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2024-09-13T16:41:16.306Z

Need Fund to start this business in Hyderabad Vegetable Dehydration Business idea: _Idea:_ Vegetable Dehydration Business _Description:_ Dehydrate and preserve vegetables for use in various industries, such as food processing, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. _Market:_ ₹500 crores (2022), growing at 12.1% CAGR to ₹1,200 crores (2027) _Key Drivers:_ - Increasing demand for healthy and shelf-stable food options - Growing need for natural ingredients in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics - Rising exports of dehydrated vegetables _Initial Investment:_ ₹50 lakhs-₹5 crores _Break-even Point:_ 9-18 months _Return on Investment (ROI):_ 25-35% per annum _Competitive Advantage:_ - High-quality dehydration technology - Wide range of vegetable products - Strong relationships with suppliers and customers - Compliance with food safety standards - Innovative product development

Bappa Dittya Saha

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Have u noticed the increase in production cost of each reel nowadays? Just the way youtube happened! Just open your front camera and speak wouldn't work anymore!(1-2yr more to reflect this) Unless you're dancing goddess! Or a Chaiwala!! What's next in social media?

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Shridhar Wakshe

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Or show half your body and call it content

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Wahid Shaikh

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With ai the cost can be reduced to literally 70-80%. Where are you bro. Just be updated with the trends in ai.

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Mota Bhai ambani

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Ai influencers will increase

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Anonymous 1

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Still content matters 🔥🔥 I’ve seen low quality reels getting viral af.

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SHIV DIXIT

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I think AI models and AI reels is the next of social media.

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Kishan Kabra

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Quality barrier have set by the well established youtubers and they say if you want to be a youtuber just start with your phone camera.

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