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Can we transform packaged drinking water? By packing it in Tetra pack for avoiding plastic bottles?

The cost of coconut water in nearly all of India's states is around ₹70, and it tastes the best. In contrast, packaged coconut water costs about ₹45 to 50, and it tastes terrible. As a result, any product that tastes as good as natural coconut wate

Hello guys I will tell you a very innovative story there is a professor who asked his students to make an automated water tap which release specific amount of water according to the QR or bar code placed on the tumbler in which he want to fill wate

Traditional marketing like hoardings costs ₹1–3 lakhs/month but doesn’t always give great results. Instead, with the same budget, businesses can distribute 30K–50K branded water bottles (250ml) in specific areas. Each bottle will have the brand’s log

🤯 Startup : 🧥 Clothing Tagging 🏷️ Startup Verisium has developed a technology for tagging products using non-contact NFC labels and QR codes that are applied to the lining or the reverse side of clothing and accessories. These tags allow you to t

I come from a region abundant in coconut resources, making it the perfect place to establish a high-quality organic coconut products brand. With a strong supply chain and strategic manufacturing setup, I am seeking investors to launch a scalable, sus

City mai sab log pa ket ka dudh khate hai. Jaise ki amul, mahananda. Packet ka dudh sehat ke liye hanikarak hai. Kyun ki us dudh mai milavat hoti hai jaise ki costic soda, melamine, urea, sugar, ya fir dudh hi duplicate hota hai. So my idea is:- hu

Guys find one more drink! 🐼 Packaging/Branding: 10/10 (scan the QR code and you can see all other flavours and offering, nice concept) Taste: depends on person to person, I don't like coz I never drink sparkling water (meko to naam bhi aaj pta chala

Idea For You Implement Now— “ Affordable Packaged Pani Puri Pack ” So guy's According to my research in india everyday 710 million Pani Puris consumed and annually 259.15 Billion pieces of Pani puri were consumed by Indian's and the the Total mark

What ways can we make the internet totally free and accessible by everybody? What if we install internet routers on every public waste bin, where when a user disposes some waste, the "smart bin" returns a QR code as a token of thanks for "not litter