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Are these companies fighting for good features or to remain in the competition? OpenAi made their Product launch recently and then all other companies are doing it.

How Licious Built a ₹12,500Cr Meat Empire & Disrupted India’s Meat Market! 🍖🚀 🛑 The Problem: Before Licious, 90% of India’s ₹2.6L Cr meat market was unorganized – poor hygiene, no cold chains, and unreliable quality. Butchers sold stale meat at i

To all the digital marketing people Whats brand activation and how does it work? suggest relevant companies doing this.

Discover the Nutritional Benefits of Rice 🌾 Rice is a staple food for billions worldwide and a powerhouse of energy due to its complex carbohydrates. But did you know different types of rice offer unique health benefits? Brown Rice: Packed with

How about a fashion clothing platform that’s famous for fashion trends from all over the world like a Category with famous Korean fashion, and many more such fashion trends from all over the world. Famous fashion clothing trend from various parts of

Well this is why QCom Startups can be the next Amazon! So in terms of revenue, Licious is the biggest meat company in india with over 750cr sales. It was founded in 2015 by Vivek Gupta and Abhay Hanjura. It currently operates in 20 cities and sells

Companies like Bombay Shaving Company, Bella Vita Perfumes are doing good? Are they making profits? Does anyone have idea?

Licious disrupted India's meat industry with its Farm-to-Fork model, ensuring control over the entire value chain for consistent quality and a predictable customer experience. By leveraging General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS), Licious adapted to market

Do you have a intrest on Fresh Meat 1. Market price All Nonveg items(Fish Crab prawns Chicken Meat ) 2. only 15 Rupees on delivery cost 3. how do you think You go to the market 4. order to meat app

Milkbasket, Licious, FreshToHome—these next-day delivery apps honestly feel super inconvenient to me. Like... who really plans groceries a day in advance? 😵‍💫 Most of us realize we’re out of something in the moment—you open the fridge, there’s no m