I want to start a brand that makes ready to eat french fries. I have prior experience of manufacturing and understand business a bit. I don't have any capital and accounts knowledge. How should I proceed to give this idea a life?
SHIV DIXIT
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Firstly there are so many READY TO EAT brand who selling many items like french fries, momos and other things. Price is High because preservation and packing but currently this space is little bit cluttered.
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