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Misleading Marketing Tactics. Do you know that AMUL's SUGAR FREE DARK CHOCOLATE is not a SUGAR FREE. It still affact your BLOOD SUGAR LEVEL ? They use " Maltitol " as a MAJOR RAW MATERIAL. YES, MAJOR. It's written at very first in Ingredients and by

The sugar-free chocolate business in India is rapidly gaining popularity as consumers become more health-conscious and seek alternatives to traditional sugary treats. With the growing awareness of diabetes, obesity, and other lifestyle diseases, suga

Let's see how many of you're creative miniatures. 🧐🕵️ suggest some best advertisement story for a sugar free dark chocolate. Points to be noted: > Specifically targeting teenagers and adults > Specifically for Bharat Only

Business Idea: Chocolate Constructor 😋 Concept: Provide users with the ability to create their own chocolate through an online service. 🔥 Features: - Customers can choose shapes, colors, fillings, volume, additional ingredients, and more. 🍫 -

If you were a a chocolate company in the current times, how would you tackle the rise in prices of cocoa? Cocoa is a key ingredient in making chocolates. Option A By increasing prices Option B By reducing cocoa If any other option or more de

Hello friends I want to bring the craze of Vign people in India. As Amul is famous for its milk products, creating a chain for Vign producers. Like soybean milk Paneer-Tofu, Dark Chocolate

The global chocolate market is about $140 billion for comparison the global film market is about $136 billion. But wait do you know what is a chocolate? chocolate is made up of coco and according to Fssai it takes 2.5% coco concentration for a bar to

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Mere pyare Mitrooo, Please help me by giving right answers to this questions. 🙏 1) Which type of chocolate you're consuming? Dark, Milk, or Different Flavoured? 2) How many ₹ do you spend on a chocolate a week or month? 2.1) How often do you consume

Just came across MrBeast's Feastables – a 60g chocolate bar priced at nearly ₹500, with 'sugar' leading the ingredients list. 😮 Are we, as consumers, just happily going along with this? Incredible power of a personal brand or abuse of fandom? A