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Hiring ⚠️ 📢 CFO - 2% equity ( solid background) CTO - 2% equity (solid background) Industry - food and beverage

Want to talk and discuss with food technician or anyone from hospitality (especially beverage) background ? Kindly DM me

Top Unorganized Sectors in India for Startups 1 👉 Street Vendors: Revolutionize local commerce with tech solutions. 👉 Handicrafts: Digitize and globalize traditional crafts. 👉 Waste Management: Innovate in recycling and waste reduction. 👉 Inf

Most often I am seeing that many college students are picking up, beverage, food and clothing industry for doing their startup, so is there any reason why this category is getting exciting for college student? According to me these industries are ve

Hello everyone Company : parikh foodgenix private limited Franchise Expansion, Redefined Parikh Foodgenix, a family-owned business, embarks on a mission to empower new startups in the food industry. As a budding franchise operator, we dedicate ourse

One business model that's going viral nowadays is the: *Subscription Box Model* This model involves sending a curated package of products to customers on a recurring basis (e.g., monthly). The products can range from: - Beauty and skincare samples

An airline has a 100 seater aircraft. It fills fuel for $10,000. The per seat fuel cost works out to $100. In addition, the airline spends another $10 on providing food and a beverage to each flyer. So the total cost per seat is $110. They decide to

Startups by Tetra Pak This program is an initiative by Tetra Pak to support both early stage and mature startups in Food & Beverage space in scaling up their business by leveraging industry knowledge and expertise, and helping in product concepts,

I cannot comprehend that people desire to be like Steve Jobs, atleast the positive part of him and dont' know that he surrendered himself to the playful acts(Leelas) that he heard to get enlightened. His surrendering as someone who is identified as

The Indian startup scene is booming, but there are also several companies that haven't been successful. Here are some reasons why startups in India fail: PepperTap: This grocery delivery startup struggled with high marketing costs and an inefficie