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Ganda Dhanda (5/20) Nestle, The most cruel Food Company So Nestley was started by Henri Nestle 1860s as world's first baby milk powder and then expanded to other goods. Later, Henri sold his company. After the takeover, Nestle started doing this f

I was wondering, Which is the most profitable small tier business among these: Grocery store Beauty saloon Fast food centre Coaching centre Gym Milk business Ice cream parlour

India is the world's largest producer and consumer of dairy, producing over 221 million metric tons of milk in 2022. Most of the milk comes from buffalo, with cow milk second and goat milk third. In 2018, India produced 22% of the world's total milk

Bro Promoted Milk like no one else ever could, A thread 🧵 Amul doodh Peeta hai India, how can someone read this line without singing? All this was possible due to one man! He is none other than Dr. Verghese Kurien, who is known as the "father of

Commercialization of Human Milk 🥛🍼 is BANNED BY FSSAI. The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has denied permission to process or sell human milk under the FSS Act, 2006. The FSSAI has also advised that all activities related to

KitKat, now a global favourite, entered the Indian market in 1995 with a smart strategy 🍫 At the time, Cadbury UK was already well-established, and price sensitivity was high. Nestlé made a smart move by positioning KitKat as a premium product with

Unique Startup Stories (6/20) Get Milk and Groceries before 7am! Meet doodhwala It was started in 2015 by Akash Agarwal in Bangalore. It was a milk subscription company which later also scaled to delivering groceries. They had raised $2.5 million wi

Have you ever wondered what type of mark on food packets represent what? 1. Red Triangle - recently the government has changed the mark of non veg food packet from red circle to red Triangle so that even color blind can also identify it. 2. The cro

I was out hanging with friends when my dad called and asked me to get some milk from a nearby shop. I said okay, put my phone in my pocket, and went to the shop. I bought the milk, and when I took out my phone to pay via PhonePe, I noticed something

Apart from the health benefits, Plant-based milk alternatives, such as almond, oat, soy and rice milk, have a much lower emissions footprint. Is this a growing market? What are the likely challenges and opportunities according to you?