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Do you think Indians are a little too rigid and dont even want to switch even though there are much better products in the market?

Are you thinking of entering the Marijuana industry? This blog post analyzes the impact of DEA rescheduling marijuana on cannabis businesses and trademark law. It explores how the shift from Schedule I to III might affect USPTO trademark approvals an

Are there any new or upcoming e-commerce teams in India planning to focus on selling Made in India products?

🌱Business Idea: Selling Cedar Products With the growing trend of a healthy lifestyle, cedar-based products are becoming increasingly popular.📊 To develop the business, it's important to promote cedar products. Instagram is a great platform where

I'm thinking to build a startup which sells home based foods made by home makers.The products vary from pickles to sweets which can made in free time .Is the a scope for such a kind of startup

Indian Entrepreneurs are copying idea's from West and they don't have ability to innovate products or something like China , USA , Japan etc even Indian's are copying way of execution and strategies . Basically Indian's are just labours who just want

Ok guys! Tell me one thing, What are the possible challenges while we are importing products from china?

why do we see all startups launching products that are totally different from their current products. like Zomato launching a bookmyshow alt: Target?

What are the products that are exported most from India to other countries and Why? What are the ideal products which are cheap in India but expensive in other countries? how do you find buyers in other countries for your exports?

Why retail businesses stores don't sell there products online? Even they know, selling products online will attract more customers.