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Idea For You Implement Now — “ Fruit Pulp Based Drinks ” Problem — So guy's we all know that Indian non alcoholic drink market size is around 1,986 billion rupees by 2028 and growing at 7.30% , that is great but currently Most of the Indian b

Food industry opportunity Question—( 2 ) Cold drink market size — 450 Billion 1=} In India people want any drink that gives totally different taste and refreshment ? 2=} In India people want any drink that gives instant energy and health bene

Idea for you implement now So guy's we all know that US energy drink market is dominated by 3 energy drink player monster , red bull and rockstar. All these players are highly strong and well funded so no-one in US thinks to enter US energy dr

Hey guys, did you guys tasted any new soft drink in last 3yrs that tasted good and fresh like how people used to feel when frooti came in the market...does a company with new soft drink(aerated or fruit based) can survive in the market that is domina

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📌 Need your thoughts on this ❔ Coffee + Tea + Mangoe Juice =} ? Coffee gives me caffeine and now I have energy . Tea gives me natural antioxidants and health benefits. Mango juice gives me delicious taste and feel good relaxation . Now I hav

How many people are struggling with mental illness or mental health problems or how many people want to talk their problems but they can't bcs they feel that no one will understand that feeling. And most of this generation ( gen z ) are struggling wi

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Rockit, a new-age beverage brand, recently raised Rs 6 crore in a pre-seed funding round led by SauceVC and Rannvijay Singha. Founded by Vedant Garg, a seasoned FMCG founder and professional, Rockit provides an array of energy drinks, starting with

Most Indians love alcohol, In fact, in the early 18th century, Indians used to drink Sura, Toddy and local fermented drinks But today they are replaced by a popular British drink called "whiskey" How did this Happen? During the British raj, th