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How to beat bisleri , kinley in packaged drinking water industry.
Saumyajit Roy
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Overpriced overhyped well marketed water, something like Liquid Death.
You beat them by selling more than water. You sell them culture, identity, meaning- things that humans truly thirst for.
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