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Shubham Gupta

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I'm starting a manufacturing business and need your insights. I'm considering electrical copper wire manufacturing, or eco-friendly packaging or food processing. My investment range is ₹30-80 lakh. Any key factors, emerging trends to consider? I'm an expert in digital marketing with a keen interest in integrating Industry 4.0 technologies into manufacturing. As per my discussion with friends they’re highlight major issues of long credit, labour issues etc. What do you recommend?

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