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Are you sure about manufacturing? The upfront investment might be heavy. Why not start with trading to understand the demand better before committing?

Guess tier 2 city = hidden gem for business. Also, now I’m thinking I should switch to eco-friendly tissues myself.

Love the eco-friendly direction. Manufacturing sounds like a great way to control quality and grow a solid B2B base. Go for it!

If you’re new to this industry, start with trading or wholesale distribution. Understand supply chains, negotiate bulk deals, and work on your logistics. Manufacturing should come once you have a better grasp of demand and the competition, and when you’ve saved enough capital to invest in production without risking cash flow.

Focus on B2B first to establish that stable revenue. Businesses need eco-friendly packaging, and if you can deliver on quality, price, and printing customizations, you'll build recurring orders. B2C is a slow grind, takes more marketing, and has less immediate cash flow. Hit your financial goals first with B2B, then start experimenting with consumer products.

Focus on B2B first to establish that stable revenue. Businesses need eco-friendly packaging, and if you can deliver on quality, price, and printing customizations, you'll build recurring orders. B2C is a slow grind, takes more marketing, and has less immediate cash flow. Hit your financial goals first with B2B, then start experimenting with consumer products.

Starting with manufacturing sounds great, but it’s capital intensive. Trading or wholesaling initially can give you insight into the demand, supplier relations, and operational workflow without putting all your money into production right away. You can always scale up to manufacturing once you’ve built solid B2B relationships.