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CV RAMAN

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

I want to build a startup regarding natural herbal tea could anyone help me about this idea.... How to start... Budget issues... Normal startup or franchise...

Shaikh Maaz

#business • 1y

Starting a natural herbal tea startup can be a great idea, given the growing trend towards healthy and organic products. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to proceed: 1. Market Research & Idea Validation: a. Research Demand b. Competitor Analysis c

dipto bhattacharyya

Herbal cosmetics • 1y

I can design and optimize your herbal cup of tea with time of day intake, season, and region and gender and age and occasion variability. I can put up a project for you. For Marketing and legal registrations, you require to contact professionals. I have some knowledge working with plant secondary metabolites and their dissection to understand biosynthesis, signalling, extraction, over accumulation, etc, through use of molecular biology, chemistry and biochemistry techniques.

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