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Is water industry dominated by Kinley/Bisleri? Is there any space for new brands?

Think like a master mind.. -> How to beat bisleri , kinley in packaged drinking water industry.

To all civil engineers and civil engineering professors, I know Water Curing is an essential process in construction 🏗️ processes. But like when India and the world is facing a water crisis. Big cities are running out of water and wells are getting

Hello everyone! Day 4 of knowing about brands that failed to acquire the Indian market! BISLERI POP What's the first thing that comes to your mind after listening to Bisleri? Water right? Well now we have ideologized it as a very successful water br

The Man Who Built and Sold his Companies to Coca-Cola and Tata. In the early 1980s, Ramesh Chauhan observed a growing demand in the Indian market, not for water, but for something more invigorating. In 1984, he established Parle Agro with the belie

For the last 2 days there is no water supply here due to leakage in the water pipe. So I went to get a water jar. When it was empty I did not feel anything but after filling it I felt like it. Then I thought people are going upto 7th-8th floor throug

A brand that sells earthenware products like pots and pans, it can also become a premium gifting category. I am an Engineering student in Bangalore, and I come from a small town from North India, this summer in Bangalore was burning up with heat as i

Imagine biodegradable cutlery, water bottles, and other common travel essentials made from eco-friendly materials embedded with seeds and natural manure. These products wouldn't just reduce waste; they'd actively contribute to afforestation. When dis

Assume You are a brand and I sell some products which will be with the customer for 1 year daily and the price I charge you to play ad on my product is just 5rs would u pay me or not ? I got this idea when I saw people spending almost 15-20 rs for p

Ganda Dhanda (5/20) Nestle, The most cruel Food Company So Nestley was started by Henri Nestle 1860s as world's first baby milk powder and then expanded to other goods. Later, Henri sold his company. After the takeover, Nestle started doing this f