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Question: Most people don't care about plastic-free delivery Eco-friendly packaging is more expensive than regular packaging The business could fail if there's not enough demand & there are already many other food delivery apps. Answer:-- Whi

"Food delivery in India generates nearly 22,000 tons of plastic waste every month, creating a major environmental issue. It's time to switch to sustainable packaging! #PlasticWaste #Sustainability"

"India generates 3.5M tons of plastic waste annually, and food delivery apps like Zomato & Swiggy contribute heavily to it. It's time for a change! Say YES to eco-friendly, non-plastic packaging and support a greener future. 🌱 #Sustainability #Eco

Join Giveat, India’s first non-plastic food delivery platform, as we revolutionize the $12 billion market with eco-friendly packaging and digital storefronts for local vendors. With rising demand for sustainability, we offer a unique opportunity for

_Idea:_ Eco-Friendly Packaging Business _Description:_ Design and manufacture sustainable packaging solutions using biodegradable materials, such as plant-based plastics, paper, and cardboard. _Market:_ ₹500 crores (2022), growing at 18.1% CAGR to

Hi guys my name is Anurag Michael and I'm thinking to start a restaurant for all the middle people who are dreaming of eating food in 5 star restaurant but can't my plan is to provide best quantity and quality of food with ultimate taste and to keep

What ever product or solution anyone creates I think they just add sustainability or AI into it to make it more appealing. I think focusing on the source of the problem is important. for example the ocean clean up first stops the plastic into the s

Q: How are you going to implement it in Jhansi? And what about the plans of other cities? Ans: We will implement GiveAt in Jhansi by onboarding local restaurants with eco-friendly packaging materials and providing training for seamless adoption. A d

💡 Business Idea: Growing Specialty-Shaped Vegetables and Fruits 🍉🥦 The idea of growing uniquely shaped vegetables and fruits is not new globally and has been successfully practiced in other countries. 🌍 Growing produce in special shapes is no m

The market size for Classmate notebooks in India is approximately ₹1,500 crore, representing a 25% market share of the total notebook market, which is valued at around ₹6,000 crore. The organized notebook market itself is estimated to be about ₹4,000