I am going to start a "ready to eat" food manufacturing business. Food minimum expiry of 30 days. ( Food like Cooked Rice, Dal, Biryani, Veg and non veg and chinise and snacks etc ).
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India’s fitness culture lacks truly healthy, ready-to-eat (RTE) meals. People seeking weight loss, muscle gain, or diabetes-friendly meals struggle with mis
There's always been a problem in completing the protein intake for people going to gym and we also have sweet cravings If we actively avoid sugar so I'm thinking of starting a ice cream brand which has zero sugar and high protein
How's the idea ?
Eating healthy shouldn’t be hard. Our ready-to-eat meal is perfect for fitness enthusiasts, busy professionals, and anyone looking to manage weight, diabetes, or cholesterol.
✅ High in protein – Supports muscle recovery and keeps you full.
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Hi folks!
A quick survey to understand consumer behaviour arounds snacking.
How much would you be willing to pay for a pack of chicken nuggets (45 gms) that is ready to eat.
Its a healthy snack that requires no cooking and is rich in protein!
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