What's your thoughts about a company that sell local snacks and local food online in website and other ecommerce.And in local snacks and local food their main problem is hygiene which the company will slove .
Every place,city or district in India has
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Anonymous 1
Hey I am on Medial • 3m
Local snacks have a massive fanbase, and packaging them with a hygiene guarantee can make it an appealing choice for people who miss home flavors but how far do you think you can go with nostalgia?
How Beyond Snack Made Banana Chips Sexy & Scalable
Brand: Beyond Snack
Founded: 2020
Founder: Manas Madhu
HQ: Kerala, India
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The Problem ❌
Banana chips = oily, inconsistent, unbranded street snack
No standardized quality or hygiene
Zero inn
How 🍧 Skippi Ice Pops Revived 90s Nostalgia and Froze a Fortune!
Brand: Skippi Ice Pops
Founded: 2020
Founders: Ravi & Anuja Kabra
HQ: Hyderabad, India
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The Problem ❌
Ice pops = full of artificial colors & unsafe chemicals
No pan-India bran
Hey everyone, we're from Palakkad, Kerala, producing delicious banana and tapioca chips in five flavors. Our chips are packed using a nitrogen multi-packaging model (chain model) to ensure freshness. We use cold-pressed coconut oil for frying, making
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Mohammad Asaad Sayed
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Advertising’s Role in Turning Low-Involvement Products into Big Brands 🚀
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1. Maggi :
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Tapas Das
Founder & CEO, B For... • 15d
I’m Tapas Das, founder of Bforbox Packaging, a jewellery packaging box manufacturing company based in India. Over the past two years, we’ve built a strong foundation with a complete in-house manufacturing setup. So far, we’ve proudly served B2B whole
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Hiral Jain
Content writer • 10m
Did you know that Tata has entered the energy drinks market? It seems they quietly launched their new energy drink back in 2023, and I only found out when I spotted their ad on the back cover of a car on my way home today! Their energy drink comes in
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Low-involvement products (e.g., snacks, FMCG) rely on advertising to build emotional connections, trust, and recall. Here's how 5 Indian brands nailed it:
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"Not Just a Drink, But a Memory in a Pouch"
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When others sold taste, Paper Boat sold emotion—delivering beloved desi flavors in a sleek, compact design that stood out and struck hearts.
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Remember Rasna? The drink that basically ran summer vacations in every 90s Indian household?
Well, it’s back. But this time, not just in your glass—it's sneaking into your desserts, snacks, and basically any recipe where you’d never expect a fruity
