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From a small factory in Mumbai to becoming the world’s best-selling biscuit, Parle-G is not just a snack — it’s an emotion that united India!

I'm thinking of starting a snack company (like potato chips, kurkure,etc ) I'm having a investment of Rs 10 lack please tell me should I start this business or should I do something else

In 1999, PepsiCo had no clue that Kurkure would beat ITC and 3000 companies and become a 10,000 CR brand two decades later. Here is how they did it in five steps.👇 1. Unlike Western chips, Kurkure's masala-coated corn puffs created a distinct snack

it's not just a logo, it's an emotion between me and FS CREATIONZ.

I love the fact that to eat a kurkure of 20rs there's such a huge difference in between online q commerce platforms and offline brick n mortar stores. In the former I have to pay a hefty amount of charges just so they can "survive", while in the la

What if I start a brand on Non veg snack company with a great distribution network coz it has less shelf life Is this the future trend of snack industry??

Hi everyone, i was thinking of building a startup of selling roasted makhana-s in a 10rs pack as in market currently it is not sold under 70rs minimum, as people who do not prefer quick snacks and kurkure etc, would roasted makhana be a great repla

Just a dumb boy 🤦‍♂️ A burden to the earth 🌍 Tried everything… Failed at all of it ❌ Maybe I wasn’t meant for this 💔

In 1977, Mike Markkula wrote Apple’s core philosophy: Empathy – deeply understand the customer’s mind Focus – cut everything non-essential. Impute – even presentation must radiate quality. It wasn’t just marketing. It was strategy disguised as be

This is how Bajaj sold 1.8+ Cr. Pulsars — not just with an engine, but with emotion. Back in the day, Bajaj was dominating Indian roads with its iconic Chetak scooter — so much so that people were willing to wait 10 years just to get one. But the w