Food startup
This Bengaluru Startup Wants You To Swap Paneer And Tofu For A Protein-Rich AlternativeThe food start-up produces highly nutritious, plant-based protein made from fermented non-GMO soybeans, packed with iron and vitamin B-12.
- Funded by Bill Gates, food-tech startups aim to replace eggs and chicken
The startup is housed in a garage-like space in San Francisco's tech-heavy South of Market neighborhood, but it isn't like most of its neighbors that develop software, websites and mobile-phone apps. Its mission is to ...
- Meal-Delivery Startups Take Aim at Your Dinner
Silicon Valley is now trying to speed up the process for home-cooked meals.
- India's Next Food Revolution Isn't Organic, It's Fresh
Startups in India now mill flour and press oils on demand, delivering fresh staples quickly to preserve nutrients and taste.
- Two Gen Z Friends Quit Their Jobs To Sell Pickles, Build Rs 81 Crore Startup
The founders met while studying at the University of Southern California and have built the business around social-media-led branding and direct consumer engagement.
- This Entrepreneur Quit His Job And Turned Rs 2,000 Into A Rs 56 Lakh Momo Venture
Kabeer learned the food business at Theka Coffee before starting Oye Momo, leveraging his family food business background.
- Rs 52 LPA Job To Rs 5 Crore Momo Business, Meet The Gurgaon Man Who Did It
Gurugram’s Sanket Saurabh’s venture generated more than Rs 5 crore in cumulative revenue within roughly 2.5 years, starting from just Rs 16 lakh in its first three months.
- Four Friends Discovered Croffles In Thailand And Turned It Into A Rs 50 Crore Brand
The brand offers sweet and savory croffles plus beverages, generating Rs 1 lakh daily sales with 65% offline and 35% online revenue.
- 2 Nashik Siblings Left Their Jobs To Start A Food Truck. Now, They Earn Rs 70,000 Per Month
Siblings Nisha and Bhushan Jadhav decided to use their MBA and hotel management degrees to start their own venture - a food truck.
- Meet The Mother Who Turned Dosa Recipe Into A Rs 12 Lakh-A-Month Success Story
Starting with an old cart and social media promotion, Ganesh and his sister Sapna grew their dosa stall into a viral sensation.
