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Read MoreWith the backing from the platform, Aquapeya is now poised to expand its production capacity by 50% at its existing facility by 2025. The aim is to scale up operations and reach a revenue target of Rs 20 crore.
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Read MoreWe strive to maintain a suitable diet, and broccoli frequently appears on our tables as a symbol of healthy eating. These green vegetables are abundant in nutrients that are vital for our bodies. In this article,
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Read MoreMycelium-meat company Meati launched its Breakfast Patties, exclusively in 280 Sprouts Farmers Markets nationwide, expanding its presence in the breakfast category.
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Read MoreSustainability trends 2025 include standardized reporting, carbon accounting, and growing concern about microplastics.
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Read MoreIf you can’t find the time to go to the gym, but want to keep working on your fitness goals, here are six highly-rated smart exercise machines to consider.
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