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The makers of Shark Tank India have sent a legal notice to Dorje Teas, a subscription-based tea firm, for copyright violations. Sparsh Agarwal, co-founder of the firm, said that the company has been served legal notice for using clips of their pitch.

With plans for expansion and new product launches, Beyond Snack is eyeing the Rs 100 crore revenue mark this fiscal year. Manas Madhu, co-founder of the company said, "As ours is an impulse-buying product, our visible presence on the retail shelf adds a lot of value. Hence, distribution and retail visibility will be the key focus in achieving the revenue goals."

India-based banana chips brand Beyond Snack has observed significant evolution of the branded snacks category in the local market, marked by a “discernible shift” towards health-consciousness, authenticity, and premiumisation.

Rajesh Ranjan, CEO of NABARD's venture arm Nabventures Ltd has quit the VC firm to set up a growth-stage fund.

From the outset, Beyond Snack understood the importance of branding in instilling trust and creating long-term value for stakeholders. The company prioritised the cultural significance of brand engagement, emphasising the commitment to quality and reliability.

Bringing you the top 10 most-read start-ups stories from the food and beverage industry in 2023, featuring firms such as The Mad Foodies, Bira 91, All G Foods and more.

Healthy Snacking: According to a market research firm Imarc Group, the India snacks market size reached Rs 42,694.9 crore in 2023. Looking forward, the firm expects the market to reach Rs 95,521.8 crore by 2032 with a growth rate (CAGR) of 9.08% during 2024-2032.

See our top 10 most read food and beverage industry stories from 2023, featuring local brewery Bira 91, snacking firm Beyond Snack, domestic basmati rice regulations and more.

See our top 10 most-read healthier innovation stories from 2023, featuring The Mad Foodies' low-carb RTE meals, Singapore's Nutri-Grade system, healthier alcohol options and more.

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