'If I make a mistake, I'm done': Inside Food Pharmer's high-stakes shift to food startup founder
Most founders spend their early days worrying about whether anyone will notice their product. Revant Himatsingka worries about the opposite. Every morning, he wakes up hoping that nothing has gone wrong with what he has put on the shelf. "If I make a mistake, I am done," he said at the 17th edition of YourStory’s TechSparks. After years of calling out thousands of companies, he has now become one of them.
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During a fireside chat "The trust economy: Can a consumer movement change an industry?" Revant Himatsingka, aka Food Pharmer and founder of Only What's Needed, spoke with Shradha Sharma, Founder and CEO of YourStory and The Bharat Project, about the idea behind starting his own brand.
Why the leading brands are not always the most trusted
In most industries, the leading brands are the most trusted ones. In food, Himatsingka argued, the leading brands are often the most misleading. He…
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