Aluminium Foil Food Container
Aluminium Foil Food Container Manufacturing business – Disposable Aluminium containers used widely in food delivery, Restaurants, catering, sweet shops, Railways and airline meals due to their hygienic and convenient packaging. The products include containers of various shapes and sizes, with or without lids, made from food-grade Aluminium foil rolls and optional cardboard lids. It requires a space requirement of 500 to 1,500 sq. ft. The required machinery includes aluminium foil container-making machines with moulds, trimming and scrap collection units, operating on 3-phase power in a clean environment. Depending on features, a small-scale setup can produce around 10,000 containers per day with a single cavity machine. The double cavity machine similarly has the double production. The tentative cost of machinery starts from ₹8-10 lakhs and above. With increasing demand from restaurants, cloud kitchens, caterers, and online food services, the business has high growth potential through direct trade, wholesale vendors.
Honey Processing and Packaging
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LED Bulb Manufacturing Unit
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Multiple Revenue in Tea Estates
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