Revant Himatsingka, the man who called out India’s biggest food brands, is now building one of his own, Only What’s Needed, on trust, transparent labels and broken marketing rules, knowing that a single mistake could end it.
Revant Himatsingka, the man who called out India’s biggest food brands, is now building one of his own, Only What’s Needed, on trust, transparent labels and broken marketing rules, knowing that a single mistake could end it.
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