Direct-to-consumer (D2C) startup Bajo Foods raised $2 million in fresh funds led by Mount Judi Ventures

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Direct-to-consumer (D2C) startup Bajo Foods raised $2 million in fresh funds led by Mount Judi Ventures where S Ramadorai and KPB Trust’s founder KP Balaraj participated.

Bajo Foods Private Limited” is manufacturing Keto Chocolate, High Protein Atta etc. Bajo will use the funding proceeds to expand its B2B and hospital distribution networks and brand-build for its new product lines. The startup also plans to grow its leadership team in the revenue-generating and branding sectors.

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Direct-to-consumer (D2C) startup Bajo Foods raised $2 million in fresh funds led by Mount Judi Ventures

Direct-to-consumer (D2C) startup Bajo Foods raised $2 million in fresh funds led by Mount Judi Ventures where S Ramadorai and KPB Trust’s founder KP Balaraj participated.

Bajo Foods Private Limited” is manufacturing Keto Chocolate, High Protein Atta etc. Bajo will use the funding proceeds to expand its B2B and hospital distribution networks and brand-build for its new product lines. The startup also plans to grow its leadership team in the revenue-generating and branding sectors.

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