With an eye toward lowering plastic waste and supporting sustainability, GudWorld provides biodegradable, environmentally friendly substitutes for single-use plastic goods. Plates, cups, straws, and cutlery composed of natural materials including sugarcane pulp, bamboo, and other plant-based materials abound in their product line. Designed for the food and beverage sector, GudWorld’s biodegradable goods provide both consumers and companies with an environmentally responsible option. The business is dedicated to provide reasonably priced, sustainable solutions, thereby helping to create a better planet.

Company Name: GudWorld

Founder: Sayali Babasahib Shinde & Preeti Prabhakar

Product: Hygienic Jaggery Brand

Highlights

1.Made from naturally occurring, biodegradable materials including sugarcane pulp, bamboo, and other plant-based compounds, eco-friendly materials offer a sustainable substitute for plastic.
2. Compostable: The goods are completely biased, therefore lowering waste and encouraging environmental consciousness.
3. Focusses on removing single-use plastic goods in order to help to combat plastic pollution.
reasonably priced substitutes for conventional plastic goods without sacrificing quality or usefulness.
4. Plates, cups, straws, cutlery, and other goods fit the food and drink sector make up the varied product range.
5. Aiming to give companies and customers a useful, environmentally friendly alternative supporting sustainable life, sustainability is focused.
6. Capitalizes on the growing market demand for environmentally friendly items as more people choose to live with conscience.

Pitch Details

Ask: ₹50 Lakhs for 2% Equity (Valuation: ₹25 crores).

Deal: After negotiations Aman Gupta finished the deal at ₹50 lakhs for 5% equity.

Investors: The investment came from Aman Gupta.

Conclusion:

GudWorld made a strong argument for their environmentally friendly, biodegradable goods as a sustainable fix for the mounting plastic pollution issue. Offering a reasonably priced and compostable substitute for the food and beverage sector, their product portfolio comprised of natural materials including bamboo and sugarcane pulp. Their proposal showed a great dedication to sustainability, which fit the growing need for eco-friendly goods. GudWorld sought finance to scale their manufacturing and distribution in order to have a major influence on lowering plastic waste and give companies and customers environmentally appropriate substitutes. The proposal underlined the possibility for expansion in a fast changing market driven by sustainability.