so you wanna do a Start up, eh??????????

startups are hard…
startups are hard….
startups are really hard….
startups are heartbreaking…!!!
startups are soul crushing….


Startups are life shortening….




5 myths about startups
1.Startups cost nothing to build
2.The average tech startup founder is a
25 year old male ivy league dropout
3.Startups get funded on a napkin
sketch and passion
4.A good idea wins every time
5.Location doesn’t matter*

fact:
this is not reality.


                                           stuff that costs $$

hiring amazing people - and you need A level amazing people in startups (they like to be paid even if they believe in you)

• infrastructure - yes. It’s cheaper than it 
was, but those EC2 bills are still a bitch.

• marketing - you can do a LOT for free in
the beginning, but there is a bunch of
noise to cut through today.
a week in the life
of a startup founder







continue..
DMC was set up in 1979 in the industrial town of Vithal Udyognagar, near Anand, Gujarat, India.Today, it is among the largest project engineering and equipment manufacturing companies in the dairy, beverages, pharmaceutical, healthcare, brewery, food processing, confectionery and industrial refrigeration sectors. In addition, the company has set up a top-of-the line packaging film plant for products such as vegetable oil, coffee, tea, salt, milk powder, sanitary napkins, etc.
About Tetra Pak

Tetra Pak is the world's leading food processing and packaging solutions company. Working closely with our customers and suppliers, we provide safe, innovative and environmentally sound products that each day me​et the needs of hundreds of millions of people in more than 170 countries around the world. With almost 22,000 employees based in over 85 countries, we believe in responsible industry leadership and a sustainable approach to business. Our motto, “PROTECTS WHAT’S GOOD™," reflects our vision to make food safe and available, everywhere. More information about Tetra Pak, which was recently accorded Business Superbrands status, is available at www.tetrapak.com
GEA Process Engineering, India 


GEA Process Engineering (India) Private Ltd, headquartered at Vadodara, Gujarat, is the wholly owned Indian arm of GEA Process Engineering, Denmark. The company is engaged in providing process engineering solutions and services, including design, engineering, procurement, erection and commissioning, for the dairy, food, chemical, pharmaceutical, petrochemical, beverages and brewery industries. The company’s emission control business is based in Thane, Maharashtra and provides emission control solutions for cement, iron & steel, power and other industries. The company provides solutions and services based on the technologies from its sister GEA Process Engineering companies based in Europe, USA, Australia and New Zealand, which are world renowned leaders in their respective fields.
GEA Process Engineering is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, and is a world leader in process engineering solutions. The company has grown through both, organic growth and through acquisitions, and employs 5,100 people in more than 40 countries. In 2012, revenues exceeded EUR 1.7 billion.

GEA Process Engineering is one of six independent segments of the GEA Group, which is a globally successful technology group listed on the German MDAX. The GEA Group, with HQ in Dusseldorf Germany, employs over 24,500 people worldwide and 2012 revenues were EUR 5.7 billion.
REPUTE INDIA,LEADING PROCESS EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER FOR DAIRY & BEVERAGES


   UHT   VS  ESL MILK (EXTENDED SHELF LIFE MILK)

Extended shelf life (ESL) milk is not packaged aseptically and requires refrigeration post
processing. Extended shelf life milk is heat treated by ultra pasteurization (UP) > 138°C for a
minimum of 2 seconds. Extended shelf life milk produced in the U.S. and Canada averages a 45
to 60 day shelf life under refrigerated conditions (Henyon 1999). Ultra high temperature
processing uses continuous flow and subjects milk to 135 to 150°C for 3 to 5 seconds, then
packaged, aseptically with an anticipated shelf life of 6 months stored/distributed under ambient
2
conditions (Vazquez-Landaverde et al. 2007). High hydrostatic pressure processing is a recent
technology using pressure for a bactericidal effect. High pressure processing also influences the
foaming, emulsifying, gelling, and water binding capacities of milk and milk product proteins

(Balci and Wilbey 1999).”
CIF VALUE & AV VALUE  DAIRY EQUIPMENT

When you import a material from any of the foreign country the foreign supplier or the person who send the material from foreign can send the material in different modes. Where as in your case it is on the basis of CIF. That means Cost, Insurance and Freight. That means, say you are in India and want to buy product "A" from US. The supplier who is sitting at US collect the cost of the material "A" and he will collect cost of the freight to ship out the material from US to India and also he covers the necessary insurance for the possible risks in the transit for that particular material. You need not have to pay any charges till it reaches the designated Air Port. This amount will be natuarally in foreign currency, say USD. or EURO or Yen and so on....

Assessable value means after it lands in any Indian Airport, the designated Customs officer assess the valu of the material based on the HS code and he will calculate the value of the material in Indian rupees and this value is called assessable value, so that based on this value the customs duty, CVD and other statutory charges are collected.
                                                                                                               
CIF Value (Cost Insurance & Freight) in Rupees
Landing Cost
1.00%
Assessable Value
BCD (Basic Custom Duty)
7.50%
CVD (Counter Veiling Duty)
10.00%
CVD Cess (Educational Cess 2% + Higher Educational Cess 1%)
3.00%
BCD Cess (Educational Cess 2% + Higher Educational Cess 1%)
3.00%
Special Additional Duty
4.00%
Total Duty Paid