Nuflower Foods & Nutrition

  In the past, building a peanut butter unit in Australia meant driving significant investments, including setting up a factory, acquiring equipment, establishing production facilities, obtaining food safety certifications, and hiring a team to manage it all. However, as we inch closer to 2026, savvy entrepreneurs are taking a different approach, one that gets them to market faster, with less risk, and more flexibility to scale. Brands in Australia are partnering with Indian manufacturers, such as Nuflower, to enter the market faster with minimal risk and maximum flexibility for scaling.   In this blog, let’s explore how Australian startups are partnering with Indian nut butter brands sans factory and setting up a profitable business while at it.   Why Australian Entrepreneurs are choosing Private Label Manufacturing The Partnership Model The Step-by-Step Launch Roadmap Costs and MOQs Common Questions About Starting...

  The world continues to grapple with child malnutrition with 149 million children losing their childhood to this deadly disease. In cases where malnutrition is left untreated, fatality is guaranteed. 45% of deaths among children under five are linked to undernutrition. This statistic is a wake-up call for countries to look into solutions to eradicate malnutrition. The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF), established in the aftermath of World War II to provide emergency food and healthcare to children in war-torn Europe has time and again advocated for effective measures to fight child malnutrition. In fact, as one of the most respected world organizations, UNICEF is now a global force for child welfare, education, and healthcare. Over the years, UNICEF has taken many steps to fight the sturdy grip of malnutrition but the most significant interventions in recent years have been using Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF). RUTF has been recognized as a...