FMCG companies

“And I really see, I mean, good things and good future for a lot of D to C brands coming in and suddenly getting acquired by bigger FMCGs. That's supposed to happen because bigger FMCGs are clunky. They know the offline business really well. But they are still …”

“When the early days, you know, like I keep saying, like if you look at the top FMCG companies, you would go there, right? When you become reasonable size, somewhere you'll meet in between. Once you're very large, they come to you. So that's really what scale d…”

“FMCG companies, for example, 80% of people who they are selling to are women. 80% of their employees are men.”

“I would say in food, food is, is difficult. I think it's owned by the FMCG companies, and I think I might be biased, but I think except us, I don't think, I mean, I think we built a serious company in food.”