ZOFF (The Zone of Fresh Food)

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Investors Aman Gupta and Peyush Bansal proposed a deal to Hoovu. They invested INR 1 crore in exchange for a 2 percent ownership stake in the company.

Livofy
Livofy, once known as Keto India, is a top health company in India founded by Sahil Pruthi. Their goal is to help people dealing with health issues like thyroid, PCOS, and diabetes by suggesting dietary changes for a healthier lifestyle.

With over 3,000 patients helped globally, Livofy is known for offering excellent consultation services to assist clients in achieving their health goals. They focus on guiding people through a keto diet, which has led to positive changes like weight loss, increased energy, and better control of blood sugar in many patients.

Livofy impressed everyone at Shark Tank India and received the highest offer of INR 1.6 Crores. Four out of five sharks were interested, showing how valuable Livofy’s services are.


ZOFF (The Zone of Fresh Food), launched in 2018 by Akash and Ashish Agarwal, is a argentina phone number list five-year-old company excelling in using cool grinding technology known as air-classifying mills (ACMs).

Zoff Spices, their online store for premium Indian spices, utilises this cool grind tech to maintain the natural aroma and taste of the spices even after grinding. The standout feature is the “Zip-lock packaging,” using four layers to keep the spices fresh.

This innovative idea caught the attention of 4 out of 5 investors on the TV show. Aman Gupta invested INR 1 crore for a 1.25% share, valuing the company at 80 crores.

PadCare
Ajinkya Dhariya leads PadCare Labs Pvt. Ltd., the creator of an innovative solution for managing menstrual hygiene. PadCare’s approach completes the menstrual hygiene cycle by turning used pads into harmless, recyclable materials. Using their 3-S model, Segregation, Collection, Processing, and Recycle, PadCare responsibly takes care of menstrual waste. The technology developed by PadCare has won awards and gained recognition worldwide. It has received praise from organisations like Toilet Board Coalition, Forbes India, and FICCI.