Our Success Stories

To understand and analyze the products and livelihood facilitation requirements of the tribal population in India and develop strategies around the challenges.

The team conducted 1,100 interviews across 10 states to collect data on poverty, poor health services, malnutrition, illiteracy, and basic living standards. The data was cleaned, analyzed, and presented in an easy-to-understand PowerPoint report.

The final report identified the widespread poverty, illiteracy, malnutrition, absence of safe drinking water and sanitary living conditions, poor maternal and child health services and ineffective coverage of national health and nutritional services in tribal population of India.

The landscape analysis identified common snacks and processed foods in low-income areas through secondary research and F2F surveys across demographics. It also recommended strategies for promoting healthier snacks based on feedback from industry experts, manufacturers, and government officials.

The study employed a mixed-methods approach, combining secondary research with face-to-face consumer surveys across diverse demographics in low-income areas. Additionally, feedback from key stakeholders, including industry experts and government officials, was analyzed to inform actionable strategies.

CLAIGHT estimated the consumption volume, value chain dynamics, demand-supply factors, consumer preferences, affordability, and access to packaged foods, as well as willingness and ability to adopt healthier options.

To analyze existing standards for iodized salt, for key processed foods and trade standards/technical regulations.

Estimated the consumption of iodized and non-iodized consumption of salt in the processed industry.

The final report examined the existing trade regulations and standards for processed foods and iodized salt across South Asian countries.

To conduct a comprehensive landscape study for key staples like milk, wheat, edible oil, rice and salt in India.

We conducted both secondary and primary research to establish a correlation between quantitative and qualitative data

The final report examined the existing trade regulations and standards for processed foods and iodized salt across South Asian countries.

To expand its market presence, a company plans to enter Green Methanol from Biogenic Carbon Source in South India. The region presents significant growth opportunities but also poses challenges due to varying market dynamics and regulatory landscapes.

Conducted comprehensive primary and secondary research to analyze the Indian green methanol market, evaluated feedstock availability, regulatory frameworks, and the competitive landscape. Assessed potential production locations based on feedstock, infrastructure, and labor availability. Developed a robust go-to-market strategy, including entry options, partnerships, and pricing models.

Delivered a detailed analysis of the Indian market, including market trends, competitive landscape, regulatory framework, and potential risks and opportunities.