EcoSoul Home india: From the US to EU, how EcoSoul Home clocked over Rs 100 cr in GMV by exporting sustainable products

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India’s private sector has started to invest, and the economy will do well in the coming quarters, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said, while exuding confidence that India will be able to manage the spillovers of high US interest rates.

The G20 summit weekend is turning out to be a business opportunity for travel companies even as retailers and traders in the National Capital Region (NCR) are getting anxious over closures and the likelihood of their outlets being shut September 8-10.

Goldman Sachs is likely to convert a part of the debt it advanced to PharmEasy into equity, following the upcoming rights issue of about $424 million (₹3,500 crore) by the online pharmacy that is due to open on September 4, sources aware of the matter said.

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Economic Times (ET):Tell us more about EcoSoul Home and the need to create such a brand in the Indian marketplace.EcoSoul Home (EH):ET:Why is sustainability so important now? How is EcoSoul driving this message to all communities?EH:ET: How are you harnessing Earth's renewable resources to give back to the planet? Tell us a bit about the overall process.EH:ET: How are you able to contribute to the local economy as far as SME sectors are concerned? Please give some examples.EH: ET: What is your domestic and international presence? What are the plans to ramp this up?EH:ET: What are some of the innovative ways you are taking to reduce plastic waste pollution?EH:ET: How well is India positioned when it comes to being a hub of green products?EH: