Andhra woman's home vermicelli business now ships to Dubai and US
In short
- Mohammed Mumtaz Begum started a vermicelli production business in Tallamudi village, backed by a bank loan of ₹2 lakh.
- The business now serves clients in Hyderabad and overseas, including customers in Dubai and the U.S.
- It has provided employment for more than seven people from the local community.
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The business started with a single bank loan and grew into work for at least seven local people. Its overseas orders show that a small village producer can reach export markets. The source gives few figures beyond the loan and the staff count, so the scale remains modest.
From Times of India
Motivated by ambition, Mohammed Mumtaz Begum launched a vermicelli production business in the quaint Tallamudi village, backed by a bank loan. Her thriving venture now serves clients in Hyderabad as well as overseas markets, reaching customers in Dubai and the U.S. With this success, she has provided employment for over seven individuals from the local community.
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A woman in a small Indian village wanted to make vermicelli. She borrowed money from a bank to start her business. Now her noodles travel to Dubai and the United States, and she gives jobs to many people nearby. Talk about it: what would you like to make and sell someday?
