Business Description
With GoingZero we are empowering facilitating buying and selling handmade and mindfully made vegan plastic-free products, and delivering in the most sustainable way. With zero we don't want to send any of our products to end up in landfills or oceans. We've already enrolled 35 vendors and having 1000+ products. We've started our operations in the beta phase in December and already delivered to 700+ eco-conscious customers. In Packaging our vendor's also nature conscious and they use minimal packaging and that too eco friendly, without plastic and harmful adhesive free. All the products, packaging are 100% Bio-Degradable, 100% natural, and handmade. We are also working on eco-packaging so the next time when you throw that packaging that will grow in beautiful flower plants and also you can convert it to make bird nests. When customers run out of any product i.e shampoo they can refill and get a discount so they don't need to throw empty glass bottles.
The idea is to encourage people to go for a zero-waste lifestyle that focuses on reduce and reuse. By 2022 we are planning to open 8 physical stores in the metro cities, based on the Franchise model, all of our physical stores will run on clean energy and also users can directly visit the stores for a refill. The team working behind the project are also passionate nature lovers, Naman Sharma founder of this project has worked with many Rajasthan-based startups and actively educating people about the zero-waste lifestyle for 2 years. Currently, we are working with 7 people who are handling important aspects of web design, graphics, content, and Brand and PR.
Rajasthan is home to many leading startups, while Rajasthan is already leading in clean energy and having amazing rooted culture, we also want Rajasthan should lead a sustainable lifestyle. This startup will not only creates a job for the locals but also can become an inspiration to our future generations because unlike traditional marketing we'll be educating people with creative acts, school and college seminars, meetups, and collective events like cleanups and plantations.
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