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Bhumi’s Co-founder Dushyant Baravkar Share’s Their Journey with Australia via Fishbole
- Published June 13, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Co-founder, Dushyant Baravkar, of Bhumi the luxurious fair trade, organic cotton bedding, bath, basics and active wear, share’s the Bhumi journey with Australia via Fishbole.
Simply click the IMAGE below to hear more and find out why their sustainably and ethically sourced products are putting the power in consumers hands.
With revenue expected to equate to AUD 2.5Million in the next year, this opportunity is paving the way for Australia’s retail future.
About Bhumi
Bhumi was founded to offer consumers industry leading bedding and everyday essentials that are made with the greater good in mind. We directly source the world’s finest organic cotton to create luxuriously soft products, all while remaining rooted in fairness from farmer to factory worker. Bhumi offers luxuriously soft organic cotton bedding, sheets, towels and everyday clothing basics and activewear.
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