Sharing Kintry, Spreading Happiness

Michelle Chai, Founder, Kintry

17-Jan-23 10:00

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Eating great food is happiness, but sharing great food with family and friends doubles the happiness. Back in 2017, a mother who loves to create delicious food for her daughter and believes in sharing happiness through food started Kintry. Having survived in the market for five years, Michelle Chai, the founder of Kintry shares her journey behind this joyful brand.

Photo Credit : Facebook | Kintry

Produced by: Freda Liu

Presented by: Freda Liu

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Categories: markets, economy, managing, Corporates, SME, food, entrepreneurs

Tags: kintry, baking, home cooking, branding, ecommerce,

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