Halifax startup gaining attention with compostable menstrual products

Aruna Revolution on CBC Dragons' Den

Aruna Revolution has just signed a deal with Manjit Minhas and Michele Romanow on Dragons’ Den for its ground-breaking compostable menstrual products. Kudos to Rashmi Prakash, Gurleen Bajwa, and the team. As Lab2Market and Dalhousie Emera ideaHUB alum, we are thrilled to see the growth of your extraordinary company.

Check out Aruna’s story on Global News featuring Rashmi Prakash and Jeffrey Larsen here:

Rashmi Prakash, CEO of Aruna Revolution

See Aruna Revolution‘s pitch on Dragons’ Den here: https://lnkd.in/gd2ZTqkH

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