He speaks about his viral social media videos that have created a stir in the FMCG sector, and how pressures of the job are often alleviated by public support
Himatsingka had left his highly paying job at consultancy firm McKinsey to return to India in his attempt to make millions of Indians aware about reading food labels.
For a few months now, Revant Himatsingka has made a habit of taking on India’s biggest FMCG behemoths.
The 31-year-old’s videos, published on his social media profile, Foodpharmer, have kicked up a storm on the internet, with many calling out FMCG companies for masquerading junk food as health options. The Ivy League-educated Himatsingka had left his highly paying job at consultancy firm McKinsey to return to India in his attempt to make millions of Indians aware about reading food labels.