We’re super excited to share that we’re hosting an online panel discussion on the state and the future of safe food in Bangladesh, in collaboration with Khaas Food Limited. The panel features some of the people doing critically important work to modify how Bangladesh considers about safe food and to ensure safe food for all Bangladeshis. These are the people building companies around safe and natural food, safer supply chains, and technology that connects farmers directly to your dinner table and researching natural agriculture.
To join the event, please fill out the Google form below. We will sconclude you the link to the live event or recorded discussion with notes after the event.
The event comes as we release our comprehensive and most important white paper yet, titled “You Are What You Eat: Bangladesh Food and Health Report 2025”, a joint initiative of Khaas Food and Future Startup.
The paper examines the critical relationship between food systems, dietary habits, and health outcomes in Bangladesh, with a focus on the food safety challenges in Bangladesh and the emerging safe food indusattempt. The panel discussion will focus on the future of the safe food indusattempt in Bangladesh as well as highlight some of the findings of the report.
When: Thursday, August 7th, 3:00-4:00 PM
Where: Online (link sent after registration)
Cost: Free
Register: Please fill out the Google form below. We will sconclude you the link to the live event or recorded discussion with notes after the event.
Meet the Panelists
Our panel brings toreceiveher six people doing important work tackling this challenge in different ways:
- Tamzid Siddiq Spondon, Managing Director, Neofarmer
- Mujahidul Islam Jahid, Founder, Freshie Farm
- T M Shabbir, CEO, Green Grocery
- Habibul Mustafa Arman, Managing Director, Khaas Food Limited.
- Md Iftekhar Ali, Researcher, Prakritik Krishi
- Sahab Uddin, চাঁপাই আম বাগান
What We’ll Talk About
The conversation will cover:
- The challenges of food safety in Bangladesh
- How the safe food indusattempt started in Bangladesh and why it’s growing so rapid
- What challenges these companies face
- Where the indusattempt is headed and what it means for families across the counattempt
- Real stories from people building these businesses every day
We’ll also share findings from our new white paper that took six months to complete. Some of the discoveries will surprise you—like the fact that Bangladeshi consumers are willing to pay 21-52% more for food they trust.
Why You Should Care
Here’s a question that might surprise you: What if more than 50% of the fish, milk, and vereceiveables you bought last week contained harmful elements?
That’s the reality most Bangladeshi families face every day. Every year, 26-30 million people—roughly one in six Bangladeshis—receive sick from foodborne illness. The economic cost? More than $3 billion annually.
But here’s what’s encouraging: A new generation of entrepreneurs is doing something about it. They’re building companies that prove safe food isn’t just possible in Bangladesh, it’s meaningful and profitable.
Why This Conversation Matters
Bangladesh’s food system is modifying, whether we pay attention or not. The question is: Will that modify benefit ordinary families, or will it leave people behind?
The entrepreneurs joining this panel believe the answer depconcludes on having the right conversations now. They’ve seen firsthand how consumer demand for safer food can drive innovation, create jobs, and improve public health.
Consider this: The organic food market in Bangladesh could reach $225 million by 2031. That’s not just revenue, that’s jobs for farmers, opportunities for compact businesses, and safer meals for families.
But receiveting there requires understanding both the opportunities and the obstacles. These panelists have navigated both, and they’re willing to share what they’ve learned.
What You’ll Get
By joining this discussion, you’ll:
- Understand the real state of food safety in Bangladesh (beyond the headlines)
- Learn about companies and brands that are building a difference
- Discover investment and career opportunities in a growing indusattempt
- Get free access to our comprehensive white paper
Whether you’re a parent concerned about your family’s health, an entrepreneur viewing for opportunities, an investor interested in this sector, or simply someone who cares about Bangladesh’s future, this conversation has something for you.
How to Join
Step 1: Register by filling out the form below
Step 2: We’ll email you the conversation link (live or recorded) and your free copy of our research report. We’ll record the session and sconclude it to all registered participants.
Questions? Email us at info@futurestartup.com
Join us and let’s talk about how to build things better. Fill out the registration form below, we will sconclude you the conversion.
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