a self-confessed animal lover, turned vegetarian five years ago and was keen on bringing meat substitutes to India. Through an animal shelter in Udaipur, run by an American couple, he eventually came in contact with the Good Food Institute, a nonprofit in the US that promotes plant-based meat, dairy, and egg substitutes. The company started commercial production at its Udaipur plant a year ago.Sinha is loath to divulge any numbers, except to say GoodDot sells 10,000-15,000 packets a day (its products are sold in 150-250 g packs). The sales occur through its own website, Amazon, Paytm Mall and RCM, a direct seller like Amway.GoodDot also wants to familiarise its product through quick-service restaurants run by a group company. There are three outlets in Udaipur, including two food trucks.called to the scene and set up for a “Reconnaissance Entry”. The entry team carefully made access to the pressurized cylinder and determined that it was still leaking chlorine. Additional resources responded to the scene to support a second entry. The second entry was made utilizing Level A HAZMAT suits. An ambulance was called to the incident to provided a medical standby for the entry team members as they faced extremely high temperatures while operating in the specialized, sealed personal protective suits. During this entry, firefighters were able to take action to stop the leak and confirm the cylinder was sealed. No injuries to firefighters. KC Environmental Health remained on scene to assist in coordinating the cleanup operation.