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Covid-19 slows Britannia's total foods journey as biscuits get priority

Plans to scale up its croissants and salted snacks offerings put on backburner

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The company had earlier said in February that it was hoping to take the croissant offerings pan India by May-June this year and salted snacks nationally in the next six months

Samreen Ahmad Bengaluru
With the Covid-19 spread giving a boost to biscuits sales, Good Day maker Britannia has prioritised the production of such products while putting plans to scale up its croissants and salted snacks offerings on the backburner. This has led to a slowdown in the company’s journey to become a total foods company.

During an investor call on Wednesday, the company’s MD Varun Berry said that for the past two months it has followed an 80:20 strategy by focussing 20 per cent of the products which give 80 per cent volumes. 

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