The Indian snacks market is expected to reach $23.69 billion in 2028, expanding at a CAGR of 12 per cent from 2023 to 2028
Jagtiani was originally from India and started the business in 1973 with one store in Bahrain
Tim Hortons' cheapest food item in India is Timbits, or 'donut holes' priced at Rs 39
ABFRL also saw a 26 per cent rise in net sales at Rs 2,880 crore in the January-March quarter as it focused on expanding its network of stores
Following the METRO buy, it shuts a few warehouses as part of the integration exercise
FMCG giant may absorb these businesses into its own supply chain
According to Indian Paints Association, the paints and coating sector in the country is expected to touch Rs one trillion in next five years, from Rs 62,000 cr currently
The Chinese e-commerce company had first entered the Indian market in 2017
The CoC had provided two options in the EoI and the last date for submission was April 7
For the past two years, these companies were forced to increase prices and cut grammage as raw material costs rose significantly
Beer to be allowed in certain offices in Haryana, other states allow its sale in stores and malls
During the year, the paints major crossed Rs 34,000 crore in revenue at a consolidated level
Lifestyle International includes four brands -Lifestyle, Home Centre, Easy Buy and Max
In its forecast, NIQQ said that despite global uncertainties, India's FMCG market forecasted growth is at 7%-9% for full year 2023
Pidilite's volume growth stood at 7 per cent during the quarter
Home care was the only category that saw growth, 11.2 per cent, on a year-on year basis in April. However, it was down sequentially by 20.9 per cent
Beverages to start at Rs 185 and food at Rs 160
Beverages to start at Rs 185 and food at Rs 160
TCNS Clothing Company, a listed entity with a market capitalisation of Rs 3,215 crore, has ethnicwear brands such as W, Aurelia, Wishful, Folksong, and Elleven
Kumar Mangalam Birla, chairman, Aditya Birla Group, said in the release, "This deal is yet another marker of the Aditya Birla Group's faith in the dynamism and buoyancy of the Indian consumer economy"