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Sharleen D'Souza has been covering the consumer segment for almost a decade. At Business Standard, she works on consumer trends and FMCG corporates. Off the clock, she's an OTT addict, avid reader, and finds peace in yoga and meditation.
Sharleen D'Souza has been covering the consumer segment for almost a decade. At Business Standard, she works on consumer trends and FMCG corporates. Off the clock, she's an OTT addict, avid reader, and finds peace in yoga and meditation.
The India foods business revenue grew over 28 per cent (plus 9 per cent excluding Capital Foods), and its value-added salt portfolio grew by 26 per cent, with rock salt registering record volumes
The JV will own Mothercare brand and all its IP assets for India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Bangladesh
In consumer durables, demand was somewhat affected by unseasonal rains during Dusshera, according to Nilesh Gupta, managing director of Vijay Sales
Revenue down due to weak performance in fashion and lifestyle business
One of the drivers that automatically fuels growth is that India remains one of the fastest growing retail markets and is poised to become the third-largest by 2030
In August, AICPDF also wrote to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry regarding the rapid growth of the quick commerce industry, which it said is hurting the trade
Noel entered the Tata Group in 1999, taking over the retail arm, Trent, and was later elevated to chairman in 2014
Varun Berry and Cecile Beliot discuss capturing a larger share of the cheese market in India
Throughout his career with the Nestle group, Narayanan has held numerous international leadership roles, spanning markets - Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, Egypt and more
Since 2013, Amazon has invested around $6.5 billion in the e-commerce business in India
Company has been losing out in the soap segment, say analysts
Acquire 46.85% for Rs 846 cr; deal triggers open offer
Coffee, and more specifically, specialty coffee, is pretty much at a tipping point, Nair said
In an exclusive interview Patrick Lasfargues, international partnership executive director, Carrefour and Nilesh Ved, owner of Apparel Group spoke about French retail major's plans for the Indian mkt
The company, which started in the US in the early 1940s and later set foot in India almost 30 years ago, has seen its sales slowly dwindle, and in FY23, its bottom line was in the red
On the PGHH call, Mrinalini Srinivasan, CFO, said that positive trends are finally emerging in the Indian fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry, both in urban and rural areas
It currently has a network of nine own dairy plants and four Safal plants
The partnership intends to establish an apparel innovation platform dedicated to meeting the demands of Indian consumers
Carrefour first entered India in 2010 with cash-and-carry outlets but exited in 2014 due to restrictions on foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail
Mobilise production, inventory to ride seasonal wave