Packaged Water

Reliance to launch Campa Sure water, teams with regional makers to cut cost

Reliance Consumer Products will roll out Campa Sure water in Northern India, priced lower than rivals; the company is partnering with regional makers to ensure quality and reduced rates

World Water Day 2025: Theme, significance, report of UN Water and more

World Water Day is observed on March 22 to raise awareness of the value of freshwater and the necessity of its sustainability management techniques. It inspires us to take action and make a difference

Bisleri FY24 profit rises 82.8% to Rs 317 crore, revenue at Rs 2,689.69 cr

Leading packaged drinking water company Bisleri International's profit rose 82.8 per cent to Rs 316.95 crore in FY24 and its revenue from operations was up 14.8 per cent to Rs 2,689.69 crore, according to an RoC filing by the company. Total consolidated revenue of Bisleri International was up 18.32 per cent to Rs 2,814.04 crore for the financial year ended on March 31, 2024, helped by other income, according to financial data accessed through business intelligence platform Tofler. This is the highest revenue in the last five years for Bisleri International, a company owned by Ramesh J Chauhan, popularly known as RJC, and his family. Bisleri International Pvt Ltd had reported a profit of Rs 173.38 crore in FY23 while its revenue from operations was Rs 2,341.98 crore on a consolidated basis. The total tax expense of Bisleri International is Rs 95.79 crore in FY24. Bisleri's advertising promotional expenses in FY24 were up nearly 60 per cent to Rs 100.96 crore. This was at Rs 63.22 c

Packaged drinking water in India is now a 'high-risk food': Here's why

India's Food Safety Authority has reclassified packaged drinking water as 'high-risk food', triggering stricter safety checks and audits to ensure consumer health and product quality

FSSAI reclassifies packaged drinking water, mineral water as high-risk food

The FSSAI has reclassified packaged drinking water and mineral water as a high-risk food category, mandating stricter regulatory controls and annual facility inspections. The move, effective immediately following an order dated November 29, requires manufacturers to undergo mandatory third-party food safety audits and comply with enhanced quality standards. Central licence holders in this category must now submit to annual inspections aimed at mitigating potential health risks associated with packaged water production. The reclassification by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) follows recent amendments to the Food Safety and Standards (Prohibition and Restrictions on Sales) Regulations, 2011, which previously removed mandatory BIS certification requirements for certain food products. The reclassification is designed to strengthen consumer protection and maintain rigorous quality control in the packaged water industry.

Bisleri will be 'a business run by professionals': Chairman Ramesh Chauhan

Chauhan told Business Standard that Angelo Dias, CEO at the company, is running the business and that he was no longer looking to sell a majority stake in the company

Premium packaged water brand Clear Pani aims to treble sales to Rs 300 cr

The target follows the firm's confidence in doubling its turnover in the current financial year 2021-22 to over Rs 110 cr

Bisleri banking on new recipe but intense competition may make going tough

So what gives the company hope that it will be second time lucky?

Govt seeks reply from packaged water companies over different MRPs

The government has sought explanation from companies selling packaged mineral water over different MRPs of bottles for various places and directed that the sale price should be same at airports, hotels and malls.Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan today tweeted that the consumer forum under his ministry have been receiving complaints relating to different MRP being charged for packaged mineral water at different places.He further tweeted that it came to notice that the companies had printed different MRPs for selling the same bottle at different places like hotels and airports.The ministry had sought explanations from such companies on different MRPs of the same water bottle, he tweeted."Mineral water bottle will be available at the same rate at airports, hotels and malls," he tweeted.In October last year, Paswan had said that sale of packaged water and soft drinks above MRP (Maximum Retail Price) -- including at airports, multiplexes and hotels -- would attract ...

Govt warns of action against sale of packaged water above MRP

Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan urged consumers to be aware and file complaints against offenders