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After Patanjali, existing FMCG players may face challenge from Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's Sri Sri Ayurveda Established in 2003, SSA has products across categories such as breakfast cereals, health drinks, oil, spices, personal care, oral care, cookies and ready-to-cook items. Ensure a credible clean-up in Kodaikanal
The settlement in the Kodaikanal mercury poisoning case, which came to light 15 years ago after the release of contaminated waste materials into the environment, brings partial closure to a long-runn Straight from the B-schools: Here's how an executive MBA degree may catapult your career Institute sources said offers for these senior roles are coming in from across sectors, with salaries at the upper end crossing the Rs 1 crore-mark. Nifty struggles below 7500, Sensex down over 200 pts; FMCG tanks The Indian benchmark 10-year bond yield slumped to a near five-month low on Tuesday after data showing headline retail inflation eased in February gave rise to expectations for a cut in the central bank's key policy rate next month... Over 68% of milk in India does not conform to standards Over 68 per cent of milk in country does not conform to standards laid down by food regulator and most common adulterant found in it is detergent. Mondelez to ride on Batman v/s Superman
The company has initiated a tie-up with Warner Bros for its latest film Batman v/s Superman and plans to continue working with Hollywood & Bollywood studios in the future. Patanjali on track to hit $1 billion sales in FY17 Baba Ramdev's Patanjali Ayurved to record $1bn sales next year Dabur Honitus, Patanjali cough syrup may gain from govt drug ban The recent ban on around 350 fixed-dose combination drugs may benefit herbal and non-codeine products. Be ready for a brand war. Ban on use of plastic hits food delivery businesses in Bengaluru On March 11, the government notified the ban. However, it is not the ban as such but the sudden announcement and the lack of time to shift that is bothering businesses. Food processing industry should make maximum use of solar energy: Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti The growth of this industry is very essential for farmers and therefore it also plays very important role in rural development, MoS for Food Processing said. Dutch beer giant Heineken appoints JM Financial to help increase stake in United Breweries Mallya, his family members and associate companies together own 32.89% of the company and 47.68% of that is pledged, according to data sourced from BSE. Look what's at your doorstep There are a hundred things you have to do. There are the professional commitments, bills to be paid, planning that dinner party, catering to your family Marico relaunches Set Wet deodorants with Ranveer Singh Set Wet was acquired by British consumer goods company Reckitt Benckiser in 2010 before landing up with Marico in 2012. Brand Patanjali driving buzz on social media A lot of buzz was observed around Patanjali becoming a strong threat in terms of market share to rival MNCs such as Colgate, HUL, ITC and Emami, in the FMCG space. Heineken may ask Vijay Mallya to step down from board of United Breweries A Heineken spokesman declined to comment on any move to tighten control over the Indian joint venture, but said India remains an "exciting opportunity". Hindustan Unilever sells rice biz at 49% discount to Daawat maker The decision to sell these units is in line with HUL Eveready to restructure tea biz, open for FMCG tie-up "Packet tea will be a key driver. We are working on it and in the couple of months, we will able to share a clearer picture on our plans," Eveready vice-chairman Aditya Khaitan said. Hindustan Unilever to sell rice exports business to LT Foods The deal transfers inventory along with two rice brands - Gold Seal Indus Valley and Rozana - to LT Foods' Middle East arm. Indians maybe shy but feel comfortable shopping for sex products online When it came to purchasing other products, male performance and women Global Basmati Rice Market Analysis, Research, Growth, Trends and Industry Outlook 2016 Albany, NY, March 17, 2016 -- The report consists of primary and secondary research perused and dissected by experienced industry analysts, supplemented by expert opinions. This provides a detailed look into the... P&G to resume sale of Vicks Action 500 Extra, Phensedyl after Delhi HC stays govt's ban P&G and Abbott will resume sales of Vicks Action 500 Extra and Phensedyl, respectively after Delhi HC stayed government's ban on sale. Decline in rural consumption pinches FMCG companies The agri sector has grown by only 1.6% in the first 4 years of the 12th Five-Year Plan due to deficient rains. The growth target set by the govt is 4%. US-based Proteus Trades Commodities brings Pitbull endorsed Voli Vodka to India Two variants of Voli Vodka will be available starting from May 2016 through retail outlets in the country. Proteus expects to generate around $100 million through the sales of Voli vodka. Baba Ramdev's Patanjali leaves Ayurveda 'pioneers' like Baidyanath and Vicco behind Kolkata-based Baidyanath, which sells nearly 750 products, meanwhile, says it has no ambition to rival Patanjali, Dabur or Himalaya in the core FMCG segments. Rural consumption-driven stocks rally after budget; gains here to stay Key beneficiaries from expected boost to rural consumption are Hero MotoCorp, M&M, HUL, ITC, Shriram Transport Finance, Jain Irrigation, among others Coca-Cola gives voluntary retirement scheme to 65 employees at HCCB bottling plant This is possibly the largest number of employees that Coca-Cola has let go of in the country at any one given time, though the company did not confirm it. Babas join queue to ape Patanjali: Sri Sri draws plan to fire up FMCG According to a report, there is 'renewed aggression' in the market by Sri Sri Ayurveda (SSA) of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's Art of Living after the success of Baba Ramdev's Patanjali brand of products. Maggi ban to hit Nestle show in Asia, Oceania and sub-Saharan Africa regions Nestle SA global chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe and CEO Paul Bulcke maintained that the trust of consumers 'is a non-negotiable priority for our company,'. I don't want to be big for sake of it: Glaxosmithkline CFO Simon Dingemans Tipped as a possible successor to CEO Andrew Witty, Dingemans spoke to ET in Mumbai during his recent trip on plans for India. Pepsico launches new hydration drink Pepsico India launched its new beverage, a hydration drink called 7Up Revive, for Small packs at affordable prices will be a big growth driver: Venkatesh Kini, President, Coca-Cola India Small packs at affordable prices will be a big growth driver: Venkatesh Kini, President, Coca-Cola India - Venkatesh Kini, president, Coca-Cola India and South West Asia speaks about the company's product portfolio, consumption behaviour, distribution, new products, expansion etc. Why Monsanto's Biotech-Food Business Isn't Growing in India After a promising start more than a decade ago, Monsanto Himalaya eyes doubling men's facewash market share to 12 percent ... Herbal health and personal care firm Himalaya Drug Company is betting big on the male grooming segment and expects to double its market share. Process to select best teas in South India begins About 155 entries from 52 tea growing estates were screened at the first level of the 12th Golden Leaf India Awards. India discussing oil-for-food scheme with Middle East nations | ET Auto India needs large amount of crude oil for meeting its energy needs while the Middle East countries are short in food production. Future Group open to selling Ravi Shankar's Sri Sri Ayurveda products Future Group today said it is open for selling ayurvedic FMCG products of Sri Sri Ayurveda promoted by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar of Art of Living.
Gujarat's eight brands most trusted in India Amul continues to be the leader in dairy diversified category of Food & Beverages (F&B) business. It is the only reigning brand in the butter sub-category. FMCG, realty stocks make for better play: Yogesh Mehta, Motilal Oswal Securities Even a single digit growth of 6-7 per cent on a large scale on Hindustan Lever seems to be better from here on P G India may challenge government ban on Vicks Action 500 Extra Consumer goods major Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Healthcare has discontinued manufacture and sale of Vicks Action 500 Extra following a ban by the central government on 344 fixed-dose combination drugs. In a filing to the stock exchanges on Amway teams up with Microsoft for digitally-enabled experience centres in India Amway India partners with Microsoft to launch its first digitally enabled Experience Centre in Bengaluru Keen to operationalise all 42 food parks in 30 months: Harsimrat Kaur Badal Government is keen to make all 42 mega food parks operational in next 30 months with an entailing investment of over Rs 12,000 crore. Providing Basmati, pulses through PDS not feasible: Paswan
Basmati rice cannot be added to the list of 22 food items under the Essential Commodities Act (ECA), and it was also not feasible for the central government to provide pulses through the Public Distribution System (PDS), union Food Minister Ram Buy Dabur India with a target of Rs 265: Mitesh Thacker Buy ?Dabur India Ltd with a target of Rs 265 and a stop loss of Rs 247. Government to pass on benefit to consumers if oil prices rise The minister said there have been allegations that the government is keeping the money earned through excise duty in the treasury, which is "half truth". 'Pepsi may bring brands to India to counter Coke Zero' | Hindustan Times Looking to boost volumes with the onset of summer, beverages and snacks major PespsiCo India today launched a new mini can version of its Pepsi soft drinks brand targeting 'aspirational class' consumers. Pepsi goes for mini cans to push sales Pepsi launches mini-cans of 150ml priced at Rs15; Coca-Cola Co. also has rolled out 180ml cans of Coca-Cola and Thums up priced at Rs20 in select outlets Babas jump on FMCG bandwagon | Business Standard News Ravi Shankar mulls taking his products, available at 600 outlets, to 2,500 stores by 2017; others have plans, too PepsiCo launches new can for 'aspirational class' consumers PespsiCo India today launched a new mini can version of its Pepsi softdrinks brand targeting 'aspirational class' consumers. Sri Sri Ravi Shankar vs Baba Ramdev: the new consumer product war?- Livemint Sri Sri Ayurveda first started selling products in 2003, but its expansion comes at a time when Patanjali Ayurved Non-basmati prices slide on muted demand Non-basmati rice prices eased by upto Rs 100 per quintal at the wholesale grains market today owing to slackened demand. However, other grains moved in a narrow range on little doing. Traders said sluggish demand against sufficient stocks position
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