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Abhi Bus leaves passengers stranded in Ayodhya: Wrong pickup instructions sent couple 10 km away to find booked bus missing; ordered Rs 30,000 payoutA Kerala consumer commission has ordered Abhi Bus Service India and its partner operator to pay Rs 30,000 in compensation and refund the ti...- Rs 25 Parle biscuit packet was 25g less: Kerala man wins Rs 50,000; 150g pack weighed only 125gA Kannur consumer commission has ordered Parle Biscuits and a local hypermarket to jointly pay Rs 50,000 in compensation and litigation cos...
- Parle Melody: The ₹1 soft power twist Modi served to Meloni and the worldPrime Minister Modi's gift of a Parle Melody toffee to Italy's Giorgia Meloni symbolised India's evolving soft power. Beyond traditional ex...
- Viral video: Parle-G packet sells for Rs 2,300 in Gaza, Palestinian father shares post about daughter’s favourite treatA viral social media post featuring a Palestinian girl in Gaza holding a Parle-G biscuit has spotlighted the severe food shortages and infl...
- FMCG cos tailor price points for quick commerce to protect Kirana storesConsumer goods firms like Parle Products, HUL and ITC are creating exclusive product packs for quick commerce platforms to protect kirana s...
- Parle-G's hilarious response to influencer's poser: 'What to call the owner - Mr. Parle or Parle-G?'Parle-G pleasantly surprised fans on Instagram by humorously replacing its iconic girl with influencer Zervaan J Bunshah on the biscuit pac...
- Parle-G: The humble biscuit that became the taste of IndiaParle-G, the iconic biscuit brand in India, has remained popular with the masses for decades. It has been a symbol of India's large consumi...
- Parle set to foray into packaged atta marketIndia's packaged atta market is pegged at around Rs 20,000 crore, or 60 lakh tonnes annually. Within the segment, half of the market is con...
- Still hopeful of govt lowering 18% tax on biscuits costing less than Rs 100 a kg: Mayank Shah, Parle ProductsWe raised biscuit prices after waiting over a year for govt to correct high GST rates and that hurt demand
- When biscuits followed Gavaskar on Caribbean tour!This fact was revealed by his sister Nutan at a function organised to mark his birthday by the Legends Club at the CCI.
- Nestle supplies Maggi noodles to rain-hit ChennaiAfter remaining at loggerheads with the government over ban on Maggi noodles, Nestle India was today listed among the top suppliers of food...
- 73-year-old biscuit pioneer, Parle-G becomes India’s first homegrown Rs 5K crore FMCG brandWhen Parle Products launched Parle-G in 1939 during the British rule, the firm considered it a responsibility to sell affordable biscuits t...
- Standard pack sizes to inflate your grocery billCome July, and these packets have to move to standard weights - in multiples of minimum 5 grams after 10 grams- in a move that is expected ...
- FMCG cos HUL, GSK Consumer, GCPL, Emami, Dabur and others may increase prices due to input cost pressurePrices of packaged milk, biscuits, yoghurt, edible oil, hair oil, soaps, balm and detergent are set to rise 5-10% over the next couple of m...
- Food and FMCG companies like Britannia, Parle, Cadbury cutting down product quantityThe price of your favourite brand of noodles or biscuits may have remained constant despite inflation, but what about the quantity?
- Future Group, Spencer's, PepsiCo say contribution of bulk packs to total sales rising fastWhat slowdown? Big retailers are reporting more than 20% year-on-year jump in same-store sales since May.
- FMCG cos make packaging changes to cut costFirms are tweaking size & thickness of packages, replacing costly material with cheaper alternatives.
- Makers of impulse food report substantial gains during festive seasonChocolates, salty snacks and juices pack a punch during festive season.
- Lower weight, higher prices stump buyersFood prices go through the roof and consumer product companies scrimp on quantity to protect margins.
- Ready-to-eat meals at rocking pricesYour ready-to-eat meals will get cheaper by Rs 1-5 , following finance minister P Chidambaram’s waiving off excise duty for ready-to-eat me...
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