Ayurveda seems to have found a sweet spot in India’s FMCG playbook as national players turn to regional and niche brands in this space to d...

Apollo AyurVAID is venturing into the Ayurveda product market with a Rs 15 crore investment, aiming to reach Rs 500 crore revenue in five y...

Ayurveda's presence in India's FMCG sector is still small. Kantar reports that most Indian homes buy ayurvedic products. However, the segme...

India's Ayurveda market is poised to grow to USD 16.27 billion by FY28, driven by demand for natural remedies, government support, and the ...

"The last few years have seen a veritable explosion of start-ups in the Ayurveda space. The Ayurveda industry is dominated by some 40,000 M...

Giving a deep focus on laws, practices and regulations related to drug manufacturing and marketing, a two-day training programme exclusivel...

A two-day training program has been conducted in Guwahati exclusively for AYUSH Drug regulators, Drug Inspectors, and Drugs Laboratory Pers...

Herbalife Nutrition, which has been in India for over 20 years, is also working to expand its Ayurveda-based product portfolio and add "mul...

The online marketplace will allow Kerala Ayurveda Inc, USA, the wholly-owned subsidiary of Kerala Ayurveda Ltd, to build out an exclusive s...

The globalised and modernised Ayurveda approach will further boost eBay's business association with Kerala Ayurveda, strengthening the acce...

Company chairman said Dabur has been rolling out products based on the traditional knowledge of Ayurveda in modern ready-to-use formats.

To add to the bullish outlook, the Indian ayurveda industry is projected to record a compounded annual growth rate of a robust 16 % until 2...

The global ayurvedic market is projected to grow from $3428 million in 2015 to $9791 million in 2022.

The segment has fast-tracked on growth with Baba Ramdev-led Patanjali Ayurveda, and a slew of global personal care companies including Hind...

Companies are queueing up to take advantage of the rapid evolution in naturals and ayurveda, which have been a sidelight for decades.

Packaged goods maker Dabur has tied up with online marketplace Snapdeal to set up an e-store for its ayurveda products called LiveVEDA.

Serial entrepreneur Ramesh Vangal, who acquired Kerala Ayurveda Pharmacy (KAPL), is beginning to unfurl the healthcare play.