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Dabur, Ferns N Petals, Lotte India rectify labelling, advertising lapses after FSSAI noticesFood regulator FSSAI said Dabur India, Ferns N Petals, Lotte India and other food businesses have taken corrective measures after being fla...- Dabur, Ferns N Petals and four other firms rectify labelling, ad violations after FSSAI noticesDabur India, Ferns N Petals and four other food businesses have taken corrective action after receiving notices from FSSAI over misleading ...
- Independence Day 2026: The Kolkata chemist who sold foreign medicines, backed Swadeshi and built a pharma empireIndependence Day 2026: Butto Kristo Paul & Co. started as a modest establishment focused on importing foreign medicines. Over time, it blos...
- Swadeshi 1.0 vs. Made in India 2.0: How India turned a 1905 boycott into a 2026 business strategyIndependence Day 2026: From the Swadeshi movement to Atmanirbhar Bharat. Early Swadeshi movements fostered indigenous industries against im...
- Nutraceuticals, get it right from the startThe Indian supplements market is anticipated to soar to nearly fifty-seven billion dollars by twenty thirty, driven by heightened consumer ...
- Maharashtra FDA cracks down on Ayurvedic drug makers, cancels 10 licencesMaharashtra FDA has launched a statewide crackdown on Ayurvedic drug manufacturers. Inspections revealed serious violations of manufacturin...
- These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 23%Market breadth (always a better indicator of the underlying sentiment) has remained positive for a few trading sessions in a row. This is w...
- Luxury hotel chains bet big on India's wellness boomIndian luxury hotel chains are investing heavily in wellness tourism. The Oberoi Group plans twenty new lifestyle resorts across India and ...
- These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 20%It was after quite some time that market breadth, always a better indicator of underlying sentiment, was positive for a few trading session...
- Private equity firm Creador in talks to buy into generic drug co Leeford HealthPrivate equity firm Creador is in advanced talks to acquire a stake. The firm expects to invest ₹800 crore in Leeford Healthcare. This acqu...
- Bengaluru-based dietician shares a desi diet that helps you lose weight and improve mental health: 'When you cut out....'Anupama Menon, a well-known dietician from Bengaluru, recently took to her blog to share how you can lose weight the desi way, eating sattv...
- Payoneer India Cross-Border Excellence Awards 2026: From fashion to wellness, spotlighting India's e-commerce export championsThe Payoneer India Cross-Border Excellence Awards 2026 celebrate India's rising exporters, spotlighting e-commerce leaders in fashion, home...
- US drug regulator issues import alert for drugs made at a Dabur India plantThe US Food and Drug Administration has placed Dabur India's factory on an import alert. This action follows an inspection that revealed si...
- No raids till further orders: Maharashtra tells Bombay HC in Patanjali labelling caseThe Maharashtra government has assured the Bombay High Court it will halt raids and confiscations concerning ayurvedic product labels. This...
- Ayurveda's FMCG share remains low despite rising household useAyurveda's presence in India's FMCG sector is still small. Kantar reports that most Indian homes buy ayurvedic products. However, the segme...
- Candy or cure? Popular digestive Hajmola product faces GST troubleHajmola, a popular digestive tablet, is under GST investigation. Authorities question its classification. They want to determine if it is a...
- Emami to expand ayurvedic product export under ZanduEmami plans to export its healthcare portfolio under Zandu into several newer markets with the company receiving the WHO-GMP and Certificat...
- Declining sales by Patanjali drags down India's ayurvedic products market growth rateIn the first half ended June, ayurvedic products grew 2% in volume while the overall fast moving consumer goods segment grew 3%.
- 77 percent Indian households use Ayurvedic products: PwC reportThe size of the global Ayurvedic market is expected to almost treble from $3.4 billion in 2015 to $9.7 billion by 2022.
- Trader duped of Rs 4 lakh through fake Patanjali websiteThe victim, a 22-year-old engineering student, has lodged a complaint with Bazarpeth police station in Kalyan.
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