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On a health kick, FMCG companies chase sugar-free rushDriven by health awareness and the 'Eat Right Movement,' Indian packaged food companies like Britannia, Nestle, and Tata Consumer are signi...- ITC, Nestle and other FMCG giants widen ecomm web to click with customersMajor packaged goods cos such as ITC, Nestle, Amul, Dabur, and Marico are expanding their ecommerce platforms to multiple cities, offering ...
- Low-fat products can fatten FMCG top boss’ package: Cos link nutrition goals with KRA in wellness driveMajor packaged foods companies like Nestle, ITC, Britannia, PepsiCo, and Danone are linking CEO and top executive KRAs with nutritional goa...
- FSSAI is now more pro-active, industry-centred with fast responses: NestleNestle India has praised FSSAI's proactive and industry-centred approach over the past decade, particularly in improving NABL-accredited la...
- FMCG demand sluggish in urban India on account of food inflation, commodity costs: Nestle chairmanNestle India's chairman, Suresh Narayanan, highlights muted urban demand amid rising food inflation, impacting FMCG growth. The company's n...
- Nestle India needs to up its game to justify premium valuationsThe profitability also suffered on account of inflationary prices of coffee and cocoa. The operating profit margin corrected by 100 bps to ...
- Nestle India to launch Cerelac with no refined sugarNestle India is launching 14 new variants of Cerelac baby food without refined sugar by November-end. This follows a controversy where it w...
- Nestlé's Sweet Solution: Launches zero refined sugar Cerelac amid criticismNestlé has launched new Cerelac variants without refined sugar in India. Out of 21 variants, 14 will be refined sugar-free. Seven new varia...
- PepsiCo trials for well-oiled India chip machine onPepsiCo India is experimenting with replacing palm oil and palmolein with a blend of sunflower oil and palmolein in Lay's, the country's la...
- FSSAI in process of collecting pan-India samples of Nestle's Cerelac baby cereals: CEOFSSAI collecting Nestle's Cerelac samples nationally due to sugar concerns. Nestle reduces sugar by 30%. CEO highlights food fortification ...
- Nestle Ceralac controversy: Consumer protection regulator asks FSSAI to probe claims of co adding sugar in baby productsThe Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) urged FSSAI to investigate Nestle India for allegedly adding sugar to baby products. Sourc...
- 'We never compromise on nutritional quality': Nestle issues clarification on Cerelac sugar controversy"We would like to assure you that our Infant Cereal products, are manufactured to ensure the appropriate delivery of nutritional requiremen...
- Nestle may face strict action by Indian food regulator if found guilty in sugar controversy; brand issues clarificationNestle adds sugar to infant milk sold in less affluent nations including India but not in its primary markets like Europe or the UK, report...
- Nestle India shares drop over 5% to record worst day in 3 years. Here's whyNestle India's shares plunged 5.4% on Thursday to Rs 2,409.55 on BSE, following revelations of adding sugar to baby food in India but not i...
- Nestle adds sugar to baby cereal sold in India but not in Europe & UK, study revealsNestle admitted adding sugar to infant milk in some nations but not in Europe. In the lucrative Indian market, exceeding $250 million in sa...
- Nestle adopts regional cluster approach to fast-track growth; to reduce salt content in MaggiThe maker of Maggi instant noodles, KitKat chocolate and Cerelac infant foods crossed Rs 10,000 crore in sales for the year ended December ...
- Trendy babies are burping to organic food these daysThe green demand grows steadily among health-conscious affluent parents.
- Nestle adopts health mission to make their products healthierNestle SA has announced a series of commitments to reduce sugars, sodium, saturated fats and trans-fats, introduce nutritious products, ste...
- Pharma Department mulls ban on sale of baby food items at pharmaciesIn the wake of Maggi controversy, Department of Pharmaceuticals is mulling to bring a proposal to ban sale of baby food products and other ...
- Nestle changing tack, plans Maggi makeoverTill now the focus of Maggi, Nestle India’s most heavily advertised brand, has been almost entirely on children below 12 years. All that is...
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