Balaji Wafers' minority stake sale is currently stalled as private equity funds and strategic investors withdrew due to the snack maker's s...

The Minneapolis-based owner of global brands such as Pillsbury and Betty Crocker has approached Balaji’s founders for a deal that could giv...

Consumer goods companies in India are increasing stocks of small packs of biscuits, bhujias, chips, packaged water, and beverages costing ₹...

Industry executives said companies with deeper distribution networks, extensive supply chains and broader retail outreach have been able to...

The Bombay HC noted that the Balaji Rumbles design was similar to that of the Lay’s Maxx registered design, and passed the interim order la...

Nearly three-quarters of Indian adults snacked more than they did a year ago, compared with a global average of 49%, according to a study b...

Dosa masala burgers, jaljeera and aam panna drinks, masala oats — these are just a few products in portfolios of snack-makers, even the mul...

Balaji Wafers, the second biggest player in the potato chips segment, has seen its share rise from 16.7% to 18.5% during the period.

Riding high on its health benefits owing to high fibre content, it is embraced by families looking for healthy options,” said Suresh Saraf,...

Neel Kotak, MD and CEO at Iscon Balaji, said, “We will have a number of potato speciality products, including Indianised innovations to com...

Virani isn’t sure that bringing in an external investor, but the GenNext is convinced, and since they are running the show, he will go with...

Balaji Wafers plans to invest Rs 200 cr in next 2 years to expand to the south and north Indian markets by setting up local units.

The new plant of potato flakes will come up near Boriavi, a small town between country's milk capital Anand and Nadiad.

Branded namkeen like dal, chivra & bhujia accounted for 52% of total salty snacks sales of Rs 9,400 cr in the year ended June.

The Bakemans debacle serves as a grim reminder that the journey from one state to a pan-India presence is fraught with risk.

With a 20g pack priced at Rs 5, the US-based snacks and soft drink maker hopes to reclaim market share nibbled away by domestic players.

Chataka Pataka Tangy Tomato Snacks happens to be all over Gujarat - present in almost every paan shop and organised retail outlet, but with...