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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...- 12 Hair Oils: Unlock Stunning Hair with These 12 Luxurious Hair OilsDelve into the world of hair oils, uncovering 13 essential oils renowned for their ability to enhance the health and beauty of your hair. F...
- Toothpaste sales see uptick following increase in demand for specific-use flavoursThe market is fast moving from generic all-in-one toothpastes to more need-based offerings such as whitening, mint & herbal flavours, and t...
- Science-based ayurvedic healthcare gains consumer mindspaceThe word ‘Immunity’ saw a 500% increase while ‘Vitamin C’ searches went up by over 150% in 2020. With no Covid vaccine in sight, Ayurveda e...
- Ayurvedic products less than 1 per cent of India's FMCG market: Kantar WorldpanelThe low sales contribution is despite more than a dozen leading companies flooding retail shelves with hundreds of natural and herbal varia...
- 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%.
- ITC partners with Amway India to sell new immunity beverageITC and Amway hinted at extending the strategic partnership with more immunity-boosting breakfast and meal solutions. “Our portfolio of pro...
- Farmers earning as much as Rs 3 lakh per acre by cultivating herbsA small group of farmers are earning as much as Rs 3 lakh per acre by growing herbs and aromatic plants.
- Why companies like HUL, Patanjali, Dabur are taking a crack at the market for ayurvedic and herbal productsCompanies are queueing up to take advantage of the rapid evolution in naturals and ayurveda, which have been a sidelight for decades.
- Dabur bets big on digital revolution;to target young consumersDabur India is strengthening online presence through partnership with large e-retailers and its own portals.
- MNCs play catch-up in natural personal careNatural products have become a formidable force in India's personal care market. Currently , they account for 41% of the total market and a...
- To woo youngsters, FMCG companies give Ayurveda contemporary makeoverHamdard, a 110-year-old organisation dealing in Unani (Perso-Arabic traditional medicine) products, has made quite a few changes in its fro...
- Yoga Gurus: The leaders behind India's hottest consumer productsRamdev, Ravi Shankar, Gurmeet Ram Rahim and Jaggi Vasudev are among leaders lending their names to everything from honey, herbal remedies t...
- FMCG major Dabur plans to counter PatanjaliTo start with, the Burman family-led company with sales of around Rs 7,800 crore, will beef up its women's healthcare range.
- Ayurvedic & herbal FMCG space: Ramdev's Patanjali sets the pace even as HUL recasts its businessHow Hindustan Unilever is recasting its ayurvedic and herbal FMCG business in a fast-growing sector in which Ramdev’s Patanjali is setting ...
- Dabur ropes in Malaika Arora to rejuvenate 30-Plus energiser brandDabur will relaunch energiser brand 30-Plus this month and has roped in Malaika Arora Khan to revitalise the brand it acquired in May last ...
- Kishore Biyani to launch Panchagavya cosmetics and health remedy products in Big BazaarThree years ago, Kishore Biyani hired mythologist Devdutt Pattanaik to help create a model drawn from Indian mythology.
- Ajanta Pharma jumps on talks with Dabur India to sell brandAjanta Pharma rose more than 6 pc after Dabur India was in talks to buy '30-Plus' multi-vitamin supplement brand from Ajanta Pharma.
- Dabur India eyes Ajanta Pharma's 30-Plus brandThe deal is expected this week and will be under 50 crore, one of the officials said, requesting anonymity.
- Ayurveda looks for some branded appealMove over wellness centres in distant hills offering ayurvedic treatment. You can now walk into branded centres offering an array of ayurve...
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