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Crude surge lifts toy prices ahead of summer rushToy prices are rising ahead of the summer holidays as the West Asia conflict pushes up crude-linked raw material costs, especially plastics...- Garment, toy companies go full throttle as US buyers look beyond ChinaUS tariffs on Chinese imports are opening doors for Indian garment and toy exporters, potentially boosting their capacity utilization to 90...
- Best pull-along toys for kids: Fun, engaging, and developmentally beneficial choicesExplore this collection of the best pull-along toys for toddlers and young children. This selection highlights fun but also safe, and educa...
- Funskool to manufacture Dobble in IndiaFunskool India will manufacture and distribute the game in India. “We are certain this will pave the way for more such collaborations and g...
- India’s biggest toy manufacturing hub to come in Greater NoidaThe domestic manufacturers have said that following the increase in import duty on toys from China in December 2019, they were eyeing bigge...
- Unconventional toys make a comebackPacked with oodles of information, painted in attractive colours, unconventional toys are gaining a comeback as ‘educative’ becomes the key...
- Funskool ties up with Kosmos to sell science toysToy making entity Funskool has signed an exclusive deal with Kosmos, a German-based toy maker, as it forays into science toy category for c...
- Disney signs 50-odd brand associations for Star WarsEarlier this year Disney had signed up 50 advertisers for the latest Avengers sequel, which was the highest for any film in India.
- Funskool to unleash Star Wars toysThe nearly three-decade old company already markets international brands such as Lego, Siku, Leap Frog and Ravensburger.
- Hollywood's upcoming 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' emerges as most marketed movie in IndiaThe sequel to The Avengers expects to earn Rs 120 crore in retail sales from tie-ups with brands including Pepsi-Co’s Mountain Dew, Funskoo...
- GMR plans to build toy manufacturing hub in Kakinada to take on importsThe group has earmarked 300 acres of the 10,000-acre SEZ exclusively for toy-makers -both soft and plastic -from India as well as abroad.
- Supreme Court to decide whether Travel Ludo, Travel Chess & Draughts and Junior Monopoly are toys, puzzles or gamesSupreme Court to take call as Funskool India contests CESTAT ruling declaring 18 products as games.
- China imports losing ground in IndiaThe share of ‘Made in China’ goods in India’s consumption economy has eased as the dragon struggles to keep its cost-competitive manufactur...
- Mahindra & Mahindra opens first toy store Beanstalk to give tough competition to Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance RetailMahindra & Mahindra has launched a toy store and driven into a new market that pits it directly against the Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Reta...
- India set to gain as China losing manufacturing edge due to rising labour costsIndian manufacturers have got back some market they had lost to cheaper Chinese imports & are looking to challenge the dragon in foreign ma...
- Beyblades spin a top-class return: Retailers report huge demand for the high-performance topsBeyblades--those glitzy spinning tops that most young boys had in their pockets some five years ago-are back, with a bang.
- Funskool eyes 80cr turnover; new launches over next 2-monthsLeading toy manufacturer Funskool, a part of the MRF group, is upbeat on the Indian toy story and plans a slew of launches over the next tw...
- Funskool to tap market with movie-based toysToy and game manufacturer Funskool is planning to introduce a range of movie-based toys to tap an estimated Rs 1,250-crore Indian toy marke...
- Funskool seeks to grow in toy market with new magnetic rangeToy maker Funskool India on Thursday said it has launched a new range of magnetic construction toys 'Magnext' as part of the company's plan...
- CNE to expand toy range, goes in for new business modelIn a bid to grab a bigger share of the toy market, Cartoon Network Enterprises India (CNE), the licensing & merchandising arm of Turner Int...
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