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Great Eggspectations: Brown, free-range, omega-3 or protein-rich? What’s really worth paying for in an eggIndia’s premium egg market is growing as health-conscious consumers pay more for free-range, cage-free and nutrient-enriched varieties. But...- ‘Our life won’t stop if we don’t eat vada pav’: Tukaram Mundhe’s reply to schoolboy seeking its return to canteens goes viralA video of Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe responding to a schoolboy’s request to bring back vada pav in school canteens has go...
- A dozen ingredients show India's mounting food inflation riskIndia’s everyday thali is getting costlier as weak monsoon rains, the Iran and Ukraine wars and rising demand for crops used in biofuels pu...
- India’s kitchens turn into mini gyms as protein orders soar 150%India's embrace of high-protein diets is transforming grocery habits, with quick commerce platforms seeing a 150% surge in protein-related ...
- Eggs can cause cancer? Orthopedic surgeon reveals truth amid claims that Eggoz used banned chemicalsPremium brand Eggoz landed in a controversy after a YouTube channel released a report claiming that samples of Eggoz eggs tested positive f...
- Indian households shun downmarket palm oil, cutting demand in lockdownEdible oil consumption in India trebled over the past two decades as the population rose
- Doctors issue health advisories to promote plant based diet for public healthThese include Dr Pankaj Chaturvedi, Deputy Director of Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai and Dr Chandrakant Pandav, Former Head of Community M...
- Agri sector likely to remain resilient from COVID-19 impact; to grow 2.5% in FY21: CrisilWith the pandemic and the ensuing lockdown, demand for horticultural produce is likely to be impacted more than that of food grains. Food g...
- How the egg has gone from leaving you light on your feet to feeling heavy in the pocketEgg prices at the retail level peak during November and January every year. This year, the rally started before time due to early onset of ...
- Eggs may be escaping the veg/non-veg divide, emerging as a market ready to be cracked openKejriwal the politician might be in the doldrums at the moment, but Kejriwal the egg dish has, rather improbably, gone global.
- 9 of 10 Indians consume less than adequate proteins: SurveyThe typical Indian meal, whether served in a home in Mumbai or Delhi, is woefully deficient on proteins, said a survey released on Monday.
- Petrol prices: How they movedHowever, for a large part of the 12-month period, from September 13 to August 14, petrol prices had consistently stayed above Rs 80 a litre.
- Direct benefit transfer for food subsidy can help government save Rs 25,000 crore: CrisilFamilies having higher income level will spend the money on protein-rich food like milk, egg, fish and meat, clothing and footwear, rent an...
- Compound feed consumption to touch 28 million tonne by FY18: ReportThe demand for animal proteins and dairy products is likely to drive growth of compound feed consumption to 28 million tonne by 2017-18, sa...
- India's poultry feed demand to rise 9 per cent in 2014India's rising appetite for poultry products will boost domestic demand for animal feeds corn and soymeal this year by about 9 per cent.
- Frozen french toast, boiled eggs to hit retail food outlets soonPackaged matar paneer and chicken vindaloo are passé. Now you will get branded, frozen french toast, omelettes and boiled eggs at retail st...
- While rural Indians getting protein in their diets, supply shortages driving up prices: CRISILCRISIL estimates that in 2009-10, around 11-16%, 15-21% & 18-25% of the demand for direct consumption of milk, eggs, & meat resp. was unmet...
- Food regulator's new ad code hits FICCI wallIndustry chamber FICCI to oppose move to make celebrity brand endorsers responsible for product claims.
- Burning food rates turn heat on economyEconomics seem primed to trigger inflationary spiral, they attempt to cope with prices.
- Poultries hatch branding strategies to stay on topLove and eggs are best when they are fresh, goes a Russian proverb. But can’t call India’s mid-sized poultries smitten, really. At least, n...
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