"The decision to place fruit-based, non-caffeinated sparkling drinks in the sin tax category, taking GST on Appy Fizz up by to four times f...

Entities from Kolkata, led by Mahendra Kumar Jalan, significantly invested Rs 617 crore in electoral bonds. Keventer Agro, involved in vari...

Ahead of the Grand Finale of the ETPrime Women Leadership Awards (ETPWLA) 2023, the Economic Times takes immense pride in showcasing the no...

According to Mintifi, it will use a large part of the current raise to expand its loan book, and focus on growth of disbursals on its platf...

“We believe that the share of plastics used for these banned SUPs (single-use plastic) is not large (less than 2-3%) and our interactions w...

"A wrong impression is being created that presently there is no Indian paper mill that can manufacture the required paper for making paper ...

India's retail inflation eased to 5.3% in August after hitting a high of 6.3% in May. However, wholesale inflation remained high in double ...

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Launched in 2007, Mobisy enables orders from over 5 mn retail outlets (about a third of India's retail ecosystem) and its goal is to build ...

The seven-year old company posted sales of Rs 72 crore for 2015-16, up from Rs 32 crore in the previous year. Its net loss in 2014-15 was R...

During April-September, glucose category had 19.3% share in the biscuit market in value sales while cookies had 26.2% share and cream 22.2%.

"Owing to a good procurement price and marketing, we have seen an all-time rise in milk procurement this flush season," said GCMMF MD R S S...

The fruit-based carbonated drink segment has a market size of Rs 200 crore at present with products like Appy Fizz, Nimbooz & others.

The packaged foods company on Wednesday reported a net profit of Rs 31.87 crore on net sales of Rs 1,094.77 crore.

Confectionery makers have seen input costs gnaw at their margins so far this year as a steep drop in India’s sugar production has caused pr...

A shakeout in the packaged water sector is looming large, driven by poor business parameters.

Several brands like Bailey and Himalaya have been on the block for several months, but have been unable to find buyers.