Parle-G, the glucose biscuit brand from Parle Products, has consolidated its position as the world's largest selling biscuit brand, says a ...

Parle Products has roped in regional actors Ravi Kishan and Rituparna Sengupta for endorsing Monaco salty biscuits.

The Mumbai-based Parle has close to 45% share of the biscuits market while Nusli Wadia’s Britannia Industries has about 38% share.

Kraft Foods, the world’s second largest foods company, is in talks with at least three biscuit makers including Cremica group and Surya Foo...

GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare is gunning for an even lavish spread by entering the premium, highmargin biscuits and cookies category.

The Company intends to Launch high-end cookies & cream-biscuits under Horlicks brand.

Soaring commodity prices have put smallsized biscuit companies in a spot, as they are forced to cut retailer margins to combat input costs ...

Food prices go through the roof and consumer product companies scrimp on quantity to protect margins.

United Biscuits, the world’s third largest biscuit maker, is making its Indian foray by taking over the manufacturing facility of a little-...

About 40 companies that account for almost one-third of the organised biscuit market in the country will increase prices by 10% across the ...

Surya Food & Agro, which owns 'Priyagold' brand of biscuits, has set up over 175 kiosks at railway stations and will roll out as many shops...

Surya Food & Agro, leading biscuit manufacturer of the 'Priyagold' brand, will launch chocolates and wafers in November as part of its plan...

Cadbury, Britannia, Priyagold, Pepsi are some of the major names which have come up with attractive gift packs this Diwali. Glory of giftin...

Biscuit maker Surya Foods and Agro, that owns the 'Priyagold' brand, today filed draft prospectus for its initial public offer with market ...

The first valuation of its flagship brand, Priyagold, commissioned by Surya Foods, has given the biscuit maker a reason to cheer.

Biscuit manufacturers today demanded value added tax (VAT) on biscuit be reduced to four per cent from the current level of 12.5 per cent.

In the biscuit market, ITC is upping the ante with a slew of competitively priced products. Its deep pockets mean that it can sustain compe...