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Ready-to-cook foods surge 58% as Indian consumers prioritise convenienceThe ready-to-cook (RTC) meals category in India is witnessing rapid growth, driven by rising demand for convenience, urbanisation, dual-inc...- Bengaluru leads in fresher hiring in FMCG at 41%: SurveyThe FMCG sector in India is experiencing a surge in demand for fresh talent. Hiring intent for freshers is projected to rise to 32% in the ...
- Govt says 30 companies taking advantage of PLI scheme for making millet-based productsAround 30 companies, including 22 MSMEs, are benefiting from the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing millet-based pr...
- Bikano aims Rs 1,800 cr turnover in FY24, focuses on expansion in North & East regionsThis new plant will help Bikano's long-term strategy, which is a focused expansion in the northern and eastern regions of the country. It w...
- Tata Consumer Products to acquire Tata SmartFoodz for Rs 395 crTCPL has signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100 per cent equity shares of TSFL, a deal which will help the Tata group FMCG arm to ent...
- Modi Naturals to launch sub-brand Oleev Kitchen to enter RTC/E segments as consumers continue to remain indoorsThe mid-premium brand will be retailed on ecommerce platforms and modern trade channels. Launch of more variants and related snacks are pla...
- PLI Scheme: Perfect recipe to boost economic growth of Indian food processing industryGovernment has taken steps in its endeavour to promote 'Make in India', by covering only those products, for incentivisation, whose end to ...
- Bikano aims Rs 2,500 cr biz in packaged food segment in next 3 yrsLeading packaged snacks brand Bikano on Wednesday said it is aiming to grow over two-fold to about Rs 2,500 crore in the next three years o...
- Demand for packaged ready-to-eat foods gathers steam as Indians crave a break from home foodAs consumers crave a break from home food and are yet skeptical of eating out or ordering in, the packaged ready-to-eat segment is witnessi...
- No proposal to extend ambit of RTE Act: HRDMinister of State for HRD, Satya Pal Singh, informed the Rajya Sabha that the government has merged three centrally sponsored schemes to se...
- Millennials push companies to serve ready-to-eatMTR Foods, another key player in this space, also realised that its brand needed a change to reflect the key consumers of today
- MDH, Everest & other curry masala companies keep recipes secret, alter product to stay up in Rs 6,500-crore marketInnovation seems to be the key in staying ahead in the competition with the companies looking at new ways to enhance the visibility of thei...
- Tata Chemicals aims big in nutraceuticalsTata Chemicals Limited, which is set to launch the Rs 50-crore nutraceuticals manufacturing facility shortly, plans to introduce retail pro...
- Focus on learning, empowerment of teachers and curricula to make Right to Education a successThe focus has to be on ways to improve the standard of schooling, teaching and learning, not just for poor and underprivileged children but...
- Ten ‘Nudges’ for educationRight to Education (RTE) is a supplyside intervention by the government that will make education cheaper and, in the process, every child w...
- Inclusive growth: Malnutrition-education linkInclusive growth is possible only with enhanced participation of the poor in education.
- Veetee Foods to foray into Indian health food segmentUK-based firm Veetee Fine Foods today said it is planning to make a foray into the health food segment in India.
- ITC sees growth momentum despite VATDespite the decision to impose a 12.5% VAT(value-added tax) by many state governments on tobacco, cigarette major ITC believes that its gro...
- It’s soon going to be a foodie delight for schoolchildrenConvenience food - so far a relief for working couples and bachelors while being an essential part of the armed forces’ backpack - could no...
- Open, heat, eat is the new meal mantraWhat’s cooking? Nothing really, if the likes of MTR, Haldiram’s, Cremica, ITC etc have their way.
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