Amidst a flourishing economy, numerous Indian consumer brands are on the hunt for capital, showcasing a notable uptick in fundraising effor...

Gurugram-based Wingreens Farms has shifted focus to offline channels to improve unit economics. Its FY23 expenses grew faster than revenue,...

The Wingreens deal is at a huge discount from Raw Pressery’s valuation of Rs 500 crore two years ago when it last raised capital of Rs 65 c...

The Wingreens-Raw Pressery deal, done at a valuation of Rs 100-110 crore, is a share swap for investors and a far cry from the juice maker’...

Raw Pressery had raised over Rs 200 crore in equity and debt from a clutch of funds including Alteria Capital, Sequoia Capital, Saama Capit...

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (Fssai) has issued a new draft notification, proposing to prevent the use of the word on t...

IMG-R also helped in three licensing deals - MI’s with New Era (caps) and Boat (headphones), and KXIP with Boat (headphones).

This marks Alteria Capital’s first equity co-investment and the fourth investment from its ₹1,000-crore debt fund.

The four-year-old beverage maker is also in talks with family offices and institutional investors to raise an additional $5 million as part...

Provenance will be another key driver in the marketing world going forward, say marketing experts.

The investment by DSG Consumer Partners is the second bet placed by it in the packaged beverages space.

It’s a unique chance to get insights into how national and regional brands can tap into this trend and what both multinationals and homegro...

Over the past 4-5 years, consumer product startups have been making their mark in a domestic startup ecosystem dominated by consumer intern...

Jacqueline Fernandez invests Rs 3.5 crore in Rakyan Beverages that makes juices under Raw Pressery brand, pegging its value at Rs 120 crore.

Rakyan said the three-year-old startup is streamlining the back end, working with farmers in planning harvests and forecasting demand.

The new investors coming in the latest round include, consumer-focused early-stage investment firm DSG Consumer Partners and Saama Capital.

Nutritionists say the considerable amount of heat generated by centrifugal juice extraction destroys valuable enzymes and oxidizes vitamins.