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RIL arm buys personal care brand VelvetteReliance Consumer Products has acquired personal care brand Velvette from Sujatha Biotech, marking its entry into the personal care market....- Reliance Retail to transfer most of its FMCG brands to RCPL to scale up the businessReliance Retail is set to transfer its FMCG brands, including Campa and various private labels, to Reliance Consumer Products Ltd (RCPL) fo...
- Reliance signs partnership with Sri Lanka-based beverage maker Elephant HouseReliance Consumer Products has partnered with Elephant House, a Sri Lankan beverage maker, to manufacture, market, distribute, and sell Ele...
- Reliance partners with Sri Lanka's Elephant House to intensify fight against Coke & PepsiReliance Elephant House Deal: Reliance's FMCG arm, RCPL, has partnered with Elephant House, owned by Ceylon Cold Stores PLC, to introduce a...
- Reliance Retail Ventures to invest Rs 300 crore in FMCG businessReliance Retail Ventures is investing Rs 300 crore in its newly-formed fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) business, Reliance Consumer Produc...
- Reliance Consumer ties up with Ceylon Beverage to co-pack and manufacture Campa cansCeylon Beverage International will co-pack cans for the Campa soft drinks portfolio in India. While the co-packing partnership has been for...
- Reliance announces distribution partnership with Udaan for Campa ColaThe three Campa flavours on the Udaan platform will be available under multiple price points, including 200 ml, 500 ml and 2,000 ml family ...
- Reliance forming a new camp for pushing Campa ColaReliance had held discussions to acquire a majority stake in Kali Aerated Water Works before it bought Campa in August last year. Bovonto i...
- Former Amul managing director RS Sodhi joins Reliance Retail in advisory roleSodhi, who led Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), which sells India’s largest dairy brand Amul, had been associated wit...
- FMCG executives in demand as biggies jostle for talentIn the last four months, the FMCG arm of Reliance Retail Ventures has announced entries into soft drinks with the Campa and Sosyo Hajoori b...
- Reliance consumer expands FMCG portfolio; sets up direct competition with HUL & ReckittWhile HUL leads the soaps and laundry detergent market with its brands like Lux, Lifebuoy and Surf Excel, Reckitt Benckiser is category lea...
- Will old Campa Cola keep its fizz in a new world?Campa Cola comes back when consumers are moving away from sugary drinks as more and more healthy beverages enter the market. It remains to ...
- Reliance brings Campa Cola back to life"With this launch, Reliance Consumer Products further strengthens its FMCG portfolio, which comprises heritage brands from Sosyo Hajoori, c...
- HCCB revives plans to sell Coca-Cola's bottling businessThe operations could be either split among independent Indian bottlers or could go to a single Indian or an overseas company. The transacti...
- Reliance to acquire 50% stake in Gujarat-based beverages firm SosyoThe 100-year-old company is one of the leading players in the domestic soft drinks market and has a strong presence in Gujarat with brands ...
- How regional soft drinks makers are making a mark in a market dominated by MNCsThe name Sosyo is unlikely to ring a bell unless you have been to Gujarat, the home turf of the 93-year-old brand. Manufactured by the Sura...
- Gujarat's eight brands most trusted in IndiaAmul continues to be the leader in dairy diversified category of Food & Beverages (F&B) business. It is the only reigning brand in the butt...
- Small local brands with deeper reach & lower price give Pepsi, Coke a run for their fizzThere was a time not long ago when strategic discussions between global and Indian teams of beverages giants Coca-Cola and PepsiCo mostly c...
- Hajoori & Sons looks to take a sip of 'Swadeshi drink' pan-India and beyondHajoori & Sons plans to take the brand to Africa and the family is in talks with prospective investors to raise Rs 200 crore for the expans...
- New cola brands like Sosyo ready to take on biggies like Coke and PepsiThe cola companies have their reasons for leaning on these smaller brands, the biggest amongst them being the regional nature of competitio...
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