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D2C brand Kapiva launches Rs 50 crore fund to support R&D in AyurvedaHealthcare brand Kapiva launched a Rs 50 crore innovation fund to support research and product development in Ayurveda. The fund will back ...- India's Ayurveda product market to reach Rs 1.2 lakh crore by FY28: StudyIndia's Ayurveda market is poised to grow to USD 16.27 billion by FY28, driven by demand for natural remedies, government support, and the ...
- The Ayurveda Experience raises $6 million in Anicut-led roundTAE retails over 100 stock keeping units across three beauty and personal care brands – Iyura, Ajara and A. Modernica; and one supplement, ...
- Lotus Herbals acquires 20% in D2C Startup Yogic SecretsYogic Secrets has also raised an undisclosed amount of strategic funding from the family office of Lotus Herbals.
- Emami seeks for increased levels of competitiveness by remaining firmly involved in AyurvedaGoenka noted that in order to advance the business, the focus on analytics and technology in sales and distribution will be further reinfor...
- Valid medical prescriptions must for sale of specified ayurveda, unani drugs online: CCPAThe Central Consumer Protection Authority on Thursday directed e-commerce entities to sell specified ayurveda, siddha and unani drugs only ...
- D2C brand Nat Habit raises $4 million in funding led by Fireside Ventures“The fresh funding will be used to accelerate growth, increase channel presence, expand categories, invest in marketing, technology and sco...
- Vedix enters body care segment and launches international operations in the US, UK, Canada and AustraliaThe ayurvedic firm has launched over half a dozen new products including body wash, lotion, oil and scrub. Vedix, has also launched its ope...
- Vedix expands hair oils range, to compete with Emami, Marico and Mama EarthThe firm has launched hair oil, shampoo and mask, claiming the range is in effort to bring ayurveda in a modern format and customised for n...
- Vedix expands value-add hair oils, to compete with Dabur, HUL and MaricoAyurveda beauty brand Vedix said it has expanded its hair care portfolio with base and booster oils in a market dominated by players such a...
- Vedix to enter oil pulling segment, to compete with Dabur and Colgate“Our offering comes with a customised layer as Ayurveda teaches us. We have perfected blends of herbal extracts, essential oils and cold pr...
- Kerala Ayurveda arm partners eBay to launch products in US marketThe online marketplace will allow Kerala Ayurveda Inc, USA, the wholly-owned subsidiary of Kerala Ayurveda Ltd, to build out an exclusive s...
- Covid-19 has led to an increase in demand for immunity-boosting Ayurveda productsSeveral old and new companies have latched on. Baidyanath Group logged a three-fold jump in sales of chyawanprash as well as honey and gilo...
- Can India market Ayurveda in the business of beauty?If it is natural, then it comes at a certain price, say brands, that are making Ayurveda a luxurious experience.
- Online channel to contribute 3% of sales in 3-5 years: DaburLast month Dabur tied up with e-commerce major Amazon for an online ayurveda marketplace, which will house all ayurvedic brands and product...
- Dabur, Amazon set up ayurveda marketplaceDabur will take the lead on the content, while rival ayurveda brands listed with Amazon will be part of the marketplace.
- Dabur bets big on digital revolution;to target young consumersDabur India is strengthening online presence through partnership with large e-retailers and its own portals.
- Indian sellers prepare for Black Friday sales on Amazon platformThe selection includes products from Himalaya in organic & Ayurveda health supplements, and healing crystals, fish-eye lens for iPhone amon...
- Dabur sets up LiveVeda store on SnapdealPackaged goods maker Dabur has tied up with online marketplace Snapdeal to set up an e-store for its ayurveda products called LiveVEDA.
- HUL to bring back Ayush with its first exclusive e-commerce launchHindustan Unilever (HUL) is bringing back its Ayurveda brand Lever Ayush from the dead and going mainstream.
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