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South Korean brands surge into India via JVs, investments in soju, beauty, foods amid K-wave boomKorean consumer brands are expanding into India across alcohol, beauty, food, and cigarettes, leveraging the 'Korean Wave'. Jinro soju has ...- Korean craze goes mainstream: QSR chains spice up menus with Korean-inspired snacksMajor American quick service chains like McDonald's, KFC, and Domino's are incorporating Korean cuisine into their menus, aiming to revital...
- Lotte to enter snacks segment; to invest $300 million in next 5 years in IndiaLotte Wellfood CEO Paul Yi discusses the growing popularity of Korean culture and foods globally, including in India. The company plans to ...
- Orion India announces expansion of Korean snacks portfolioOrion India, a subsidiary of South Korea’s Orion Holdings, is expanding its Indian snacks portfolio by introducing new products and increas...
- K-food and K-beauty newest entrants on K street: Kos Kuick to kapitalise on Korea krazeFrom savouring fiery Buldak noodles to munching shrimp flavoured Nongshim chips, watching K-dramas, listening to K-pop, and using K-beauty ...
- LOTTE India takes up capacity expansion at TN plant; to add 200 new jobsLOTTE India, a chocolate manufacturer and supplier, has invested Rs 185 crore to ramp up production at its factory in Tamil Nadu. The expan...
- Prices of imported healthy foods, fruits may come down, but marginallyHealthy natural foods maker Slurrp Farm co-founder Meghana Narayan said: “The reduction of duties is likely to positively impact consumer p...
- Hoping it’s a festival of festivals, firms rush to stock shelves earlySome of the top consumer-facing FMCG and apparel and lifestyle companies are advancing their festival season planning and product promotion...
- Orion invests Rs 200 cr to set up manufacturing facility in Rajasthan; to hire 1000 in 2 yrsThe plant spread over 17,385-square-meter will produce the 'original Choco-Pie' beside its 'soon to be introduced' product portfolio as par...
- Indians ordered 95 biryanis per minute; falooda is the new favourite dessert this yearThe humble khichdi witnessed a 128 per cent increase in orders this year.
- Lotte India relaunches its iconic coffee toffee brandThe Chennai-based company has rolled out a targeted nationwide marketing campaign for the coffee toffee’s comeback 'Coffy Bite' to stay rel...
- ITC’s top eight FMCG brands cross the $2-billion milestoneThe packaged food business is projected to be the majority contributor to ITC’s goal to achieve Rs 1 lakh crore sales from the FMCG busines...
- Prataap Snacks to invest Rs 150-200 crore in next 2-3 years: Amit Kumat“We are working on a few more products so that H2 results are equivalent to H1 results”
- Lotte Confectionery seeks 5% of its global revenues from IndiaFounded by Satish Chandra Chona in Karachi in 1944, Havmor had to wind up and cross the border within three years following the partition. ...
- South Korea's Lotte Confectionery to buy Havmor's ice cream business for Rs 1,020 croreAhmedabad-based Havmor has a significant parlour network across 14 states in India. It makes 150 kinds of products from two plants and sell...
- Lotte India to invest Rs 300 crore in HaryanaLotte India Corporation Ltd, a subsidiary of Lotte Confectionery Company Ltd of Korea, will invest a sum of Rs 300 crore at IMT Rohtak.
- Global price slump to boost Cocoa importIndian chocolate companies get a breather on their shopping bill overseas for cocoa as global prices drop on the back of higher sales from ...
- Domino's to expand product offering in India, eyes small townsUS quick service restaurant chain Domino's Pizza on Sunday said it will expand its product offering and focus on smaller towns for growth o...
- Lotte India acquires 22 acres land in ChennaiLotte India Corporation Ltd, formerly known as Parrys Confectionery Ltd, on Wednesday said it has acquired land measuring 21.52 acres in th...
- Fruits, nuts edge out plain vanillaMajor changes have occured in the choice of flavours in the Rs 700 cr branded ice cream market.
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