Traditional Indian snacks, or namkeen, have dominated the FMCG sector, with sales reaching nearly 50% of the salty snacks market in 2023-24...

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Be it bhujia, chivra or the multi-named fried and spiced peanuts – they’re more than a match for potato chips on the tidbits smorgasbord

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Company says Lay’s & Kurkure are still leaders in the segment and registered double-digit growth rate.

Haldiram posted sales of Rs 4,224.8cr in the year ended Sept, compared with PepsiCo’s Rs 3,990.7cr from brands like Lay’s, Kurkure & Uncle ...

While RJ Corp's association with PepsiCo is limited to beverages, its snacks brand was in direct competition with PepsiCo's Kurkure.

“Our snack brand is priced at the entry level and will not compete with PepsiCo’s value-added products,” an RJ Corp spokesperson told.

Prataap Snacks besides local strongholds Haldiram’s and Balaji Wafers within the Rs 20,000-crore salty snacks category.

According to market researcher Euromonitor, sweet and savoury snacks have grown by 26%, highest within packaged food segment between 2010 a...

Beverage and snacks major PepsiCo India is rolling out Lay’s Crispz and Twitz, two sub-brands with Rs 5 entry-level packs, to take the bran...

PepsiCo’s beverage portfolio includes flagship cola Pepsi, lemon-based Mountain Dew, 7 Up and Nimbooz, Tropicana juices and Aquafina packag...

Indians consumed more packaged salty snacks than any other FMCG in 2013, as they emerged as the fastest growing grocery category, according...

“Conversion from loose to packaged and convenient price points of Rs 5 and Rs 10 are key differentiators driving this category,” said ITC D...

PepsiCo Foods has signed on actor Ranbir Kapoor to endorse its Lay’s potato chips as part of a repositioning exercise to make it a more you...

ITC’s snacking brand Bingo! is the fastest growing brand in the packaged food business with a growth rate upwards of 30%.

Branded namkeen like dal, chivra & bhujia accounted for 52% of total salty snacks sales of Rs 9,400 cr in the year ended June.