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Dutta, who was managing director of Kellogg South Africa in his last assignment, had previously steered the cereal maker's Indian unit.

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The young demographic and expanding disposable income of the Indian consumer is driving the growth of spirits today.

India's cult cafe outlets are brewing a heady mix of beverages, a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic blended hot and cold coffees, c...

Sources said Bacardi was clear that it would not be seen precipitating legal action against its former joint venture partner in the country.

Bacardi, the world’s largest privately-held drinks company, is believed to have told former ally Radico Khaitan that it objects to the new ...

Luxury spirits maker Moet Hennessy, part of LVMH, is reposing faith in its single malt portfolio led by Glenmorangie. India’s booming alcoh...

The Maharashtra government is mulling a plan to levy a duty of Rs 300 per litre of imported liquor, replacing the existing ad valorem rate ...

Mallya's spirits flagship, United Spirits Ltd, has decided to come in with single malts, Dalmore and Jura, besides Whyte & Mackay blended S...

Khodays to stay focused on spirits operations and hive off other emerging businesses into separate companies.

Khodays, one of the prominent southern business families, are gearing up to put the fizz back into their core alcoholic beverage business.

Liquor baron Vijay Mallya is set to end 2006 with over 10% share of the global spirits market.