Hindustan Unilever Limited, the FMCG major, is planning to roll out its premium hair care brand TRESemme in India targeting the salon-frequenting consumers in the urban market.
In keeping with its tradition of launching exclusive and extremely high end products in India, Delhi Duty Free, India’s largest duty free retail set up at T3, IGI Airport in Delhi, has exclusively launched the ‘Royal Salute Diamond Jubilee’ blended scotch whisky.
Lavazza, Italian beverage major has introduced exquisite wine and beer menu in its Delhi Cafe.
Amra Remedies Ltd., the emerging pharmaceutical and healthcare company, today launched a unique Toilet Seat Sanitizer Spray named elavO in Mumbai. This is a first of its kind product and will be followed by other innovative health care products that the company plans to introduce in the Indian market shortly. The product was unveiled by television actress, dancer and performer, Sanjeeda Sheikh, who is also the brand ambassador, at a press conference.
Direct selling FMCG firm Amway India is contemplating on establishing a manufacturing plant in Tamil Nadu.
Ayurvedic products company Himalaya Drug Company has entered the nutraceuticals space with HiOwna-Junior, a nutrition supplement drink for children.
Sugar futures on the National Commodities and Derivates Exchange Ltd (NCDEX) gained 0.62 per cent to Rs 2,914 a quintal on Tuesday, according to a BL report. It is expected that the Government may lower sugar quota for open market sale in the September quarter. This will tighten supply and boost prices, noted the report.
Growing at a CAGR of about 35 percent annually, the Indian non-carbonated drinks market is likely to touch the Rs 54,000-crore mark by 2015, industry body Assocham said yesterday.
Reliance Mart has announced the launch of its first hypermart in Mysore, spread across an area of over 70,000 square feet, showcasing a range in excess of 30,000 products.
The Government of Kerala has initiated steps to implement projects worth Rs 650 crore for the development of fisheries sector in the State.
India is thinking of exporting two million tonnes of wheat from government stock involving a subsidy of Rs 1,000 crore and a decision in this regard is expected soon.
Amway India is now scouting for suitable place to establish two such facilities at an expenditure of around Rs 400 crore.
One of the big names Indian confectionery industry, Sampre Nutritions is set to expand its manufacturing base located near Hyderabad and is planning to take up direct marketing of its own branded products.
Riding back on the humungous growth in its dairy business for the last five years, Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), which sells popular products under Amul brand is aiming at a two-fold increase in its turnover at Rs 30,000 crore in the next seven years.
The Pune-based Parag Milk Foods, the producer of Gowardhan brand of milk, curd, ghee and cheese, will soon make an entry into milkshakes segment as well, a top official said.
