FMCG

Doughnut celebrates a decade in India, but how glazed is the future? 

Doughnut was a Hollywood dessert, some thought it was a sweet version of the vada, though some had tried a lookalike product. But is the future of the three big doughnut brands in the country — Mad Over Donuts, Dunkin’ Donuts and Krispy Kreme — as glazed as a sugar-coated roundel?  For Krispy Krème, product […]

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Coca-Cola targets Indian fruit circular economy

Coca-cola is planning to expand its fruit-based beverage offerings, frozen fruit dessert, getting into dairy based value-added products and also exporting those products developed in India. The company is focusing on ‘fruit circular economy’ which basically includes helping farmers in more production, sourcing it from them and making the product in India itself. For the purpose, the

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Mortein set to regain its market position by relaunching Mortein 2.2.

Ace FMCG conglomerate Reckitt Benckiser which is a leading consumer health and hygiene company is ready with their new version of Mortein in India in its 25th year. Current Mortein occupies 11% of market share and they get early mover advantage since 1993 because at that point of time there were no other competitive players

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PepsiCo launches Mirinda Joosy

PepsiCo India launched its all new product, Mirinda Joosy exclusively in Chennai on 29th November, Wednesday. PepsiCo India has touched another milestone by launching Mirinda Joosy, a fizzy drink and this launch enhances its journey of sourcing fruit pulp from India. The new product is a portfolio expansion of the company’s popular fruit flavoured beverage

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Godrej Consumer Products eyes 10% share of professional hair care market

Godrej Consumer Products Ltd. is one of the strong players in the hair colour market in the non-professional segment with brands like Nupur, Expert, BBlunt and Renew with around 25% market share out of total Rs. 3200-3500 crore in the non-professional hair colour market. GPCL aims a completely differentiated products portfolio in professional segment specially

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Bounce back of Haldiram in the snacks segment as country’s largest company

After giving tough competition to PepsiCo and local players in the snack segment Haldiram managed to regain its top position as the nation’s largest snack company surpassing PepsiCo nearly after two decades. Consumers are heading towards healthy food products like Namkeen over chips as it considered unhealthy. The Haldiram business is expanded into three geographical

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French luxury group LVMH keen to tango with Ramdev’s Patanjali

The unified leadership of Baba Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna had already created disruptions in the FMCG industry. This time French luxury group LVMH is showing their interest to work with Patanjali group so that Patanjali group can spread their hands across the country. The LVMH which is a European multinational luxury goods and conglomerate is

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