Britannia Tiger, one of the biggest brands in the kids' segment, has revamped its offerings to embody fun and energy on one hand and health and nutrition on the other.
India’s confectionery market has a ‘bright future’ and will be bolstered by a growing gifting culture and increasing rural consumption, a report suggests.
Seafood Exporters Association of India has issued a warning to its members against doing business with Valli Mar S.R.L, a company based in Chioggia, Italy.
The Indian Parliament has decided to allow foreign investors into the multi-brand retail market, opening its doors to worldwide distribution giants like Tesco, Carrefour or Walmart.
Tea exports from India during April to September of 2012-13 fiscal dropped by 20% to 81.85 million kilograms (kg), according to The Tea Board of India.
Noodle Bar, the Oriental restaurant by Pan India Food Solutions, has opened its doors at Phoenix Market City, Bengaluru, offering range from China, Thailand, Burma, Indonesia, Japan and Korea.
Rossell India, formerly Rossell Tea, has bought Kharikatia Tea Estate in Jorhat district of Assam, India for an undisclosed sum as per an agreement signed on 06 December 2012.
According to preliminary official trade statistics, rice exports in September 2012 were estimated at 676,000 tons, taking MY (market year) 2011/12 rice exports to a record 10.4 million tons.
With curtains down on Diwali, the festival season in India has come to an end, but most food testing labs in the country are yet to give their reports on samples collected by FDAs and FDCAs during the period.
The Indian arm of McDonald's has sought to dispel clams that is uses imported potatoes for its French fries, and states that it has remained true to its commitment to source local ingredients.
Etymologically derived from a composite of Latin preposition of ‘pro’ and the Greek word for ‘bios,’ the word ‘pro-biotic’ means ‘for-life’ or ‘bringing life;’
Excess amounts of salt in cheese are contributing to an epidemic of high blood pressure responsible for strokes, heart attacks and premature deaths, experts have warned.
Indian dairy company Parag Milk Foods plans to invest Rs4.5bn ($82.48m) over the next five to seven years in order to expand its manufacturing footprint and boost its milk procurement capacity.