INDIA FOOD FORUM - Food & Grocery

German wholesale retailer Metro Cash & Carry is almost more than a decade old in India now, but continues to post losses. In FY15, it reported a net loss of `110.72 crore, compared to a loss of `142.14 crore a...

Nestle is doubling the number of Maggi variants to 12 as it looks to regain the market share of the popular snack brand, says Narayanan...READ MORE

Coca Cola will accelerate re-franchising, selling of its bottling businesses globally, by 2017-end, the beverage giant's global president James Quincey said in a Deutsche Bank Global Consumer conference call on Thursday night. "We are going to go from being...

Here's a look at how food prices have swung and impacted our budgets from 2014 till May this year...READ MORE

L’Oreal India Pvt. Ltd has reintroduced its popular Ultra Doux natural shampoo from the 1990s as Garnier Ultra Blends as part of a worldwide relaunch, as the maker of Garnier and Maybelline brands bets on the rising interest in...

ITC Ltd, using its wide distribution network, is working on two sales strategies with an aim to expand its packaged food business. In a bid to widen its product offerings in the mass-market segment, the tobacco-to-hotels conglomerate is launching products...

Concerned over food inflation, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will review the situation on Wednesday and discuss steps to keep in check prices of essential commodities, including pulses. Retail prices of pulses are still ruling high at over Rs 170 per...

Yoga guru Ramdev's aide Balkrishna has urged UP Chief Secretary Alok Ranjan to allot 1,000 acres of land in the Yamuna expressway area for Patanjali Ayurved, saying the Haridwar-based FMCG company promoted by the yoga guru, plans to invest...

What’s common to Sachin Tendulkar, Amitabh Bachchan, Nita Ambani, Hrithik Roshan, Farhan Akhtar and Swati Piramal? Apparently all these Mumbai-based celebrities are consumers of Pride of Cows, the premium farm-to-table milk brand from Parag Milk Foods, which is ready...

Amazon has launched its online grocery service in London on Thursday 9th June, its first step into the increasingly competitive UK grocery market. Amazon Prime subscripers will have access to the new service – AmazonFresh – but are required...