New Delhi [India], July 22 (ANI/SRV): INMYCITI organized the "Pillars of Indian Economy-Punjab Chapter", held on July 12, 2022, at Novotel, Chandigarh, an event conceptualised by the founders Gopal and Krishnan Arora, organized event in collaboration with the Government of Punjab, and the state party AAM AADMI Party. The aim was to acknowledge the business contribution and encourage the entrepreneurs to do their best. Nearly 50 businesses joined their hands to make the event successful. Among the different companies, Nahar Paper and Board Mills received an award under the pillar category, for their dedication, eco-friendly practices, and long contribution to the state GDP. Nahar Paper and Board Mills, located in Ludhiana with 38 years of experience provide sustainable packaging solutions designed to meet the needs of the industry. It is a GREENCO Platinum-rated company by CII. They offer an extensive range of cutting-edge products from corrugated boxes and duplex boards to mo
Mumbai: Daawat, the flagship brand of 70-year-old consumer food company LT Foods has launched a new campaign to extend its ‘Banega Toh Farq Dikhega’ proposition. The campaign will be launched pan India across major TV channels, digital, social media, and OTT platforms. The TVC, featuring actors Paresh Rawal and Hussain Dalal, showcases the finely curated four-step process of
Delhi lockdown triggers another panic buying
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Grocery products makers said packs were flying off shelves in the capital, similar to what happened before the lockdown was imposed in Maharashtra earlier this month, and there were serpentine queues in front of liquor shops at various high streets and standalone small outlets.
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People in Delhi on Monday thronged shops to stock up everything from liquor to packaged foods such as biscuits, noodles, packaged rice and edible oils, to hygiene and sanitising products ahead of a week-long lockdown from 10 pm.
Grocery products makers said packs were flying off shelves in the capital, similar to what happened before the lockdown was imposed in Maharashtra earlier this month, and there were serpentine queues in front of liquor shops at various high streets and standalone small outlets.
LT Foods picks 30% stake in Netherlands-based Leev through subsidiary
LT Foods Ltd sells packaged rice under the Daawat, Heritage and Royal brands. This acquisition gives LT Foods subsidiary NBF BV a reach to the consumers directly via the mainstream distribution strength of Leev.
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New Delhi: LT Foods Ltd, which sells packaged rice under the Daawat, Heritage and Royal brands, on Wednesday said it has acquired a 30% stake in Leev.nu, a Netherlands-based packaged foods company, through its subsidiary Nature Bio Foods BV.
The transaction allows Nature Bio Foods (NBF BV) an option to acquire a further 21% stake in Leev.nu at the end of five years, the company said in a statement.