Need soap? Why not check out a smartphone, too? Or, how the humble kirana is becoming uber cool.
New products, new business models. This isn't your parents’ shop anymore.
FMCG
Need soap? Why not check out a smartphone, too? Or, how the humble kirana is becoming uber cool.
New products, new business models. This isn't your parents’ shop anymore.
Need soap? Why not check out a smartphone, too? Or, how the humble kirana is becoming uber cool.
Kiranas trounce Walmart-Amazon-DMart 9-1: how the small grocer keeps winning big
Indian households can’t do without the neighbourhood store. And consumer-goods companies pray at its abode. But it is beginning to feel the pinch of supermarkets and online stores.
Kiranas trounce Walmart-Amazon-DMart 9-1: how the small grocer keeps winning big
Indians dislike modern breakfast cereals. A startup wants to change that — with a 4,000-year-old grain.
It's a market that has frustrated giants like Kellogg's. But Bengaluru-based Soulfull, which sells ragi-based products, believes it has found a way to win: Eschew the ‘breakfast cereal’ label altogether.
Indians dislike modern breakfast cereals. A startup wants to change that — with a 4,000-year-old grain.
Unilever has a food problem
The company’s recent move to club its foods and refreshments businesses may not yield much, considering the intense competition in those categories. While it is trying to change the game around, there are significant challenges ahead for reorganising the business.
