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Food Export - 7 News Result(s)
  • India's Organic Food Export Growth Rises To $448 Million, Surpassing Last Year's Total
    India's Organic Food Export Growth Rises To $448 Million, Surpassing Last Year's Total

    In the current financial year, the total amount of organic food product exports reached 263,050 metric tonnes (MT) till November 25 and the export of organic food products stood at $494.80 million last fiscal (FY24).

  • A Record High, India Exported 344 Thousand Tonnes Of Sweet Biscuits In FY 2025-26. See Top Markets
    A Record High, India Exported 344 Thousand Tonnes Of Sweet Biscuits In FY 2025-26. See Top Markets

    Kenya has emerged as the second-largest export destination for Indian sweet biscuits.

  • Brazil Eyes Asian Middle Class to Expand Food Exports
    Brazil Eyes Asian Middle Class to Expand Food Exports

    Brazil is betting Asia's rapidly growing middle class will help it capture one tenth of the global food market in five years by expanding its exports beyond soy, sugar and coffee.

  • Dining Table Idea To Rs 450 Crore Business, How Two Brothers Built Nilon's
    Dining Table Idea To Rs 450 Crore Business, How Two Brothers Built Nilon's

    What started as a small family business eventually grew into a company with three factories in Jalgaon and exports to around 30 countries.

  • From Bread And Rusk To A Rs 822 Crore Empire, How Kerala's Elite Foods Became A Household Name
    From Bread And Rusk To A Rs 822 Crore Empire, How Kerala's Elite Foods Became A Household Name

    According to Danesa, one of the major reasons for their brand's success is that her father focused on keeping systems and processes in place.

  • Budget 2026-27: What Will Be Cheaper, And Costlier Now In The Food And Beverage Sector
    Budget 2026-27: What Will Be Cheaper, And Costlier Now In The Food And Beverage Sector

    The latest budget brings significant shifts for kitchens and F&B industry. Here is a complete breakdown.

  • Started By 7 Women With Rs 80, How Lijjat Papad Became An Indian Icon
    Started By 7 Women With Rs 80, How Lijjat Papad Became An Indian Icon

    What started with seven women and Rs 80 in Mumbai grew into a women-led organisation that now provides self-employment to around 45,000 members across India.

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