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As hunger levels continue to plague South Africa, the Dis-Chem Foundation doubles the number of healthy meals With hunger and poor nutrition remaining a significant concern for millions of South Africans, the Dis-Chem Foundation, in partnership with FUTURELIFE®, will be doubling the number of meals provided to struggling families.   “The impact of lockdown and its effect on the economy is still being felt by millions who go to bed hungry almost every night.  While social grants are assisti...

Murmura to granola! Haldirams sets eyes on Indias health food market Haldirams recently entered into a 51:49 joint venture with South African health food company, Futurelife (it was earlier in talks with Kelloggs for a JV), under which it launched products such as granola, protein powders and oats Ajita Shashidhar | March 15, 2021 | Updated 15:39 IST A.K. Tyagi, Executive Director, of the countrys largest snack-maker, Haldiram Snacks, claims that traditional Indian namkeens are healthier than ...

Haldiram’s brings health foods company FutureLife to India, launches range of four products The products are Smart Foods, Smart Oats and Ancient Grains, Crunchy Granola and High Protein. In the first phase, the products will be available across Delhi-NCR, Haryana, Punjab, UP and Himachal and at Haldiram’s retail outlets or online Delhi, February 19, 2021 Food and beverage company Haldirams has partnered with nutritional food brand FutureLife to bring its products to the I...

Haldiram’s to bring nutritional food brand Futurelife to India February 18, 2021 × The two companies announced the launch of a range of nutritional products such as smart oats and ancient grains, crunchy granola and smart foods, among others Packaged snacks company Haldiram’s on Thursday said that its bringing South African functional food brand Futurelife to India in a distribution tie-up to India. The two companies announced the launch of a range of nutritional products such as smart oat...

‘World-class; astounding”: Player Aston Villa sold for £3.75m outshines Cristiano Ronaldo (REUTERS) Four years ago this week, Pierluigi Gollini played his 20th and final game between the sticks for Aston Villa. After just six months in the Midlands, the fresh-faced shot-stopper was heading back to Italy with his tail between his legs, a once-glittering reputation taking a beating in the reeds and the thistles of England’s second tier. As then-Villa boss Steve Bruce explained, a move to...