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Parle continues to be India's top FMCG brand at home, Britannia leads the ranking for out of home consumption, ET Retail - Vimarsana News

Parle continues to be India's top FMCG brand at home, Britannia leads the ranking for out of home consumption, ET Retail

During FY22, Parle Products, which retails brands including Parle G, Monaco and Melody, crossed $2 billion in annual revenues, becoming the first packaged food company in India to breach the mark.

parle: Parle continues to be India's top FMCG brand at home, Britannia leads the ranking for out of home consumption - Vimarsana News

parle: Parle continues to be India's top FMCG brand at home, Britannia leads the ranking for out of home consumption

Parle, a biscuit brand owned by Parle Products, remains India's top FMCG brand, as per Kantar Worldpanels annual ranking. Seven of the top ten brands belong to domestic companies, and Parle maintains the top spot with 7449 million CRP (consumer reach points). The ranking assesses brands based on how often they are purchased and how many households buy them. During FY22, Parle earned over $2 billion in annual revenue, becoming the first Indian packaged food company to cross this mark.

Parle, Britannia score as most chosen FMCG brand: Kantar - Vimarsana News

Parle, Britannia score as most chosen FMCG brand: Kantar

Parle, Britannia score as most chosen FMCG brand: Kantar

High prices, more than pandemic, scare Pinoys | Andrea E. San Juan - Vimarsana News

High prices, more than pandemic, scare Pinoys | Andrea E. San Juan

KANTAR, a major global data analytics company, said 7 out of 10 Filipinos are more concerned with the rising grocery prices compared with experiencing another pandemic. “Now, when we asked our respondents what concerns them most, on top of the list and on top of their minds would be rising…

Study shows Brazilians eat fewer proteins - Vimarsana News

Study shows Brazilians eat fewer proteins

Brazilians have reduced their intake of red meat protein, according to a study published Monday by Agencia Brasil. Even sausages and hot dogs have lost importance on the consumer's table, it was reported.