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Nestle India Considering Price Hikes To Counter Inflation, Says Executive
Nestle India will consider raising prices of its products by a small margin to counter inflation in coffee, cocoa and edible oil while aiming to keep sales coming in, a top executive said on Monday.
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A Coffee Lovers Guide To Coffee From Various Regions Of India
The origins of the coffee in India can be traced back to the 17th century, when beans were first planted in the hills of Baba Budangiri, Karnataka.
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Why Every Indian Office Needs A Tea And Coffee Vending Machine - Explained!
It's not just about the drinks; it's about creating a workplace where productivity meets a sprinkle of caffeinated magic and a whole lot of good vibes!
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"Very Proud": Anand Mahindra On Araku Coffee Being Gifted To G20 Leaders
Anand Mahindra praised the special gifts given to foreign leaders during their departures after the G20 Summit in Delhi. He particularly lauded Araku Coffee as a prime example of India's ability to produce the finest quality products on global scale.
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Coffee Obsessed? Check Out These 5 Cafes In Delhi For Customised Delights
From roast and grind preferences to your favourite brewing method, these awesome cafes have mastered the art of customisation.
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Maoist-Hit Bastar Evolving, On Path To Become Coffee Production Hub
Bastar in Chhattisgarh, which has been infested with Maoist violence, lack of infrastructure, and unemployment, is now witnessing a positive transformation and is on the path to becoming a hub of coffee production.
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From Darjeeling Tea To Bikaneri Bhujia: Guide To GI Tagged Foods Across India
Introduced in 2003, India has more than 350 GI tagged products till date. It is generally given to indigenous agricultural products, food items, handicrafts etc.
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How the Internet Is Changing Coffee Culture in India
Craft coffee is catching on in India as the Internet enables startups to reach customers of what was once niche product.
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A New Coffee Culture is Brewing in India
India is apparently the fifth largest exporter of coffee in the world and 70 percent of our coffee is exported worldwide. Clearly, we are more than equipped to grow great coffee.
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Coffee Production Likely to Fall 8% This Fiscal: Govt
Domestic coffee production is likely to decline by eight per cent in the current fiscal mainly due to lack of timely rains, government said today.
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India Could Play Big Role In Making Coffee More Expensive
India's coffee output in the next crop year is expected to drop by around a quarter to the lowest in nearly two decades as poor rains and hot temperatures hit plantations during the crucial flowering stage, the head of an industry body said.
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India Set to Record Highest Coffee Production in 2015-16
Coffee production in India is expected to touch a new peak of 3,55,600 tonnes this marketing year starting October, as the crop prospects are encouraging due to adequate rains in most growing states, state-run Coffee Board said on Monday.
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Tata Starbucks Suspends Use of Ingredients Not Approved by Food Regulator FSSAI
Tata Starbucks said on Monday that it is suspending the use of ingredients not approved by food regulator FSSAI in certain products served at its India outlets.
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Tata Starbucks Suspends Use of Ingredients Not Approved by FSSAI
Tata Starbucks said it is suspending the use of ingredients not approved by food regulator FSSAI in certain products served at its India outlets.
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Starbucks Still Selling Products that Were Rejected by FSSAI
Global coffee chain Starbucks, which operates its cafes in India in partnership with Tatas, continues to sell products rejected by central food safety regulator FSSAI after risk assessment.
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Nestle India Considering Price Hikes To Counter Inflation, Says Executive
Nestle India will consider raising prices of its products by a small margin to counter inflation in coffee, cocoa and edible oil while aiming to keep sales coming in, a top executive said on Monday.
-
A Coffee Lovers Guide To Coffee From Various Regions Of India
The origins of the coffee in India can be traced back to the 17th century, when beans were first planted in the hills of Baba Budangiri, Karnataka.
-
Why Every Indian Office Needs A Tea And Coffee Vending Machine - Explained!
It's not just about the drinks; it's about creating a workplace where productivity meets a sprinkle of caffeinated magic and a whole lot of good vibes!
-
"Very Proud": Anand Mahindra On Araku Coffee Being Gifted To G20 Leaders
Anand Mahindra praised the special gifts given to foreign leaders during their departures after the G20 Summit in Delhi. He particularly lauded Araku Coffee as a prime example of India's ability to produce the finest quality products on global scale.
-
Coffee Obsessed? Check Out These 5 Cafes In Delhi For Customised Delights
From roast and grind preferences to your favourite brewing method, these awesome cafes have mastered the art of customisation.
-
Maoist-Hit Bastar Evolving, On Path To Become Coffee Production Hub
Bastar in Chhattisgarh, which has been infested with Maoist violence, lack of infrastructure, and unemployment, is now witnessing a positive transformation and is on the path to becoming a hub of coffee production.
-
From Darjeeling Tea To Bikaneri Bhujia: Guide To GI Tagged Foods Across India
Introduced in 2003, India has more than 350 GI tagged products till date. It is generally given to indigenous agricultural products, food items, handicrafts etc.
-
How the Internet Is Changing Coffee Culture in India
Craft coffee is catching on in India as the Internet enables startups to reach customers of what was once niche product.
-
A New Coffee Culture is Brewing in India
India is apparently the fifth largest exporter of coffee in the world and 70 percent of our coffee is exported worldwide. Clearly, we are more than equipped to grow great coffee.
-
Coffee Production Likely to Fall 8% This Fiscal: Govt
Domestic coffee production is likely to decline by eight per cent in the current fiscal mainly due to lack of timely rains, government said today.
-
India Could Play Big Role In Making Coffee More Expensive
India's coffee output in the next crop year is expected to drop by around a quarter to the lowest in nearly two decades as poor rains and hot temperatures hit plantations during the crucial flowering stage, the head of an industry body said.
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India Set to Record Highest Coffee Production in 2015-16
Coffee production in India is expected to touch a new peak of 3,55,600 tonnes this marketing year starting October, as the crop prospects are encouraging due to adequate rains in most growing states, state-run Coffee Board said on Monday.
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Tata Starbucks Suspends Use of Ingredients Not Approved by Food Regulator FSSAI
Tata Starbucks said on Monday that it is suspending the use of ingredients not approved by food regulator FSSAI in certain products served at its India outlets.
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Tata Starbucks Suspends Use of Ingredients Not Approved by FSSAI
Tata Starbucks said it is suspending the use of ingredients not approved by food regulator FSSAI in certain products served at its India outlets.
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Starbucks Still Selling Products that Were Rejected by FSSAI
Global coffee chain Starbucks, which operates its cafes in India in partnership with Tatas, continues to sell products rejected by central food safety regulator FSSAI after risk assessment.
