With little over 80 per cent of the population earning less than $2 per day in India, sachet format — small packs — will be the right business model for. . .
CavinKare and Ability Foundation invite nominations for the 15th edition of ‘CavinKare Ability Awards’ for achievers with disabilities. People with disabilities are recognised and honoured for their path-breaking achievements, said. . .
The CavinKare Ability Special Recognition Award was given to Divyanshu Gunatra of Pune, who is visually impaired and is a clinical psychologist, corporate trainer as well a mountaineer and scuba. . .
Cavin’s associates with the Trust’s ‘WALK INDIA’ campaign making it their record breaking distribution http://www.cityairnews.com/content/cavinkare-partners-freedom-trust-donate-artificial-limbs-100-amputees-erode
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Two hyperlocal dairy brands, Aavin and Nandini, are building capacity and tightening supply chains as they rise up the popularity charts http://www.business-standard.com/article/management/milking-the-local-connections-116050501499_1.html
Be it marketing strategies, products or packaging, CKR’s out-of-the-box solutions were a hit among value-conscious consumers. From Rs 15,000 seed money in 1983 to Rs 1,300-crore turnover, CavinKare emerged from. . .
A small step in the world of business started by the man hailing from Cuddalore, has blossomed into a corporate identity that depicts a growth story that anybody can relate. . .
CK Ranganathan, Chairman & MD of CavinKare, says GST enactment will boost offtake of FMCGs. He believes too that the demonetisation impact on consumer goods was marginal and companies such. . .
The opportunity has dazzled many. In recent months, many research firms have been talking up the potential of the Indian dairy market; the industry will clock 15 per cent CAGR. . .
Cost of personal care products expected to go up by over 5% From soaps and shampoos to biscuits and beverages, daily-use products are set to become dearer in the coming. . .
