Indian food and beverage packaged industry: An outlook
Indian food and beverage industry is the second largest in Asia Indian food and beverage industry recorded a sales volume of about 30 million tonnes in 2013 The fifth-largest sector in India is...
View ArticleBuilding a ‘Test worthy’ Food Testing
This monsoon is seeing a downstream demand for ready-to-eat foods and savories. This owes to the recent spiraling test failures of leading brands like Nestle Maggi and Top Ramen among many others....
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How Big Brands Deploy Evangelism to Keep Damage at Bay
Every omnipresent brand in today’s market has its prints in all social media as well. Apart from the benefit of reaching out to customers and connecting with them more closely, this also serves a...
View ArticleWhat’s your action plan for regulatory risks?
Food, beverage and Agribusiness always offer a high profile and high impact regulatory outcomes which resonate with their consumer base. Hence, the related companies need to have a well laid out plan...
View ArticleAre spreadsheets affecting your manufacturing business?
Spreadsheets are still largely used by manufacturers despite the numerous software solutions available. Manufacturers consider spreadsheets as an easier way of recording day-to-day processes and...
View ArticleCan you help define the meaning of natural for the FDA?
The biggest debate of the century is here! The statement might be presumptuous but given the spotlight on the food processing industry, it is justified. Americans and the FDA are staring in the face of...
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Farm to the fork: Can you rise to the traceability challenge?
What if we told you that product traceability can make or break your business? No, we are not just adding to the hype surrounding traceability. We are just keen to know if your company is capable of...
View ArticleCan you tackle a food safety scare without irreparable damages?
The ability to track numerous foods and animal feeds across various stages of production, processing and distribution, is traceability going by ISO 22005. Traceability gives a company the power to...
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