Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, April 08, 2003
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MARKETING STRATEGY Dawat brand to enter ready-to-eat segment LT Overseas Ltd, owners of the Dawat brand of basmati rice have decided to make a foray in the ready-to-eat segment. Along the lines of the two-minute concept initiated by Maggi noodles, the Dawat snack would comprise basmati rice which can be ... More EVENTS 
Elgi to showcase `smallest compressor' at Hannover fairSince the new screw air compressor, termed as "the world's smallest", was portable, the companies could save on the infrastructure needed for operating conventional air compressors. More ADVERTISING Surrogate ads: Flow doesn't seem to ebb SOON after the Information & Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry sends out notices to a set of broadcasters to withdraw surrogate advertisements, the advertisements reappear on other channels. Senior officials in the I&B Ministry said, "Ads for various ... More
Nimbus to acquire, market movies for DD RETAILING Raymond to retail ColorPlus in 65 stores RAYMOND has started integrating the acquired brand, ColorPlus, into its retail network. Raymond, which operates a chain of 275 showrooms across the country, will take the brand to about 65 select stores by this year-end. Top Raymond officials ... More MARKETING RESEARCH Louis Philippe, Arrow whites top fashion study IMAGES magazines, in its `business of fashion' research study, reveals that white shirts constitute 11 per cent of the 55 million branded shirts produced annually in India. The survey estimates the white shirts market size at 6.1 million ... More BRANDS BPCL ties up with HM for co-branded lubricants BHARAT Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) and Hindustan Motors Ltd (HM) on Monday announced the launch of a range of co-branded lubricants in Kolkata, to begin with. To be marketed under the "MAK-HM'' brand, the lubricants will be launched ... More TRENDS No impact of war, SARS on Taj hotels in Lanka NEITHER the Iraq war nor the much-dreaded SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) seems to have adversely affected tourist arrivals in Sri Lanka, according to the experience of the three Taj hotels in the island nation. "In fact, for the last ... More Brand Quest Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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