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From heritage to haute cuisine: The rise of India’s new gourmet culture

Discover how India’s gourmet food scene is evolving with global ingredients, local traditions, and visionary chefs redefining fine dining....

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Tea industry’s high-stakes battle: plunging prices and rising imports

India’s tea industry is experiencing a growing imbalance, with imports rising sharply and undermining Assam’s producers....

GST cut on dairy: A game-changer for farmers, consumers, and industry

The government’s decision to slash GST rates on key dairy products has been hailed as a landmark reform that promises benefits across the value chain....

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From Kyoto to Kolkata: The untold story of Matcha’s rise in India

India may be a chai nation, but matcha is steadily making space on its menus....

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Lid laminates 2.0: How innovation is redefining F&B branding

Lid laminates are undergoing a significant transformation, driven by evolving consumer needs and branding innovation....

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Are plant-based omega-3s are the future of wellness?

From supporting brain development to reducing the risk of heart disease and regulating inflammation, omega-3s are involved in some of the body’s most vital processes....

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FPOs fuelling inclusive development in agriculture

Over 10,000 FPOs have been established under a Rs 6,865 crore Central scheme to empower small and marginal farmers through collective action...

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Indian cuisine, global strategy: The rise of desi F&B brands abroad

Indian food is going global—not just through traditional exports and diaspora-led restaurants, but also via bold new formats like cloud kitchens, plant-based meals, and gourmet D2C brands. With proc...

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Butter in short supply: What’s fueling the 2025 price spike?

Global butter prices have hit record highs in 2025, driven by shift in supply constraints and dairy production toward more profitable cheese....

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India’s millet revolution: Powering the world’s superfood future

Millets, cultivated in India for thousands of years & once the cornerstone of its agrarian heritage, are poised to become the world’s next superfood....

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