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| HLL - Brands - Foods - Tea - Lipton
Lipton Yellow Label is Unilever's global tea brand and sells in many countries ... Lipton Ice Tea, the international ice tea drink, is available in India in Lemon and Peach flavours. | | http://hul.co.in/brands/lipton.asp | | | | HLL - Brands - Foods - Tea - Brooke Bond
In a nation of tea drinkers, the one brand that signifies tea in India is Brooke Bond. This brand has touched millions of consumers with a range of tea offerings appealing to the ... | | http://hul.co.in/brands/brook_bond.asp | | | | Apeejay Surrendra Group - Tea, India
In 2005, the Group acquired Typhoo, UK's third largest tea brand and an over 100-year-old iconic British brand. This was India's second largest global FMCG acquisition and the 7th ... | | http://www.apeejaygroup.com/Tea.htm | | | | Birth of India's fastest-growing tea brand
Home > Business > Special Birth of India's fastest-growing tea brand Govindkrishna Seshan | September 27, 2005. D aund, a taluka in Maharashtra's Pune district, has all the makings ... | | http://www.rediff.com/money/2005/sep/27spec.htm | | | | Rogers Gourmet Coffee & Tea Market :: East India Tea
East India Tea Company ... East India Tea & Coffee was our company's original product line, and we are still extremely proud of the high quality tea we provide under this brand. | | http://www.gourmet-coffee.com/home.php?cat=5 | | |
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Plethico Pharma to launch dietary supplements in India soon (PharmaBiz)
The Mumbai-based Plethico Pharmaceuticals Ltd is planning to launch four of its dietary supplement and nutraceutical products including sports nutrition brands from its US subsidiary Natrol Inc in India from the fourth quarter of financial year 2008-09. | | | TV & radio grab print space (The Hindu)
Chennai, Sept. 1 In print advertising, television and radio channels’ promotion has grown by 29 per cent and 73 per cent respectively in India during H1’08 as compared to H1’07, according to a release by AdEx India, a division of TAM Media Research. | | | Changing face of Asia (The Sun)
Its darker side has yet to be fully understood. For decades, its invisible tentacles have been spreading across the globe, just below radar. Like a tenebrific fog, its influence has been insidiously blanketing countries and mutating societies. | | | Why spin-off? (The Hindu)
There are many instances where spin-off was chosen for strong financial reasons. This could be either for raising funds or for tax savings when the ultimate objective is to divest the business. | | | Lanka not ready yet for CEPA - Rohantha Athukorala (Sunday Observer)
Sri Lanka’s knowledge economy is not developed, therefore we are not yet ready for the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), said Rohantha Athukorala. He was addressing a seminar organised concurrent to the ProFood Propack exhibition in Colombo last week. | | | Indian tea tourism helps spread Darjeeling aroma (Khaleej Times)
KURSEONG, India - Touring tea gardens in India's famous Darjeeling hills and tasting several varieties of the gold-coloured brew has got Audrey Dreyer thinking about a career in the trade. | | | Tea tourism helps spread aroma of Darjeeling brew (Gulf Times)
KURSEONG, West Bengal: Touring tea gardens in the famous Darjeeling hills and tasting several varieties of the gold-coloured brew has got Audrey Dreyer thinking about a career in the trade. | | | Shangri-La's Olympic Hotels Ready to Welcome the World (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Management and staff at Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts, Asia Pacific's leading luxury hotel group, have been keenly anticipating and preparing for the 2008 Olympic Games. | | | AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES (The Hindu)
OUTLOOK: Gold under the mercy of dollar, oil prices May get support from bulls if the price falls to around $800/oz. Mumbai, Aug. 24 Across the board, commodity prices have moved indiscriminately in recent weeks, raising debates over the basic causes of such volatility. Belief is now gaining ... | | | Detectives most sought after to check IPR violations (Deccan Herald)
In order to provide brand protection and curb duplication of products, IT, pharma, electronics, telecom and electrical goods manufacturing giants are approaching private detectives to safeguard them against Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) violation. | | |
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