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'Rooh Afza' Well Established: Supreme Court Upholds Restrain On 'Dil Afza' Sale
The Supreme Court dismissed a plea challenging the Delhi High Court order that restrained the manufacture and sale of sweet beverage concentrate 'Sharbat Dil Afza' during the pendency of a lawsuit by Hamdard Dawakhana which sells 'Rooh Afza'.
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Court Restrains Sale Of 'Dil Afza' After Rooh Afza Allege Trademark Infringement
The Delhi High Court has restrained the manufacture and sale of sweet beverage concentrate 'Sharbat Dil Afza' during the pendency of a lawsuit for alleged trademark infringement by Hamdard Dawakhana which sells 'Rooh Afza'.
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Bikaji Foods Raises Rs 262 Crore From Anchor Investors Ahead Of Its IPO (Public Issue)
Manufacturer of snacks and sweets Bikaji Foods International Ltd has mobilised Rs 262 crore from anchor investors.
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Bikaji Foods Sets Price Band At Rs 285-300 Per Share
Manufacturer of snacks and sweets Bikaji Foods International Ltd on Monday said it has fixed a price band of Rs 285-300 a share for its Rs 881-crore initial public offering (IPO).
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Sweets-Snacks Trade Likely To Hit All-Time High This Festive Season: Manufacturers body
The trade of sweets and namkeen (snacks) in the current financial year is likely to reach an all-time high of Rs 1.25 lakh crore, says an industry body representative.
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These Single-Use Plastic Items Will Be Banned From July 1 Next Year
The Centre has notified amended rules prohibiting manufacture, import, stocking, distribution, sale and use of identified single-use plastic items, including plates,and packing films boxes for sweets and cigarette packets among others.
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Delhi High Court Lifts Stay On Ban On Animal-Origin Material To Make Silver Leaf
The Delhi High Court has lifted its stay order on the AAP government's decision to prohibit the use of animal-origin material in the manufacture of silver leaf, known as 'chandi ka warq', used as a decoration on sweets.
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Will GST Un-sweeten The Deal For Bengal's Rasogollas? What Industry Says
The implementation of Goods and Services Tax or GST is a mega challenge for the country. People are both optimistic yet anxious about the transition. The state of Bengal, however, is facing a 'sweet' dilemma as there is ambiguity whether the famed rasogollas and other traditional desserts will be taxed and at what rate.
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Turkish Court Orders Arrest Of Pastry Magnate In Coup Probe
A Turkish court today ordered the arrest of the chairman of a famed traditional sweet pastry manufacturer as well as over a dozen other businessmen for their alleged links to the failed July 15 coup.
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South Africans Sweet on Sugary Drinks Despite Fat Tax
Manufacturers of sugar-sweetened drinks in South Africa believe the tax could lead to job losses.
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Why Do We Crave Sugar, Salt and Fat?
You pick up that doughnut because you can't wait to bite into its spongy texture, let the sweet notes hit the right spot, and slowly carry you away to bliss land. But did you know that food manufacturers actually have a standard called Bliss Point. Seriously,...
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It’s Sweet Home Alabama for Europe’s Airbus
Airbus is building a $600 million manufacturing plant in Mobile, Alabama, to produce A320 passenger planes that it is hoping with give Europe's jet maker a strategic foothold on US soil.
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Madurai police rescue 42 bonded labourers
The Madurai police have rescued 42 bonded labourers from sweet manufacturing places in Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Odisha. Eighteen of them are children.
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'Rooh Afza' Well Established: Supreme Court Upholds Restrain On 'Dil Afza' Sale
The Supreme Court dismissed a plea challenging the Delhi High Court order that restrained the manufacture and sale of sweet beverage concentrate 'Sharbat Dil Afza' during the pendency of a lawsuit by Hamdard Dawakhana which sells 'Rooh Afza'.
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Court Restrains Sale Of 'Dil Afza' After Rooh Afza Allege Trademark Infringement
The Delhi High Court has restrained the manufacture and sale of sweet beverage concentrate 'Sharbat Dil Afza' during the pendency of a lawsuit for alleged trademark infringement by Hamdard Dawakhana which sells 'Rooh Afza'.
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Bikaji Foods Raises Rs 262 Crore From Anchor Investors Ahead Of Its IPO (Public Issue)
Manufacturer of snacks and sweets Bikaji Foods International Ltd has mobilised Rs 262 crore from anchor investors.
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Bikaji Foods Sets Price Band At Rs 285-300 Per Share
Manufacturer of snacks and sweets Bikaji Foods International Ltd on Monday said it has fixed a price band of Rs 285-300 a share for its Rs 881-crore initial public offering (IPO).
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Sweets-Snacks Trade Likely To Hit All-Time High This Festive Season: Manufacturers body
The trade of sweets and namkeen (snacks) in the current financial year is likely to reach an all-time high of Rs 1.25 lakh crore, says an industry body representative.
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These Single-Use Plastic Items Will Be Banned From July 1 Next Year
The Centre has notified amended rules prohibiting manufacture, import, stocking, distribution, sale and use of identified single-use plastic items, including plates,and packing films boxes for sweets and cigarette packets among others.
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Delhi High Court Lifts Stay On Ban On Animal-Origin Material To Make Silver Leaf
The Delhi High Court has lifted its stay order on the AAP government's decision to prohibit the use of animal-origin material in the manufacture of silver leaf, known as 'chandi ka warq', used as a decoration on sweets.
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Will GST Un-sweeten The Deal For Bengal's Rasogollas? What Industry Says
The implementation of Goods and Services Tax or GST is a mega challenge for the country. People are both optimistic yet anxious about the transition. The state of Bengal, however, is facing a 'sweet' dilemma as there is ambiguity whether the famed rasogollas and other traditional desserts will be taxed and at what rate.
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Turkish Court Orders Arrest Of Pastry Magnate In Coup Probe
A Turkish court today ordered the arrest of the chairman of a famed traditional sweet pastry manufacturer as well as over a dozen other businessmen for their alleged links to the failed July 15 coup.
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South Africans Sweet on Sugary Drinks Despite Fat Tax
Manufacturers of sugar-sweetened drinks in South Africa believe the tax could lead to job losses.
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Why Do We Crave Sugar, Salt and Fat?
You pick up that doughnut because you can't wait to bite into its spongy texture, let the sweet notes hit the right spot, and slowly carry you away to bliss land. But did you know that food manufacturers actually have a standard called Bliss Point. Seriously,...
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It’s Sweet Home Alabama for Europe’s Airbus
Airbus is building a $600 million manufacturing plant in Mobile, Alabama, to produce A320 passenger planes that it is hoping with give Europe's jet maker a strategic foothold on US soil.
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Madurai police rescue 42 bonded labourers
The Madurai police have rescued 42 bonded labourers from sweet manufacturing places in Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Odisha. Eighteen of them are children.
