Do you eat Parle-G biscuits? Well, the classic has other flavours too. The new flavours of Parle-G biscuits are making the rounds on the internet, and the netizens are going crazy.
Parle Products, maker of the much-loved Parle G biscuits, has announced that they will not advertise on news channels that "broadcast toxic content" and are accused of spreading hate.
Parle-G has achieved a unique feat of selling the maximum number of biscuits during the coronavirus lockdown. A household brand since 1938, Parle G revealed that March, April, and May have been their best months in over eight decades.
With the availability of labour still a challenge due to large scale migration in the wake of coronavirus induced lockdown, the government must give relaxation to food firms to even use up to 100 per cent workforce in factories which are not in containment or red zones under strict standard operating procedures, said Parle Products Senior Category Head Mayank Shah.
Amid Economic slowdown, privately owned Parle Biscuits — a part of the Parle Products group — reported 15.2 per cent year-on-year (YoY) growth in net profit for financial year 2018-19 (FY19), two months after the company indicated that it would have to lay off people due to slowing growth and falling demand for entry-level biscuits. The company has also asked the government for a cut in Goods and Services Tax (GST).
Parle's Rola Cola candy is making a comeback in India and the 90's kids are super happy! Read all about it here.
Parle Products, which had discontinued the hard-boiled candy with cola flavour in 2006 during a product rationalisation process, is bringing the brand back based on consumer response on social media.
Swiggy offers to send some chai as Parle-G is 'proud to be a part of every artist's initial struggle'. Check out what Netflix responded.
Parle Products Pvt Ltd, India's largest biscuit maker, may soon have to fire as many as 10,000 workers amid an economic slowdown, according to a Reuters report. The downturn has been affecting sales of everything from cars to clothing, forcing companies to curtail production.
The operation was conducted after BBA received information that a large number of children were working in Amasivni area in Raipur.
Parle-G biscuits are everything for this 18-year-old girl in Belagavi, Karnataka. Since her birth, Ramawwa has never consumed anything else except Parle-G. Ramawwa is the daughter of Yallappa and Yellawwa Guddadinni from Talakatnal village
New Delhi: There was a time when internet, mobile phones did not exist. Life was tough but much simpler then.There was a time when kids used to got out and play cricket, rather than playing
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