PRIVATE LABELS OFFER FOOD COMPANIES PROFITS – IF THEY OFFER DISTINCTIVE QUALITY – SEMINAR
January 1st, 2014
There are significant opportunities to grow private label sales in India, if retailers provide distinctive value-for-money products, said a panel of retailers, producers and consultants at the 7th Food & Grocery Forum India, which wrapped up on Friday (January 24).Speaking at a seminar on private labels, Sunil Sanklecha, founder and managing partner of Chennai-based Nuts ‘n’ Spices said private label sales accounts for one third of his group's sales of nuts, spices and healthy snacks. Nuts ‘n’ Spices has now ventured into making fresh cottage cheese, ...
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