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<ul><li>Dabur has launched its first organic product. </li><li>As per the company statement, Dabur <keyword id="3135785" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Organic-honey">Organic Honey</keyword> comes with the ‘promise of being completely unprocessed and unpasteurized.’</li></ul>A recent study by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) put the honey market and the intense competition in the limelight. It found rampant adulteration in honey sold by major Indian brands, with 77% of samples failing purity tests for sugar syrup adulteration. Following the controversy, <keyword id="6373748" type="DOMAIN" weightage="20" keywordseo="dabur-india">Dabur India</keyword> Limited has now partnered with Amazon India to launch Dabur Organic Honey, which is the first organic product from the house of Dabur. Dabur Organic Honey claims to come with the ‘promise of being completely unprocessed and unpasteurized.’ Commenting on the launch, Prashant Agarwal, Marketing Head- Health Supplements, Dabur India Ltd said, “Organic is not just a choice of products. It is gradually becoming a mainstream lifestyle. In terms of consumption, the focus on natural and other products is on the rise. We are confident that people who conform to this lifestyle would definitely find the Dabur Organic Honey a much-needed addition to their daily routine. Dabur Organic Honey is completely unprocessed and unpasteurized with only filtration done to remove any impurities. We are happy to have partnered with Amazon to take this product to our consumers, who have made <keyword id="425049" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Dabur-Honey">Dabur Honey</keyword> as World’s No. 1 honey brand.” Saurabh Srivastava, Director – Category Management, Amazon India said “We are happy to bring the new ‘Dabur Organic Honey’ for customers on Amazon.in. With the new Dabur Organic Honey, we aim to strengthen our portfolio and provide our customers a vast selection of organic products from a trusted brand like Dabur. We continue to give our customers an unmatched value, fast and reliable delivery and a great shopping experience." “Today Indian consumers’ demand for Organic food has increased and with fitness and healthy lifestyle at the forefront, we as a brand have developed an Organic version of our Star product Dabur Organic Honey which is 100% pure and natural. The process of procuring the Organic Honey from remote rainforests has been the most rewarding experience for us as a brand and we make sure we pass on the unadulterated and unpasteurized product to our consumers, as it is. So yes, I am proud to say that we select apiaries within close proximities of only organic farmlands managed without chemicals or pesticides to get our hero product. The product is exclusively available on Amazon at INR 235 for a 300g pack,” said Smerth Khanna, Business Head – Ecommerce, Dabur India.

Following the honey adulteration controversy, Dabur launches 'Organic Honey' which is 'untouched by chemicals'

Chennai: The <keyword id="19896558" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Tamil-Nadu" source="keywords">Tamil Nadu</keyword> government on Thursday said home and personal care products maker <keyword id="20297128" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="Dabur-India" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="Dabur India" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="Dabur India">Dabur India</keyword> will set up a Rs 400 crore manufacturing <keyword id="20102134" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="plant" source="keywords">plant</keyword> in the state's Villupuram district, marking the FMCG company's maiden foray into the South. State Industries Minister TRB Rajaa said a pact was inked on Thursday for this purpose. "Welcome to Tamil Nadu, @DaburIndia! In fact, welcome to <keyword id="20037818" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="South-India" source="keywords">South India</keyword>! In the presence of Honourable @CMOTamilNadu Thiru. @MKStalin avargal, @Guidance_TN today signed an MoU with <keyword id="20075276" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Dabur" source="keywords">Dabur</keyword> for the establishment of a world-class manufacturing plant, their FIRST EVER in South India, at the SIPCOT Food Park in #Tindivanam, Villupuram district," Rajaa said in a post on 'X.' He said the company will invest Rs 400 crore in this facility which will create over 250 jobs. "More importantly, it will open up new opportunities for farmers in the nearby #Delta region to sell #AgroProduce to be processed in this facility," he added. Dabur's decision to choose Tamil Nadu is a testament to the state's thriving industrial ecosystem and availability of a work-ready labour force, Rajaa added.

Dabur to set up first plant in South India, to invest Rs 400 crore in TN, says Minister Rajaa

New Delhi, Apr 15 () FMCG major Dabur India on Wednesday said the Covid-19 pandemic and the consequent lockdown will have "material" impact on the company's production and sales in March and will continue till the lockdown stays during the current financial year. Production of the company would remain suspended in the wake of extension of the lockdown period till May 3, except for the essential items and would have an impact on the company. The company further added that it is "difficult to evaluate or quantify" the impact at this stage, and the company would continue to monitor the situation. "On account of Covid-19 and consequent lockdown since March, the impact on our production and sales will be material. This impact has been experienced in March and will continue till the lockdown stays during the current financial year," Dabur India said. The company would continue to produce essential Items including - hand sanitizers, hand wash, disinfectants, ayurvedic medicines, juices, coconut water and honey. While operating its manufacturing units at several locations for producing essential goods, Dabur India has implemented strict measures like ensuring social distancing, hygiene practices and deep cleansing of premises to ensure the safety of our workers and staff. "Even as we face disruptions, Dabur has been taking steps to mitigate the impact of the lockdown while ensuring the safety of our people involved in operations/supply chain and consumers at large," said Dabur. Like some other FMCG makers, Dabur has also tied up with online delivery service providers to deliver its products to retail outlets and consumers during the lockdown period. On March 23, Dabur India had announced suspension of its manufacturing operations across India, excluding essential items such as Ayurvedic medicines, and hand sanitisers. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday announced the extension of the nationwide lockdown till May 3. India is presently going through an unprecedented complete lockdown from March 25, to prevent the spread of coronavirus. KRH DRRDRR

Lockdown to have "material" impact on production, sales: Dabur India 

Three foreign subsidiaries of <keyword id="62997" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="dabur" source="Orion">Dabur</keyword> India are facing multiple lawsuits in the federal and state courts in the US and Canada over allegation that their hair-relaxer products have caused ovarian <keyword id="6355291" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="cancer" source="Orion">cancer</keyword>, uterine cancer and other related health issues. The three Dabur India subsidiaries facing multiple lawsuits are -- <keyword id="5548093" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="namaste-laboratories-llc" source="Orion">Namaste Laboratories LLC</keyword>, <keyword id="5719867" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="dermoviva-skin-essentials" source="Orion">Dermoviva Skin Essentials</keyword> Inc and <keyword id="387380" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="dabur-international" source="Orion">Dabur International</keyword> Ltd -- said a late-night regulatory filing from the homegrown FMCG and Ayurvedic products maker on Wednesday. "Cases have been filed in both federal and state courts in the United States and in Canada. The federal cases were consolidated as a Multi-District Litigation, also referred to as MDL, before the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois," it said. Currently, there are approximately 5,400 cases in Multi-District Litigation, which named Namaste, Dermoviva and DINTL as defendants, along with certain other industry players, it added. "Certain consumers in the hair relaxer product industry have alleged that some industry players or defendants sold and/or manufactured hair relaxer products that contain certain chemicals and that the use of these hair relaxer products has caused ovarian cancer, uterine cancer and other health issues in the users," the company informed. According to Dabur, its subsidiaries - Namaste, Dermoviva and DINTL "deny liability" and have retained counsel to defend them in these lawsuits as "these allegations are based on unsubstantiated and incomplete study," it added. All these cases are in the pleadings and early discovery phases of litigation, which means the parties are challenging the adequacy of the plaintiffs' complaints and, in some cases, exchanging requests for information and documents. "There are various motions pending as well," it added. Over expected financial implications on the company due to compensation, penalty etc, Dabur said at this stage of the litigation, any such implication "due to settlement or verdict outcome cannot be determined". "Since we are in the initial stage of litigation, any final claim settlement amount is neither probable nor estimable," it said. However, the company said defence costs for the litigation are expected to breach the materiality threshold in the near future. According to the latest report, Dabur India has 27 subsidiary companies, which contributed to 26.60% of the consolidated revenue from operations in FY 2022-23. Its revenue from international business was at Rs 2,867 crore, recording a growth of 11.1% in constant currency terms in FY23. Dabur India has 8 International manufacturing locations, according to its latest annual report.

Dabur's three foreign subsidiaries face lawsuits in US, Canada

Leading <keyword id="34523" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="fmcg" source="Orion">FMCG</keyword> and ayurvedic products maker <keyword id="62997" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="dabur" source="Orion">Dabur</keyword> is planning to set up a new <keyword id="6368585" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="factory" source="Orion">factory</keyword> in <keyword id="6355466" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="south-india" source="Orion">South India</keyword> in less than a year's time, as its <keyword id="6355515" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="business" source="Orion">business</keyword> scales in the region, according to company's CEO Mohit Malhotra. Dabur, which now gets 20 per cent of its domestic sales from South India with its business there doubling in the last 5-6 years, is identifying gaps and usages to launch products customised to the markets, he told PTI in an interview. The company, having 13 manufacturing units across the country, is augmenting its capacity further to meet the demand and is diversifying its manufacturing activities by adding new lines, he added. Dabur India, which has an annual capex of around Rs 350-450 crore, also plans to expand its manufacturing activities in the international markets catering to regions such as the Middle East and Europe. Besides, the company is consolidating its manufacturing operations and has shut down some units where tax sunsets are coming in, and opening new units where GST regime is coming in, Malhotra added. On Dabur's business in South India, Malhotra said,"We have made substantial progress in South India... it now contributes 19 to 20 per cent of Dabur's domestic business. This was not even 10 per cent around seven to eight years back and thus contribution from the Southern region has doubled." When asked about the new plant in South India, Malhotra said,"I do not think it's a few years away. Maybe it is a year away .Within a year, we might plan something for South of India as business scales up." Dabur's last investment to open a new unit was at Indore, where it had invested around Rs 350 crore. In the southern market, several FMCG makers, including Wipro have jumped into the food segment with relevant regional offerings. Dabur is identifying gaps there to launch customised products. "We are creating a framework in the company where we can create products which are exclusively meant for the South of India for which we have got this framework called RISE, which is regional insights, speed and execution," said Malhotra. Some brands such as Dabur Red, contribute 40 per cent of its business in South India and Dabur Honey and Odonil are very salient there, he added. "So we are looking at a lot of pollination of products in South of India to increase our saliency," he said. However, Malhotra also added that in comparison with other FMCG makers having a saliency of 30 per cent, Dabur's salience is in the range of 20 per cent. "So there is a huge gap of 10 to 15 per cent to be covered in the South. That is an area that will be our focus for geographical growth," he added. Talking on international markets, he said MENA (Middle East &amp; North Africa) is the largest market and a "growth frontier". It has a manufacturing facility in the UAE and uses the Greater Arab Free Trade Area Agreement (GAFTA) to cater to Saudi Arabia. "If Saudi Arabia opens up and scales up, we might look at a manufacturing unit even in Saudi Arabia. We have another second unit in Egypt, which is the second largest market after Saudi Arabia," he said. Dabur uses Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) while manufacturing in Egypt and supplying to East Africa. Dabur also has a factory in Turkiye, which ships to European markets. It also has a factory in South Africa which caters to SADC (Country / Southern African Development Community) markets of 12 countries. While in the US, it has a contract manufacturer, which also caters to the Canadian market. "Business is doing well in international markets. There is a recovery after Covid but geopolitical issues are always there," said Malhotra while referring to trouble brewing in the Middle East, and the Russia-Ukraine War.

Dabur plans to open manufacturing unit in South India; portfolio expansion in the offing

Indian <keyword id="34523" type="CITY" weightage="100" keywordseo="fmcg">FMCG</keyword> major Dabur is now extending its popular digestive brand Hajmola into the ready-to-drink beverage category as consumers are shifting to more functional drinks like Aampanna or Jaljeera from carbonated drinks. The new drink brand — christened Hajmola Yoodley — is set to be launched in six Indian flavours. 
 
 "Hajmola has a strong equity of chatpata taste. We are leveraging that same equity here for chatpata Indian ethnic drinks," <keyword id="6373748" type="CITY" weightage="100" keywordseo="Dabur-India">Dabur India</keyword> marketing head (foods) Sanjay Singal told TOI. At present, Dabur operates in the beverage category with its Real and Real Activ range of fruit juices and nectars. 
 
While the Rs 14,000-crore domestic soft drinks market — dominated by multinational companies such as <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/Coca-Cola-To-Drop-Controversial-Chemical-From-Its-Drinks/articleshow/34726902.cms">Coke</a> and <keyword id="54572" type="CITY" weightage="100" keywordseo="PepsiCo">PepsiCo</keyword> — has started showing signs of slowing down, the organized market for ethnic flavoured beverages stands at around Rs 150 crore and is growing fast on a smaller base. The unorganized market for such drinks is larger and is estimated to be at least Rs 1,400 crore in size. However, industry experts say that ethnic beverages are very niche and are unlikely to become mainstream anytime soon. "<keyword id="6391475" type="CITY" weightage="100" keywordseo="Coca-Cola">Coca-Cola</keyword> used to have this digestive drink named Rimzim cola and it doesn't exist now. Local drinks such as Mangola had a cult following before it fizzled out. Mainstream drinks in India still mean flavours such as cola, mango, lemon and orange," Arvind Singhal, retail expert and founder of Technopak, told TNN. Even Parle's coffee-flavored drink Cafe Cuba has disappeared from retail shelves. 
 The new Hajmola Yoodley ready-to-drink beverage range is being launched across the country in a 250ml pack, priced at Rs 30. It will be available in six different variants — Awaara Aam Panna, Nimboora Shikanji, Go Goa Guava, Jhakaas Jaljeera, Golmaal Golgappa and Kabhi <keyword id="2968197" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="Kala-Kabhi-Khatta">Kala Kabhi Khatta</keyword>. 
 The other dominant player in the space, <keyword id="1107665" type="COMPANY" weightage="100" keywordseo="Hector-Beverages">Hector Beverages</keyword>, the maker of Paperboat brand of ethnic drinks, opened its second manufacturing plant in Mysore in March. It has currently been valued at around $100 million. Neeraj Kakkar, co-founder of Hector Beverages and a former Coca-Cola employee, said, "We are growing at a very fast pace but the challenge is distribution. We are working hard to work out the right distribution channels." 
 
Dabur, on the other hand, wants to be future-ready. Dabur India executive director (consumer care business) Krishan Kumar Chutani, said, "The first part of this initiative saw the launch of brand Hajmola in a liquid candy format last year and the introduction of Chocolate Chyawanprash, to name a few. We are now getting into the second and more aggressive part of the initiative." 
 
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Dabur to launch health drink soon: Hajmola Yoodley

New Delhi, Apr 7 () Home grown Dabur group on Tuesday pledged Rs 21 crore to support the relief efforts and help the immediate needs of people affected from the COVID-19 pandemic.The group will also provide assistance to people engaged in frontline efforts to fight the virus and support to members of vulnerable sections of the society and migrant workers, who are the hardest hit by this pandemic, , according to a statement."We have earmarked a fund of Rs 21 crore towards relief efforts... Out of this pledged amount, a sum of Rs 11 crore is being contributed to PM CARES Fund by Dabur India and other entities in the Group," said Dabur India Ltd Chairman Amit Burman said.Extending its help, group has started providing health and hygiene kits to police personnel across the country which includes face masks, hand sanitisers and immunity-boosting medicines."We are working with local NGOs and community leaders in extending support towards provision of nutritious meals and medicines to people in need during this lockdown," it said. One of the group companies, Lite Bite Foods, is preparing and supplying around 2,500 meals every day for the migrant workers.Another group company Oncquest Laboratories is endeavouring to undertake COVID-19 tests for a significant number of below poverty line (BPL) patients free of cost."We have rolled out a special Insurance scheme 'Dabur Aashray' for over 600 individuals who are currently not covered under the Corporate and State Insurance Scheme to support them and take care of their medical needs in case of any emergency arising out of COVID-19," it added.India is presently going through an unprecedented complete lockdown of three weeks, ending on April 14, to prevent the spread of the virus. According to the latest report from the Union Health Ministry, the total number of COVID-19 cases has increased to 4,421 and the death toll is now 114. KRH ANSANS

Dabur group commits Rs 21 crore in fight against COVID-19 

(Eds: Adding Marico's comments) New Delhi, Apr 27 () Leading FMCG companies as Nestle India, Godrej Consumers Products Ltd, Marico and Dabur are providing special insurance covers to frontline workforce, including those of distributors, who are engaged in supply and distribution of their products during the coronavorus pandemic.The FMCG makers, which have witnessed a huge disruption in their supply chain during the lockdown, are empowering their frontline workforce with medical insurance schemes covering risk against any possible fallout from COVID-19, which includes cashless treatment to reimbursement of medical expenses, in case of any eventualities during their work.The companies have tailored special schemes in collaboration with many insurance firms to keep people involved in its supply chain motivated so as to ensure supply and availability of their products in the market during the health crisis.Godrej Consumers Products Ltd (GCPL) on Monday said it has insured over 4,000 extended workforce part of the supply and distribution chain in India."The medical insurance covers personnel on channel partners' payrolls or contracted by them to ensure smooth business operations for GCPL. For medical hospitalisation or treatment of COVID-19, each employee is entitled to cashless treatment or reimbursement of medical expenses up to Rs 50,000," GCPL CEO – India and SAARC Sunil Kataria said.The persons covered under the medical insurance are contract labourers, delivery teams, carrying and forwarding agents, loaders and unloaders and logistic teams including drivers."COVID-19 has posed a great threat to public health in India. Be it permanent, contracted or third-party, GCPL has commitment towards all its extended workforce," he added.The Godrej Group firm has established a "comprehensive health and safety monitoring system" in all its operating locations and said it "will continuously review our policy to keep them in line with current requirements and needs of our workforce".Similarly, Marico Ltd Chief Human Resource Officer Amit Prakash said apart from securing its people on ground with personal protective equipment, all distributor salespersons are covered under insurance for COVID-19 related treatment. "We have extended insurance covers for distributor salespersons for COVID related treatment and the ones not covered by the insurance are given a special COVID insurance cover for a year. They will also be given extra monetary help under 'COVID Assistance'," he added.For other staff of distributors such as delivery personnel, operators, loaders, merchandisers who do not have insurance cover and are detected positive with COVID-19 and hospitalised, Marico will provide medical assistance, Prakash said.Likewise, homegrown wellness and FMCG firm Dabur India has also introduced a special insurance scheme 'Dabur Aashray' for its frontline staff and its distributors."With the entire country under lockdown, the frontline staff at Dabur and our distributor partners have been working towards ensuring regular supply of medicines, essential products, food and hygiene products to citizens," Dabur India CEO Mohit Malhotra said.He further said, "We have rolled out a special insurance scheme 'Dabur Aashray' for over 600 individuals who are currently not covered under the corporate and state insurance scheme to support them and take care of their medical needs in case of any emergency arising out of COVID-19."Similarly, Nestle India has also introduced a special scheme called "Nestle Suraksha" covering all the frontline sales force, which work with their distributors for next three months."Our frontline sales force who work for our distribution partners are the heroes who ensure Nestle India's standing in the marketplace and we will looking at rolling-out a 'Nestle Suraksha' programme to cover each one of them, who is not covered by Employees' State Insurance, with a COVID-19 insurance protection for a period of three months," said a Nestle India spokesperson.He further said: "We want them to be safe and protect them should any unfortunate COVID-19 related event be fall them."India is presently going through an extended lockdown period till May 3 as the government tries to curb the spread of coronavirus pandemic. The virus has so far taken 886 lives in the country and infected as many as 28,380 people, according to the Union Health ministry. KRH RKL MKJ

COVID-19: FMCG cos launch special insurance schemes for frontline workers

New Delhi, Jan 31 () Shares of FMCG major Dabur India jumped nearly 4 per cent on Friday after the company reported a 8.62 per cent increase in consolidated net profit for the third quarter ended December 2019.
 The scrip gained 3.73 per cent to close at Rs 496 on the BSE. During the session, it went up by 5.21 per cent to Rs 503.10.
 On the NSE, it rose by 3.55 per cent to close at Rs 495.75.
 The homegrown FMCG major on Thursday reported a 8.62 per cent increase in consolidated net profit at Rs 398.87 crore for the third quarter ended December 2019.
 The company had posted a consolidated net profit of Rs 367.21 crore in October-December quarter a year ago, Dabur India said in a BSE filing.
 Revenue from operations rose 6.99 per cent to Rs 2,352.97 crore during the quarter under review as against Rs 2,199.21 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal.
 Total expenses during October-December rose 6.03 per cent to Rs 1,924.94 crore as against Rs 1,815.41 crore. SUM ANS
ANS

Dabur India shares gain nearly 4 pc post Q3 earnings

Demand trajectory across urban and rural markets in India has shown a "slight improvement" sequentially in the March quarter, although it falls short of a full recover, FMCG major Dabur said. Despite near-term consumption pressure, some "green shoots" are emerging such as moderating inflation, improving consumer confidence and increase in government spending. "While urban markets have returned to positive volume growth, rural markets still remain muted," said Dabur in its latest quarter updates. The company expects a "mid-single digit revenue growth" for the January-March quarter in such a scenario. Its F&amp;B business continues to trend at robust levels and will report strong double-digit growth, while healthcare portfolio is expected to be in a positive growth trajectory, it added. Home &amp; Personal Care (HPC) will report low single-digit revenue growth on account of a slowdown in the personal care categories. "Our brands continued to record gain in market shares in most of the segments," it said. March quarter also marks the consolidation of Badshah Masala, a business which it acquired. It is in the process of being integrated and is tracking as per expectations. Over international sales, Dabur said it expects "high single-digit growth" in constant currency. "However, due to currency headwinds in Egypt and Turkey, the reported growth in INR will be impacted. While there are short-term pressures, we are restructuring our distribution network in key markets and increasing investments behind our brands which will benefit us in the long term," it said. "Overall, Dabur's consolidated revenue is expected to report mid-single digit growth during the quarter," it said. During the quarter inflation continued to cool off for most of our commodities. "India gross margins are expected to show an improvement, but Consolidated gross margin will be impacted mainly due to currency headwinds in International Business. We have also strategically increased our spending behind our brands, leading to short-term pressure on the operating margin, which is expected to be lower by around 200-250 bps as compared to Q4 FY22," it said. While the environment has been challenging, the fundamentals of the business continue to be resilient. "We will continue to invest strongly behind Power Brands, Innovation, Distribution expansion and a robust back end which will enable us to increase our market shares and achieve profitable and sustainable growth," it said. This quarter update will be followed by detailed financial results and earnings presentation once the Board of Directors of the Company approves the consolidated and standalone financial results. SEE ALSO: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/finance/news/monetary-policy-impact-rbis-pause-to-support-real-estate-demand-particularly-affordable-segment/articleshow/99290486.cms">Monetary Policy Impact: RBI’s pause to support real estate demand - particularly affordable segment</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/finance/news/rbi-revises-indias-fy24-growth-outlook-expects-softer-inflation-on-the-back-of-lower-commodity-prices/articleshow/99290005.cms">RBI revises India’s FY24 growth outlook, expects softer inflation on the back of lower commodity prices</a>

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