Parle-G - the world's largest-selling biscuit by volume - has become a household name in India, which still to date continues to be enjoyed with a hot cup of tea. The brand came into existence in 1929 ...

NEW DELHI: Parle-G, born 1939, is the world’s largest selling biscuit brand, coming in packs costing as little as Rs2. It’s said that if one stacked all the Parle-G biscuits produced in a month on top ...

Parle-G, India's homegrown biscuit brand, is more than just crunchy, nutritious biscuits wrapped in a simplistic packet, but a symbol that united Indians from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. Generations after ...

It’s a kind of homecoming for India’s most popular biscuit maker – but after a long time and, interestingly, away from its mainstay. Parle Products, headquartered in Mumbai and best known for some of ...

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Mumbai: Nearly 80 years after it was introduced in India, Parle-G continues to dominate the country’s biscuit market even as the industry moves toward more premium products. Parle-G, with its iconic ...

- Parle-G biscuits also gained traction as it was preferred by government agencies and NGOs working to distribute food relief packages to the people during the pandemic due to its economic proposition ...

Changed from wax-paper to modern laminated packaging in the 1980s. Introduced smaller SKUs (₹2, ₹5 packs) for affordability. Flank brands: Parle-G Gold, Hide & Seek Fab, Krackjack, Monaco. Robust ...

In a country like India, Parle-G biscuit packets require absolutely no introduction. For many Indians, Parle-G biscuits are more of a nostalgic symbol of childhood than a simple snack and they are ...

(This story was first published in the Economic Times on June 9, 2020) Mumbai: An old pastime of dunking Parle-G biscuits in a steaming cuppa, and deftly biting off the tea-soaked half before it ...

Parle-G biscuits, an Indian staple, have become a costly luxury in war-torn Gaza, symbolising extreme scarcity. A Palestinian's social media post revealed he paid over Rs 2,300 for a pack usually ...

Parle-G took note of Sacred Games’ Bunty, who was seen surviving on mere biscuits and black tea in the first episode, and called it “every artist’s initial struggle” before Netflix and Swiggy offered ...