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SAB Miller plans capacity expansion

Businessline 25 Nov 2006

Beer maker SAB Miller is planning to expand its capacities through four big projects in six months. These projects will add another 4.5 million hectoliters to the existing capacity. The new projects will involve an domino s pizza of around Rs.200-250 crores. The beer maker has integrated with Foster is expected to add 4.5 million cases every year, which will in turn take SAB Miller’s production to 35 million cases. 

 Spencer’s opens first outlet in Mumbai

Businessline 25 Nov 2006

 RPG Group launched its first retail outlet Spencer’s in Mumbai. The Spencer’s express store is spread over an area of 1,050 square feet and will offer groceries, items and other household products including fresh food, chilled and frozen products and bakery items. 

Domino’s Pizza to strengthen presence

Businessline 24 Nov 2006 Domino’s Pizza India Ltd is planning an aggressive expansion plan to strengthen its presence in the domestic market with an of Rs.50 crores for 2007-08. The company currently owns 35% market share in the domestic pizza market. It recently endorsed Bollywood star Arshad Warsi as its new brand ambassador to target audience between the age group of 25-35 years. He is going on air on 24 November announcing a new product Cheese Burst Pizza that has a marketing spend of around Rs 6 crores. 

Khaitan’s retail segment foray

Businessline 24 Nov 2006

With the launch of Khaitan City and Khaitan Fantasy outlets, Khaitan Electricals Ltd. is foraying into the retail market. The company has diversified into isolators, distribution boxes, miniature circuit breakers and residual current circuit breakers. Khaitan Fantasy outlets will stock designer fans ranging from Rs. 5,000 to a lakh. Khaitan City outlets are set to open within a week, while the first Khaitan Fantasy outlet would open by early January 2007. 

PepsiCo to buy Naked Juice

Businessline 23 Nov 2006 PepsiCo Inc has decided to buy Naked Juice Co to expand sales of natural juice drinks and compete with Coca-Cola Co’s Odwalla brand. It had also acquired healthier beverage and food companies including Izze and Stacy’s Pita Chips in the past year to attract soda drinkers. 

Anita Roddick to help L’Oreal source from farmers

Businessline 23 Nov 2006

Dame Anita Roddick, Founder and Co-Chair of The Body Shop, is going to help the cosmetic giant L’Oreal to shift to community trading for its purchase programme in the cosmetics business. She would be spending 25 days in a year the help L’Oreal embrace the community programme similar to what Body Shop has.