The spike in Parle-G packets comes at a time when demand for biscuits - from the likes of Britannia's Good Day and Bourbon to Parle's Krackjack, Monaco and Hide & Seek - have seen a massive surge in sales volumes in the past three months. (You can use any type of biscuit of your choice) Add some water to milk powder to slurry. Meanwhile, crush biscuits to a fine powder using a grinder. Parle Products, founded in 1929, employs about one lakh people across 10 company-owned facilities and 125 contract manufacturing plants across the country. Take a pan, add milk and bring it to boil on a high flame. #ParleG is happy to be #BharatKaApnaBiscuit - Parle-G June 9, 2020 Can you imagine how much less single use plastic waste there will be if just Parle-G changed its packing to an alternate biodegradable material? Now the sales are up let's see the contribution to a better Tom too /mHdZhbr7X9- Randeep Hooda June 9, 2020 My whole career is feuled by chai and Parle-G since theater days. Thank you for sharing this beautiful throwback, Prayas :) #ParleG is happy to be #BharatKaApnaBiscuit - Parle-G June 9, 2020 Twitter was abuzz with people celebrating the FMCG major's sales performance and the brand appeal of Parle-G. The sales of Parle-G biscuits jumped to the best level recorded in eight decades, the Economic Times reported, stating that the makers of Parle-G refused to share specific sales numbers.

The jump in sales is good news for the the country's largest biscuit maker, which had last year warned it might trim production as well as workforce amid slowing economic growth and falling demand.Ī downturn in Asia's third-largest economy is denting sales of everything from cars to clothing, forcing companies to curtail production and raising hopes that the government will unveil an economic stimulus to revive growth. The demand for Parle-G was boosted as the biscuits came handy for people working from home as well as migrant workers returning to their homes during the nationwide lockdown which began on March 25. Fast-moving consumer goods maker Parle Products recorded a surge in sales of its Parle-G biscuits during the coronavirus-induced lockdown, backed by strong demand for the Rs 5 packs during March through May.

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