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Parle-G Biscuits: What is it like in Parle ji that even the owner of 38,000 crores is eating it by dipping in tea, know the story of this biscuit Agro Commodities fall in price Shah said that if the prices of agri commodities continue to fall, then there may be a reduction of 10 to 20 per cent in biscuit prices in the coming days. If the prices do not come down then the size of the packet of biscuits can be increased at the same cost. The price of agri commodities had peaked earlier this year. But now they are declining. Wheat prices are falling. Simultaneously, the prices of palm oil have started declining and the price of crude oil has also come down.

Parle ji is one such biscuit, which is liked by most of the people. Records of the sale of this biscuit were broken during the Corona period. In the year 2020, there was a tremendous sale of Parle G Biscuit at the time of lockdown. The sales were so high that the record of 82 years was broken. Parle ji’s packet of Rs 5 is sold fiercely in the country.

Single Use Plastic Ban: Amul, Mother Dairy, Dabur, Parle they showed their strength on the first day itself how did it start The original company of Parle Products was ‘House of Parle’, which was started in the year 1929. The House of Parle was started by Mohanlal Dayal. Later House of Parle split into three separate companies. The ownership of these companies remained with the people of the Chauhan family. These three companies are Parle Products, Parle Agro and Parle Bisleri. Parle is the first Indian food company to receive the Monday Selection Awards for 4 consecutive years. The company is today a leading manufacturer of biscuits and confectionery. When India became independent in 1947, Parle had launched an ad. The ad used to indicate that Parle Glucose Biscuit was an Indian alternative to the British biscuit.

Mohanlal Dayal decided to get into the confectionery business. Mohanlal also went to Germany to learn the art of confectionery making. When they returned, they had the necessary machinery with them. He imported this machinery for Rs 60,000. The company’s first factory to manufacture confectionery was started in 1929 with only 12 people. It was an old factory, which was bought and refurbished by Mohanlal. There were family members in 12 people, among whom one was an engineer, someone was a manager and someone was a confectionery maker according to his ability. It was in Vile Parle, Mumble. The company was named Parle after this area. The company’s first product was an orange candy.

Plastic straws being banned from July 1, know which options Amul, Frooti and Real are working on now What is the meaning of ji in parle ji Parle launched its first biscuit Parle Gluco in the year 1938. Parle Gluco Biscuit has been the best selling biscuit in India for 12 consecutive years. This biscuit later came to be known as Parle Ji. The company changed its name to Biscuit between 1981-85. The ‘G’ in Parle G means glucose. For the first time in 2001, Parle-G switched from paper packaging to a new plastic wrapper packing. Parle’s share in the global biscuit market was 50 percent in the year 2020.

In the year 1972, the company introduced its Sweet and Salty Biscuit Crackjack. In 1983, Parle launched Chocolatey Melody. After this, in the year 1986, Mango came with Bite. Mango Bite was India’s first mango candy. In the year 1996, Parle further expanded its portfolio with the launch of Hyde & Seek Choco Chip Cookie. During 1991-2000, the company started growing outside India as well. After this, in the year 2000, Parle launched 20-20 Butter Cookies and Magics. In the year 2011, Parle Platina entered the market.

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