The new fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) factory that Dabur India is building in Tindivanam, Tamil Nadu, was officially inaugurated on 12 February. Located in the Tamil Nadu town of Tindivanam, the Tindivanam plant will mark Dabur’s entry into the southern Indian market. In a press release, the company announced that it has committed to investing INR 400 crore, with approximately one-third of that investment already underway.At the Tindivanam plant, Dabur’s Red Toothpaste and Meswak, among others, will be made in the first phase. In addition, it will produce hair oils under the Vatika and Anmol brands as well as the Dabur Gulabari and Vatika brands. Tindivanam will become an integral part of Dabur’s southern manufacturing network as production expands to include Real Juices, Amla Hair Oil, and other brands.MK Stalin Performed Groundbreaking Ceremony of Dabur’s New Unit Chief Minister M K Stalin of Tamil Nadu presided at the new unit’s groundbreaking ceremony electronically. Along with the entire team from Guidance Tamil Nadu and SIPCOT, the ceremony was attended by Minister for Industries Dr T R B Raja and principal secretary (industries) Arun Roy. Dabur is thrilled to commence construction on its first manufacturing site in South India, according to Mohit Malhotra,… Read MoreStartupTalky- Business News, Insights and Stories
