Patanjali Ayurved and Future Group Join Hands
Future Group to promote, distribute and market Patanjali Ayurved products at
Marketing agreement between two Bhartiya companies aimed at evolving the
their modern trade counters
fast growing market for high-quality FMCG products born from the timeless
science of ayurveda and good health
New Delhi, 9th October 2015: Future Group and Patanjali Ayurved today announced a marketing
partnership that will focus on growing the popularity and access for health-positive, ayurvedic
FMCG products amongst millions of consumers in Bharat.
Patanjali Ayurved offers the entire range of FMCG products in food, staples, nutrition, hair care,
skin care, dental care and toiletries that provide a far healthy alternative to similar products
available in the market. Its focus on using the timeless and indigenous knowledge of herbs and
medicines, coupled with technology-led, state-of-the-art processing facilities and offering these
products at a great value for money, has helped Patanjali Ayurved become the country’s fastest
growing FMCG company.
Future Group will set up an office for storing the goods of Patanjali Ayurved in Haridwar to
market and distribute these products in modern trade through all its food-led formats. The entire
range of Patanjali products will be available across Big Bazaar and subsequently through its
other chains such as KB’s, Aadhaar and Nilgiris in over 245 cities and towns across India.
Speaking at the launch of this partnership, Swami Ramdevji Maharaj said, “Our Patanjali is
truly a brand that is made in Bharat, made for Bharat and made by Bhartiyas,”
“After ignoring this segment for so long and now seeing Patanjali’s success, almost all
multinational FMCG companies are trying to bring in ayurvedic products. We wanted to join our
hands with the pioneers and the originators of the idea who made ayurvedic FMCG products
accessible for every Bhartiya.” said Kishore Biyani, Group CEO, Future Group, and added,
“Together with Patanjali Ayurved, we feel we can create a strong swadeshi alternative to all
daily use goods that we in Bharat use.”
Marketing agreement between two Bhartiya companies aimed at evolving the
their modern trade counters
fast growing market for high-quality FMCG products born from the timeless
science of ayurveda and good health
New Delhi, 9th October 2015: Future Group and Patanjali Ayurved today announced a marketing
partnership that will focus on growing the popularity and access for health-positive, ayurvedic
FMCG products amongst millions of consumers in Bharat.
Patanjali Ayurved offers the entire range of FMCG products in food, staples, nutrition, hair care,
skin care, dental care and toiletries that provide a far healthy alternative to similar products
available in the market. Its focus on using the timeless and indigenous knowledge of herbs and
medicines, coupled with technology-led, state-of-the-art processing facilities and offering these
products at a great value for money, has helped Patanjali Ayurved become the country’s fastest
growing FMCG company.
Future Group will set up an office for storing the goods of Patanjali Ayurved in Haridwar to
market and distribute these products in modern trade through all its food-led formats. The entire
range of Patanjali products will be available across Big Bazaar and subsequently through its
other chains such as KB’s, Aadhaar and Nilgiris in over 245 cities and towns across India.
Speaking at the launch of this partnership, Swami Ramdevji Maharaj said, “Our Patanjali is
truly a brand that is made in Bharat, made for Bharat and made by Bhartiyas,”
“After ignoring this segment for so long and now seeing Patanjali’s success, almost all
multinational FMCG companies are trying to bring in ayurvedic products. We wanted to join our
hands with the pioneers and the originators of the idea who made ayurvedic FMCG products
accessible for every Bhartiya.” said Kishore Biyani, Group CEO, Future Group, and added,
“Together with Patanjali Ayurved, we feel we can create a strong swadeshi alternative to all
daily use goods that we in Bharat use.”
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