Cold Drinks Brands in India-HCCB

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FMCG Companies in Bangalore have a lot at stake. When it comes to manufacturing cold drinks brands in India, there are a few things that can make or break a product. The taste, the tangy feel they leave in one’s mouth, and the nutrition they impart to the consumer. Most consumers go for the flavour of a cold drink, as much as they do it for the hydration. 
But what most overlook are the nutritional benefits of the products that they consume. For example, HCCB’s mango drink, Maaza is made entirely from freshly sourced mango pulp. This is in no way a small feat, considering most of their competitors use fruit concentrate in their fruit drinks.
FMCG expands to Fast Moving Consumer Goods. Producing goods and getting them to the hands of the consumer at the earliest is the modus operandi of any FMCG company. In a company like HCCB, where most of the products are beverages, producing and distributing those beverages to the vendors needs a production and supply chain that has a life of its own. Independent, yet able to perfectly supplement each other.
The rule-books that define the success stories of any industry might be rewritten any day of the week. That’s how fast industries adapt to the changing mores of production and distribution of their products. Same is the case with FMCG and HCCB.
Everything changes in the blink of an eye.
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