In the confectionary space, Cadbury has been riding high with its Cadbury Celebration’s Rich Dry Fruits Collection. Not to be left out, Cookie Man from the land of Kangaroos, is also set to bake huge profits during the Diwali extravaganza. Praveen Alexander, General Manager, Cookie Man, told B&E that nearly 40% of Cookie Man’s sales take place during the festive fiesta. In the race to grab a heft y portion of the consumer’s sweet tooth are also old traditional Indian sweet makers who rake in most of their profits in the second half of the year. Since the festive season coincides with the marriage season in India, these traditional sweets players also cash in on the considerable profits they make from exports of Indian desserts. Aft er all, NRIs do prefer a dash of the desi touch to round off their festive ardour! Says Sangeeta Goel, Marketing Manager, Bikanervala, “Th is year, we are planning to launch a box of chocolates during Diwali. During this season, we see a high growth chart in sales every year.”
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Source : IIPM Editorial, 2007
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