PLANT BASED FOODS

Catch you later, Snickers? Execs unwrap exit plans at Mars India ahead of Kellanova merger
Mars Wrigley India is experiencing leadership changes and uncertainty among executives due to its upcoming global merger with Kellanova. Several executives have departed or relocated, and the company is facing a slowdown in sales growth. The merger's impact on India roles and the location of the merged entity's headquarters remain unclear, contributing to the instability.

How Genelia D’Souza stays fit at 37: Actress credits her ‘Indian diet' with a twist. Here's what she eats
Genelia D’Souza, 37, credits her toned body and overall health to a plant-based Indian diet. After turning vegetarian in 2017, she later gave up dairy and fully embraced veganism. In a podcast appearance, she stressed the importance of mindful meal planning and dismissed the myth that vegan diets lack protein, citing tofu as a powerful substitute. Genelia believes the Indian diet is inherently balanced and flavorful, making it ideal for healthy living.

Q4 results today: Eicher Motor, Tata Power among 126 companies to announce earnings on Wednesday
The earnings season is wrapping up with 126 companies set to reveal their Q4 results. Key companies like HAL, Eicher Motor, and Tata Power are in focus. Eicher Motors anticipates a rise in net sales and profit. Tata Power expects revenue growth, supported by its renewable energy sector. Analysts are closely watching these financial announcements for market insights.

Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and return potential of more than 31% in 1 year
As far as the market is concerned, two worrying “events” are now behind it. One, which was important from a domestic perspective, was the India-Pakistan tensions. And two: On the tariffs front, the US stands seems to have mellowed vis-a-vis the rest of the world. There is thus a high possibility that we will see a more bullish than bearish move in equity markets worldwide. And India will be no different. So, be bullish. But be selective and cautious as well.
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Clean energy, costly future: Rajasthan's forest communities fight to save ancestral land
The project requires felling over a lakh trees, leading to potential loss of income, food, and cultural identity for villagers.
Danone eyes PE's 30% to deepen French connection with Epigamia
Danone is considering increasing its stake in Epigamia to 60% by acquiring Verlinvest's shares. The deal could face competition from other interested parties, potentially driving up Epigamia's valuation. Epigamia, valued at ?1,250 crore in December 2023, has attracted investment from Danone, high-net-worth individuals, and KA Enterprises.
Fintechs’ expansion play; Doubling down on Apple
Happy Monday! New-age fintech AMCs are establishing a niche in a market dominated by banks and traditional wealth managers. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Is your coffee habit stealing your nutrients? The hidden health risk in your morning brew
Your daily coffee fix might be interfering with your health goals. While it perks you up, coffee can reduce your body’s ability to absorb vital nutrients like iron, calcium, and vitamins B and C. Experts say the timing matters—drinking it at least an hour before meals may help you enjoy the buzz without losing the benefits.
Harvard study reveals shocking link between butter and higher death risk: The healthier spread you need instead
A new Harvard study reveals that high butter consumption may increase your risk of death by 15%, while plant oils like olive and canola can lower it by 16%. Published in JAMA Internal Medicine, the research links butter to cancer and heart disease, urging a shift toward healthier fats for better longevity. Your morning toast may need a makeover.
Agri revolution or regulatory blind spot? Genome-edited rice crops stir debate
A group of experts cautions that the lack of specific rules for genome-edited crops may hurt transparency, while the government says that existing regulations are sufficient. However, these crops could redefine farming if concerns are addressed before their commercial launch
Top tech and startup stories this week
Welcome to a new edition of ETtech Unwrapped – our weekend newsletter packed with the most important stories this week. Let’s take a look.
These 13 energy sector stocks may deliver more than 27% return in one year
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PB Healthcare’s fundraise; Wanted: Visa fairness
Happy Thursday! PB Fintech’s healthcare subsidiary has raised a funding round led by General Catalyst. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Food-tech startup High Time Foods raises $1.2 million in round led by Avaana Capital
Existing angel investors also participated in the funding round. The funds will be used to boost product development, hire talent, and expand partnerships across India, the US, and emerging markets.
Uttarakhand CM Dhami issues instructions to tighten security of Chardham Yatra, important establishments
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami directed officials to enhance security measures. This is for the ongoing Chardham Yatra and vital establishments. The directive follows missile strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and PoK. Dhami instructed heightened vigilance along international borders. Special attention is given to the Yatra route and essential supplies. He also urged officials to counter rumors effectively.
Trump's prescription: Indian drug units may face stricter check-ups
Following President Trump's executive order, the Indian pharmaceutical industry anticipates a surge in unannounced inspections by the US FDA, causing concerns about compliance and potential trade barriers. Experts suggest that companies should diversify their business and invest in innovation to mitigate risks associated with increased scrutiny and potential disruptions in API sourcing from China.
MCA probes BluSmart; More made-in-India AirPods
Happy Tuesday! The corporate affairs ministry will probe Gensol Engineering and BluSmart to check corporate governance lapses. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Companies leveraging both sugar and grain to lead India’s ethanol growth: Athar Shahab, Zuari Industries
Athar Shahab emphasises the need for a stable, forward-looking policy environment to support long-term investments and growth in the sector
Planning to turn vegetarian? Think again. Green salads were never your friend, says Delhi cardiologist
Dr. Ambarish Satwik challenges veganism beliefs. He says plants evolved defenses against being eaten. Humans used fire and ingenuity to make plants edible. Our bodies adapted, developing enzymes to break down plant toxins. We now enjoy flavors that were once warning signs. The relationship between humans and plants is complex.
What is the 'Kilimanjaro Diet'? Is the new secret to long life emerging from Tanzania?
The Kilimanjaro diet, inspired by traditional Tanzanian foods like okra, plantains, and mbege, has shown promise in reducing inflammation and boosting immunity. A recent study found that it outperformed a typical Western diet in improving health markers. Though Tanzania is not yet a Blue Zone, this diet could be the next big secret to longevity and disease prevention.
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