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Tata joins the farm to fork bandwagon
Tata Chemicals, which has just become the first branded national player in pulses, expects to team up with five million farmers R Gopalakrishnan, Tata Chemicals Vice Chairman, calls it the ‘farm to fork’ strategy. Just a fortnight ago, the company became the country’s first national branded player in pulses by launching four popular varieties – chana, toor, urad and moong under the i-Shakti
Tata Chemicals, which has just become the first branded national player in pulses, expects to team up with five million farmers R Gopalakrishnan, Tata Chemicals Vice Chairman, calls it the ‘farm to fork’ strategy. Just a fortnight ago, the company became the country’s first national branded player in pulses by launching four popular varieties – chana, toor, urad and moong under the i-Shakti
Chemistry of pulses
Tata Chemicals recently launched a range of pulses branded i-Shakti Dal. Observers feel that this is just the beginning of the foray into edibles by the company which started out as a fertiliser
Tata Chemicals: Securing supplies
Tata Chemicals, the world’s second-largest soda ash manufacturer, has inked a deal to acquire British Salt, a soda ash raw material maker in the United Kingdom (UK), for £93 million (around Rs 650
Tata Chemicals, the world’s second-largest soda ash manufacturer, has inked a deal to acquire British Salt, a soda ash raw material maker in the United Kingdom (UK), for £93 million (around Rs 650
Tata Chemicals to buy British Salt for Rs 660 cr
Tata Chemicals, the world’s second largest soda ash maker, is to acquire British Salt, a soda ash raw material maker in the UK, for £93 million (Rs 660 crore).
Tata Chemicals, the world’s second largest soda ash maker, is to acquire British Salt, a soda ash raw material maker in the UK, for £93 million (Rs 660 crore).
Tata Chemicals to buy British Salt for 93 mn pounds
​Tata Chemicals Ltd (TCL) today said its UK subsidiary, Brunner Mond, has inked an agreement to acquire British Salt Ltd for GBP 93 million (about Rs 656.48 crore)."TCL's wholly owned subsidiary
​Tata Chemicals Ltd (TCL) today said its UK subsidiary, Brunner Mond, has inked an agreement to acquire British Salt Ltd for GBP 93 million (about Rs 656.48 crore)."TCL's wholly owned subsidiary
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