MTR Foods Launches New Regional Offerings in North Karnataka
MTR Foods, part of Orkla India Limited, launched a new range of North Karnataka specialities including Groundnut Chutney Podi (₹49), Nigerseed Chutney Podi (₹55), Flax Seed Chutney Podi (₹49), and Masala Khara (₹65). The launch reinforces MTR's commitment to the region's culinary heritage.
The launch of new regional product lines can positively impact sales and market share within that specific region. However, it does not represent a major strategic shift or a significant financial event for the entire company.
The announcement details the launch of new products that cater to regional tastes, reinforcing the company's commitment and expanding its product portfolio. This is generally viewed positively by consumers and stakeholders.
MTR Foods, a business unit of Orkla India Limited, has announced the launch of a new range of products specifically for North Karnataka, reinforcing its commitment to the region. The new offerings include Groundnut Chutney Podi (Shenga), Nigerseed Chutney Podi (Gurellu), Flax Seed Chutney Podi (Agasi), and Masala Khara.
These products are inspired by the rich culinary traditions of North Karnataka, where chutney podis are a daily staple and are commonly enjoyed with local dishes like jolada rotti. MTR aims to bring these familiar and authentic flavours to consumers in a high-quality packaged format, staying true to the region's cuisine.
Sunay Bhasin, CEO of MTR Foods, stated that the company has a deep responsibility to celebrate Karnataka's diverse culinary traditions and make cherished food traditions more accessible. Anupam Nair, Chief Marketing & Growth Officer, added that the innovation process involved thorough research and consumer testing to ensure the products align with local tastes and ingredients.
The new range will be available across General Trade, Modern Trade, Namma MTR stores, and leading e-commerce platforms. The Groundnut Chutney Podi is priced at ₹49, Nigerseed Chutney Podi at ₹55, Flax Seed Chutney Podi at ₹49, and Masala Khara at ₹65. MTR plans to strengthen its engagement with consumers in North Karnataka through a hyperlocal approach, including digital content, retail branding, and on-ground activations.
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