Parag Milk Foods Launches Avvatar Popped Protein Chips, Expanding into Snacking
Parag Milk Foods launched Avvatar Popped Protein Chips, expanding into the snacking category. The non-fried chips offer 10g protein per 30g pack, priced at ₹60. This move aims to make protein more accessible across formats and occasions.
The product launch diversifies the company's offerings into the snacking segment, which could lead to increased revenue streams and market presence. While significant, it is not a core financial result or a major corporate action like a merger.
The launch of a new product line, especially in a growing category like snacking, is generally a positive development for a company, indicating expansion and innovation.
Parag Milk Foods Limited has expanded its nutrition portfolio into the snacking category with the launch of Avvatar Popped Chips. This move marks a significant step in the company's evolution from a dairy-led business to a broader nutrition-led food enterprise, aiming to make protein more accessible across various formats and consumption occasions.
The new product, available in Magic Masala and Pudina flavors, is non-fried, contains 10 grams of protein per 30-gram pack, and is priced at ₹60. It contains no added sugar, palm oil, or preservatives. The chips are available on the Avvatar website, Quick Commerce platforms, Vending Machines, and in General and Modern Trade outlets.
Ms. Akshali Shah, Executive Director, stated that this launch is a strategic step to build a holistic protein ecosystem and a larger, contemporary food and nutrition business with protein at its core. The company aims to leverage its expertise in dairy and protein to cater to evolving consumer preferences in high-growth segments.
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