During service disruptions on Facebook and Instagram, a viral image of a Dark Parle-G biscuit packet sparked memes and creativity. The authenticity of the image, possibly manipulated with AI ...

Parle’s iconic factory in Mumbai has shut down after a 87-year run. The smell of freshly made biscuits would no longer linger in the area, much to the dismay of the residents.

"Under the direction of District Collector, we carried out an operation and rescued 26 children from the Parle-G biscuit factory," Navneet Swarnkar, District Child protection officer told IANS.

A 2011 Nielsen report confirmed Parle-G's position as the world's top-selling biscuit, surpassing Oreo, Gamesa in Mexico, and Walmart's private label biscuits. Between 2018 and 2020, Parle-G's ...

Parle-G is a cherished childhood memory for many Indians and a global brand with manufacturing units in six countries. Launched in 1929, it became India’s top biscuit brand. Its iconic yellow ...

The founders neglected to give the factory a name since they were too busy running it. As a result, the first Indian-owned confectionery company in the nation eventually acquired the name Parle ...

After Parle confirmed that its Parle biscuit factory, which has not been functioning for some time, will be shut forever, residents said they will miss the sweet smell of baking that would ...

Parle-G, which started as Parle Gluco in 1939, is world's largest selling biscuit brand. The decision to shut its Vile Parle factory in Mumbai comes after the company's owner Vijay Chauhan decided ...

Set up in 1929, it was the first factory of Parle Products Pvt Ltd. Interestingly, as many would presume, the name Vile Parle didn’t originate because of the biscuit.

"My father has been living here for the last 60-65 years. Now that the factory is being closed the area will become deserted. We used to get good aroma of biscuits and chocolates, that has stopped ...

Unveiling Parle's success story: A transformation from candy beginnings to dominating the biscuit market, shaping India's snack culture along the way. Nucleus_AI 2684 Stories Wednesday December 20 ...

They were forced to work 12-hour shifts for as little as Rs5,000 a month Raipur: The District Task Force (DTF) has rescued 26 children from the biscuit manufacturing unit of a popular brand called ...