MUMBAI: Low-calorie and low-fat snacks are seeing significant growth as millets are being increasingly used in India, according to a report on Wednesday. The report by NielsenIQ (NIQ), the world's ...

Grocery stores, convenience marts, and even many clothing stores have snacks at the register. Stores aren't alone.

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A new report highlights India’s growing appetite for low-calorie snacks, millet-based products, and Korean-inspired innovations in food and personal care. Follow Us Trending Photos Mumbai: Low-calorie ...

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