Parle-G is very famous and popular for their. It contains Glucose, milk, iron and calcium that all are very necessary ingredients for our body. They are very simple biscuits but there is something unique about it that appeals everyone to eat Parle-G biscuits. When contacted, an Udaan spokesperson declined to comment. I have been eating Parle -G since my childhood. Parle G Original Gluco Biscuits, Product of India, Value Pack (12 Packets of 56.4g) 284 5 offers from 12.98 Parle-G - Gold Biscuits, 1.6 Kg (16 pack of 100g) 6 1 offer from 12.95 Parle-G Gold Biscuits, 1 KG (10 pack of 100g) 160 4 offers from 8.00 Parle-G Original Biscuits - 1.99 oz (6 Pack), Light Brown 75 3 offers from 5. This has resulted in decreasing competitiveness and increasing input costs for Udaan, and hence, the small retailers who procure products from Udaan, the complaint said. Top the coco cake biscuits with chocolate icing, glazed cherry and serve chilled. The biscuit crumbs are blended with butter and then dipped in milk and layered with chocolate mixture. Udaan alleged that Parle is abusing its dominant position by refusing to supply its fast-moving products directly to Udaan, without any objective justification, the sources close to the development said.Īccording to them, Udaan is relegated to purchasing Parle products from the open market, causing a competitive disadvantage compared to other existing distributors of Parle, who could directly procure the products. As the makers of the worlds largest selling biscuit, Parle-G, and a host of other very popular brands, the Parle name symbolizes quality, nutrition and. No cook biscuits-coco cake is an easy recipe to prepare a cake without baking or putting in oven. In its complaint, Udaan said Parle is a dominant player in the market for glucose biscuits in India, and its Parle-G biscuit is a 'must-stock' item for small and medium retailers and also the platforms such as Udaan.

Udaan, the small and medium business-focused B2B trade platform, has filed a complaint against Parle Products before the Competition Commission of India (CCI) alleging that the FMCG company is abusing its dominant position by refusing to supply products such as Parle-G biscuits to it, according to sources.

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