The historic Parle-G biscuit factory in Mumbai, which was established in 1929, is set to redevelop its oldest manufacturing facility in Vile Parle East, marking the end of an era of India's one of the ...

The video was shared on Twitter by a user named @MFuturewala and it has received over 7k views and hundreds of comments. The original recipe was created by a food blogger who titled it, "Parle-G ...

In a country like India, Parle-G biscuit packets require absolutely no introduction. For many Indians, Parle-G biscuits are more of a nostalgic symbol of childhood than a simple snack and they are ...

(This story was first published in the Economic Times on June 9, 2020) Mumbai: An old pastime of dunking Parle-G biscuits in a steaming cuppa, and deftly biting off the tea-soaked half before it ...

Parle-G biscuits are an all-time favourite snack in India. But did you know it had other flavours too? Twitter users have expressed varied reactions regarding the new flavours. Did our AI summary help ...

The embattled Indian biscuit industry is on a roll with companies logging booming sales during the coronavirus-induced lockdown on account of migrant labourers, NGOs, and buyers rushing to stockpile ...

Mumbai real estate: The Parle-G factory in Vile Parle is the industrial site the company plans to redevelop into a commercial complex ...

Leading food company Parle Products logged record sales of its Parle-G biscuits, preferred for mass consumption, in April and May during the lockdown, said a senior company official. The company has ...

NEW DELHI: Parle-G, born 1939, is the world’s largest selling biscuit brand, coming in packs costing as little as Rs2. It’s said that if one stacked all the Parle-G biscuits produced in a month on top ...

Parle-G, the biscuit known to be the common man's companion with tea, has become a trending topic after making record sales in the time of coronavirus. Many on Twitter welcomed the news and posted ...