Almost 70% of the sales are happening in the unbranded sector. Hindustan Lever was considered to be a well-run company, with aggressive marketing styles and a highly result-oriented culture - turnover of Rs.101 billion. Nestle (Rs. 15 billion turn over) had diversified into different milk products such as liquid milk, curd and butter, and was making huge investments in the dairy related businesses...
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