A tailored mission to relaunch the brand with a modern twist!
An eventful journey was started by Chairman Shri.Pradeep Kumar Sanghi in the year 1987 at Hyderabad, Telangana. The company was then known as APS Foods and catered to a host of a diverse category of people. It had a clear mission of giving quality food products in the biscuit & bakery segment at reasonable prices.
Over the years they have grown into a conglomerate of more than three diverse food companies catering to a large variety of biscuit, bakery and confectionary products. Pushti Group is one of the fastest growing biscuit manufacturing companies of the country, and we look forward to gaining more customer satisfaction to widen our market in the years ahead.
Many candy brands/toffees have entered the Indian market as international as well as Indian companies are expanding and experimenting in the segment. The confectionery market in India is valued at $1.5 billion, growing at a two-year CAGR of 9%, as per Nielsen India. Various reports suggest that India is the fastest growing confectionery market among the BRIC countries. India’s increasing population, rising disposable income coupled with innovative product offerings by major players, their aggressive marketing strategies and robust supply chain networks with increasing penetration in rural areas are a few of the major factors fuelling the demand of candies in India, as per a TechSci Research report.
Confectionery falls under the impulse purchase segment, and (generally) does not witness any in-store promotions and offers. Confectionery items are stacked near store check-outs, luring customers, who while billing, tend to add some items to their shopping basket.
The confectionery industry is not a science-based industry: it is an industry that has been built on the confectioner's craft. Confectionery is normally divided into three classes: flour confectionery, chocolate confectionery, and sugar confectionery. Flour confectionery covers products that are made from flour and are baked. Chocolate confectionery consists of chocolate. Sugar confectionery covers the rest of confectionery.
While the primary function of food packaging is to protect your product, the primary function of food packaging design is to attract consumers. The packaging should sell itself. This means you need to have a strong brand identity and packaging that communicates information about your product clearly and concisely, and in a way that is relevant to your target audience. Your package is your brand ambassador and is the key success factor in pitching the retail buyer to get on the shelf.
A food packaging designer balances the shelf appeal (design and messaging) as well as the functional aspect of food product safety and protection on the grocery store shelf. On the functional side, it is imperative that when you ship your product to a customer, distributor or retailer, it arrives in the same condition as it left the factory or warehouse. Grocery retailers will send you an invoice or deduct money from your invoice for the cost of a damaged product in their stores.