Tag: Adani Wilmar

  • AI adds a pinch of emotion to Fortune’s home-cooked Diwali story

    AI adds a pinch of emotion to Fortune’s home-cooked Diwali story

    MUMBAI: This Diwali, Fortune isn’t just stirring pots, it’s stirring hearts. In a season when most ads sparkle with gloss and glamour, the brand has chosen a different recipe: a heartwarming, AI-powered homecoming that celebrates the soul of ‘Ghar Ka Khana’.

    India’s most loved food and kitchen staples brand, Fortune from AWL Agri Business ltd (formerly Adani Wilmar Ltd) has launched a two-fold digital campaign that uses artificial intelligence to turn festive emotion into moving imagery. The result is an evocative story that captures what Diwali truly tastes like, not the click of a delivery app, but the clatter of pots and laughter around a family table.

    At the centre of the campaign is an AI-generated film that contrasts the convenience of the fast-paced modern world with the warmth of home-cooked food. It follows a young man who leaves behind his takeaway meals and train food trays to return home for Diwali, rediscovering the love that simmers in his mother’s kitchen. As she prepares traditional delicacies, the son’s quiet journey home unfolds into an emotional reunion, a moment that beautifully serves up the campaign’s message: ‘Iss Diwali, Fortune wale hai woh jo Ghar Ka Khana Khayenge’.

    Visually rich and emotionally resonant, the film uses generative AI to create hyperreal scenes from bustling cityscapes to glowing diyas blending futuristic tech with timeless emotion. It’s a modern retelling of an age-old truth: that no matter how advanced our gadgets get, nothing beats the comfort of food made by someone who loves you.

    “Diwali is more than lights and sweets. It’s a pause that reconnects us to home, family and food made with love,” said AWL Agri Business Ltd joint president for sales & marketing Mukesh Mishra. “Through our AI-led storytelling, we’ve tried to blend technology with emotion, creating a campaign that’s both nostalgic and forward-looking. This is our invitation to India to pause, come home and rediscover the joy of ‘Ghar Ka Khana’.”

    But Fortune doesn’t stop at film. The brand has also cooked up an AI-powered interactive greeting generator, adding a playful twist to festive sharing. Users can upload their photos, choose their favourite festive treats from Karanji and Malpua to Mathri and Muruku and watch them transform into animated, glowing Fortune Diwali postcards ready to be shared across social media.

    By turning memories into motion and nostalgia into pixels, Fortune’s campaign bridges tradition and technology with surprising ease. It’s a reminder that while AI can replicate almost everything, the warmth of home-cooked food remains inimitable.

    This Diwali, Fortune’s message is clear, the most precious gift you can unwrap isn’t delivered to your door; it’s waiting in your kitchen

     

  • Sweet victory as Fortune cooks up record 800 kg modak for Ganesh Chaturthi

    Sweet victory as Fortune cooks up record 800 kg modak for Ganesh Chaturthi

    MUMBAI: When it comes to Ganesh Chaturthi, size clearly does matter especially if you’re serving up an 800 kg modak. Fortune Foods, India’s No. 1 staples brand and part of AWL Agri Business Ltd (formerly Adani Wilmar Ltd), has officially entered the World Record Book of India with the “Biggest Modak Using Traditional Ingredients.”

    Crafted from Fortune Besan, Fortune Sugar, milk and mawa, the mammoth sweet took centre stage at Girgaon Cha Raja, one of Mumbai’s oldest and most revered mandals. The giant creation wasn’t just a crowd-puller but also a statement of Fortune’s presence in 1 out of every 3 Indian households. With 5,000 sq. ft. of branding at the pandal, Fortune made sure its name was as much a part of the celebration as the devotional chants.

    The brand went full throttle with its 360-degree festive campaign rolling out branding across 25 pandals in Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Pune, Nashik and Nagpur, covering an eye-popping 166,800 sq. ft. Add to that Mygate activations in 132 societies, branding in 800 plus lifts, two LED screens at Lalbaugh Cha Raja, and a quirky digital contest where users built virtual Ganeshas to unlock festive greetings. Influencers only helped sweeten the buzz.

    AWL Agri Business Ltd joint president of sales & marketing Mukesh Mishra summed it up: “At the heart of every festival lies food, and for Ganesh Chaturthi, nothing says devotion like modak. We wanted to celebrate tradition at scale.” The Girgaon Cha Raja Mandal echoed the sentiment, calling the unveiling a “historic moment that blended tradition with grandeur.”

    Founded in 1928, Girgaon Cha Raja is known for its eco-friendly clay idol and emphasis on heritage over spectacle. This year, Fortune’s record-breaking sweet offering gave devotees a story to remember proving once again that festivals are as much about flavour as they are about faith.

  • AWL brings tech-powered tradition to Rath Yatra with Fortune and Alife

    AWL brings tech-powered tradition to Rath Yatra with Fortune and Alife

    MUMBAI: What do you get when a 12th-century chariot festival meets mixed reality and Kakara Pitha? A Fortune-branded pilgrimage into the future. In a dazzling collision of devotion and digital innovation, AWL Agri Business Ltd. (formerly Adani Wilmar Ltd.) is pulling out all the stops at Rath Yatra 2025, unveiling a seven-element campaign that transforms Puri’s spiritual carnival into an immersive brandscape. From 40-foot installations and live kitchens to VR bhog offerings and anamorphic beach content, this isn’t just festive marketing, it’s a full-blown sensory yatra.

    At the heart of it all lies the Fortune Zone, a monumental hub on Grand Road featuring three standout experiences. Devotees can cook virtual mahaprasad using Fortune ingredients in mixed reality, offer it inside a simulated Jagannath Temple, and walk away with a real sample of the same dish. Then there’s a live cooking contest where pilgrims pit their culinary skills against each other in crafting Kakara Pitha, Odisha’s traditional sweet treat.

    “We’ve evolved from offering just a VR tour to delivering a full multi-sensory experience that blends faith and food,” said AWL Agri Business Ltd joint president of sales & marketing Mukesh Mishra. “Our hyperlocal lens helps us engage meaningfully, and Rath Yatra is a perfect convergence of our brand’s cultural and culinary ethos.”

    Also in the mix is Alife, AWL’s personal care brand, offering a beachside Changing Station for post-dip refreshment and a fleet of Fortune-branded e-rickshaws to ferry devotees around Puri because comfort is the new seva. On Puri beach, a giant LED screen beams anamorphic content, giving digital dazzle to the devotional ambience.

    With brands like Fortune and Alife leading the charge, AWL’s campaign exemplifies the next frontier in festival marketing where participation trumps promotion and storytelling lives at the intersection of ritual and tech.

    This isn’t just a company showing up at a festival. It’s a brand redesigning the pilgrimage experience, one VR ladle, LED lens, and Kakara Pitha at a time.

  • Why Adani Wilmar wants to swallow Tops brand owner GD Foods

    Why Adani Wilmar wants to swallow Tops brand owner GD Foods

    MUMBAI: Packaged foods giant Adani Wilmar Limited (AWL) has developed an appetite for acquisitions, the latest one being for GD Foods Manufacturing, a privately held maker of kitchen foods and ingredients. 

    It informed the  Bombay stock exchange through a regulatory filing  today of  its plans to acquire the company which is the maker of the popular Tops  brand of sauces, pickles and other food products. It informed the bourse that  it has signed a  share purchase agreement (SPA) to acquire 80 per cent of its equity capital  at a price per share based on an enterprise valuation of Rs 603 crore. 

    The acquisition marks a significant step in AWL’s strategy to diversify its product portfolio beyond edible oils into higher-margin food categories. 

    The deal aligns perfectly with AWL’s ambition to strengthen its position in the branded foods segment. GD Foods, with its Tops brand, generated Rs 386 crore in revenue for FY24, growing at an impressive 15 per cent CAGR over the past three years. The company offers more than 80 products across eight plus categories and has established a strong presence in north and central India with over 150,000 retail touchpoints spanning 15 plus states.

    Key synergies from the acquisition include:
    * AWL will significantly enrich its offering with high gross-margin products while maintaining focus on kitchen essentials.
    * The acquisition brings another strong brand to AWL’s kitchen essentials category.
    * GD Foods adds new product categories with limited competition from national players, particularly in sauces where Tops is the No 1 brand in culinary sauces and No 3 in tomato ketchup in North India.

    AWL plans to unlock value through its robust sales and distribution network. Its  deep partnerships with modern retail channels, including quick-commerce platforms, will benefit the Tops brand. The acquisition will expand Tops’ reach into rural markets using AWL’s established infrastructure, says the latter. 

    North India, which is Tops’ core market, is also AWL’s strongest region, creating immediate synergies. AWL will leverage its pan-India presence to introduce select Tops products to new markets The combined entity aims to capitalise on AWL’s strong partnerships with organised retailers.

    AWL will initially acquire 80 per cent of shares from existing promoters, with the remaining 20 per cent  to be acquired in phases over the next three years at a pricing formula agreed upon in the SPA. The existing promoters will continue to support the business transition, and GD Foods will operate as a separate entity. The acquisition will be funded through internal accruals and IPO proceeds (if applicable), with completion targeted within 60 days, subject to customary closing conditions, said AWL.

    The deal comes as India’s packaged foods market is showing tremendous growth potential, with significant  headroom for branded products to gain market share from the unorganised sector. 

    * Edible Oils: Rs 2.0 lakh crore market with 75 per cent  branded product penetration
    * Wheat: Rs 1.5 lakh crore market with only 12 per cent branded product  penetration
    * Rice: Rs 2.1 lakh crore market with just 11 per cent  branded product penetration
    * Pulses & Besan: Rs 1.2 lakh crore market with merely 5 per cent  branded product penetration 
    * Sugar: Rs 0.6 lakh crore market with 6 per cent  branded product penetration
    * Spices: Rs 1.4 lakh crore market with 18 per cent  branded product penetration 

    For both companies, this strategic move represents an opportunity to combine complementary strengths: AWL’s manufacturing excellence, widespread distribution network and financial might paired with Tops’ strong brand equity, innovative product range and market leadership in specific categories. 

    AWL currently has impressive scale with:
    * Packaged staple foods revenue of approximately Rs 37,000 crore (as of Dec’24).
    * Household reach of 121 million
    * 2.1 million retail touchpoints
    * Edible oil division with last twelve months (LTM)  Dec’24 revenue of Rs 45,208 crore.
    * Food & FMCG division with LTM Dec’24 revenue of Rs 6,150 crore.
    * Industry essentials division with LTM Dec’24 revenue of Rs 7,369 crore.

    Tops brings several valuable assets to the table:
    * Diverse portfolio spanning sauces, condiments, meal preparation items, and cooking aids
    * Strong presence in key North Indian markets including Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Haryana, Bihar, Punjab, Uttarakhand, and Rajasthan

    KPMG India Corporate Finance is serving as exclusive financial advisor to AWL with PricewaterhouseCoopers Services LLP and Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas conducting due diligence and Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas providing legal counsel.

    AWL has demonstrated capability in scaling acquired brands. Amongst its notable successes figure the launch of Alife Soap in 2020 which crossed Rs 100 plus crore in sales within two years. The acquisition of Kohinoor in May 2022 saw it generating Rs 350 plus crore in sales within 18 months. The Hotels, Retail and Catering (HoReCa) team established in Q1 FY23 generated Rs 600 plus  crore in sales within two years. 

    With that kind of a track record, the acquisition can only be a good and taste-filled recipe for success. 
     

  • Fortune unveils #DiwaliKaFortune campaign with AR filter

    Fortune unveils #DiwaliKaFortune campaign with AR filter

    Mumbai: Adani Wilmar’s flagship brand Fortune Foods has launched the #DiwaliKaFortune campaign for Diwali, introducing an augmented reality (AR) filter that allows users to create and share personalised festival greetings with a ‘Diwali Special Ghar Ka Khana’ theme.

    Through a dedicated microsite linked on Fortune Foods’ social media channels and shared by influencers, users can select a Diwali dish, visualize it on their tabletop in AR, and compose a wish including the word ‘Fortune’. They can then capture and share the image on social media, tagging @FortuneFoods to enter for a chance to win prizes.

     

     

    Fortune Foods has collaborated with food, lifestyle, and family influencers to extend its reach and encourage a wider audience to participate. This initiative aligns with Adani Wilmar’s aim to combine tradition with innovative engagement for Diwali.

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  • Adani Wilmar launches new Ilish pack for Bengali tables

    Adani Wilmar launches new Ilish pack for Bengali tables

    Mumbai: The Hilsa/Ilish season is upon us, and the kitchens of Bengal are bringing out their best recipes for the king amongst fishes. Be it the steamed bhaapa Ilish or the yogurt-based doi Ilish, nothing complements the Hilsa more than the pungent fragrance of mustard oil. Fortune Kachi Ghani Mustard Oil has announced the launch of a special edition packaging designed to celebrate this iconic culinary event. Available exclusively in West Bengal and Tripura, this unique packaging highlights the rich tradition and cultural significance of the Hilsa fish.

    The limited-edition pack features a striking design inspired by nineteenth-century Kalighat potchitro art, offering a visual tribute to the region’s artistic heritage. This initiative is complemented by a comprehensive promotional campaign that includes a television commercial, local cooking competitions, and various consumer engagement activities. To signify the artistic legacy of the region, the brand has decorated trams, which are traditional modes of transport in West Bengal with innovative paintings that showcase various traditions and practices associated with Hilsa. Kalighat art has been incorporated into these paintings to ensure they resonate with the local population. Additionally, these artistic trams serve to promote cultural pride and raise awareness about the rich culinary legacy of Hilsa in West Bengal.

    To connect with the audience on a deeper level, a series of user-generated content (UGC) focusing on Bengali art and culture has been posted. A variety of point-of-sale materials (POSM) are also on display in stores to attract consumers. Radio promotions have helped to further amplify the campaign to reach a wider audience.

    Senior vice-president of sales & marketing Mukesh Mishra commented on the launch, “We are excited to introduce our special Ilish pack during a season that holds immense cultural value for the people of West Bengal and Tripura. By incorporating the Kalighat-inspired design into our packaging, we aim to celebrate not only the Hilsa season but also the rich cultural traditions of the region. This initiative reflects our commitment to enhancing regional connections and resonating deeply with our consumers’ culinary traditions.”

    For outdoor promotions, Adani Wilmar has been engaging in various compelling activities like fish market branding, installation of giant pack cut-outs, branding AC buses and metro branding, and restaurant branding. Outdoor hoardings and digital screens (OOH) were used to promote the new pack further. Competitions were hosted as part of society and fish market activations, with winners being invited to a mega finale event in August. Participants showcased their culinary skills by cooking delectable Ilish recipes, and the final winners will be celebrated by some of the region’s prominent chefs.

    The special Ilish pack by Fortune Kachi Ghani Mustard Oil (KGMO) will be available for a limited time only during the months of July and August.

  • Adani Wilmar’s #MonsoonWithFortune billboard features a Pakoda-in-the-rain twist

    Adani Wilmar’s #MonsoonWithFortune billboard features a Pakoda-in-the-rain twist

    Mumbai: The onset of rain has inspired Adani Wilmar, an FMCG brand, to give an immersive, 3D twist to the newly launched #MonsoonWithFortune campaign. Crafted around its premier edible offering, Fortune Soyabean Oil, synonymous with quality and taste, is all set to welcome the monsoon season with a revolutionary new campaign.

    Building on the inherent joy of indulging in pakodas during rainy days, Fortune has installed innovative hoardings across key locations in Lucknow, Kolkata and Pune. These hoardings feature a unique mechanism that transforms an empty plate into a mouthwatering platter of pakodas with the falling of the rains.

    The eye-catching, bright yellow-and-green hoarding features an empty plate with the words, ‘Baarish Ka Intezaar’ (waiting for the rains) which instantly changes to ‘Pakode Hain Tayaar’  (pakodas are ready) with the pouring of the rains. It perfectly encapsulates the anticipation and excitement associated with the monsoon. This dynamic, interactive display is sure to garner attention and bring a smile to those passing by the hoarding.

    Fortune has also launched a heartwarming TVC to further amplify the monsoon mood, capturing the season’s essence. The TVC, featuring the catchy tagline – ‘Yeh baarish phir se aayi hai, saath apne pakode ka mausam laayi hai’ (this rain has returned, bringing with it the much-loved season of pakodas), focuses on the shared experience of enjoying pakodas made by our mothers during the rainy season.

    Adani Wilmar senior vice president of sales and marketing Mukesh Mishra said, “This innovative campaign is our way of celebrating the joy of monsoon and connecting with our consumers on a deeper level. We believe this creative approach will resonate with our audience and reinforce Fortune’s position as a brand that understands and embraces the traditions and flavours of Indian households.”

    As part of the campaign, Fortune is offering an irresistible deal: Buy five litres of Fortune Soyabean Oil and get 400 gms of Fortune Besan absolutely free! This special offer is valid for a limited period and is a perfect opportunity to stock up on the essential ingredients for delicious pakodas.

    With its innovative hoarding campaign and captivating TVC, Fortune is set to make this monsoon season truly memorable. 

  • Adani Wilmar tops Kirana Club report for stellar customer service and order fulfillment

    Adani Wilmar tops Kirana Club report for stellar customer service and order fulfillment

    Mumbai: Adani Wilmar emerges as a frontrunner in the newly released Kirana Club Insider report findings, showcasing the performance of FMCG brands in crucial servicing aspects of customer service. The brand has secured an A+ rating for its exemplary performance in efficient order fulfillment. Outshining renowned brands, Adani Wilmar’s commitment to prompt delivery resonates strongly with kirana retailers.

    With a focus on addressing retailers’ pain points, the report highlights the significance of timely product delivery. Adani Wilmar’s absence from the list of brands associated with out-of-stock issues as well as defective products emphasises its proactive approach to inventory management, ensuring uninterrupted supply chains and mitigating potential revenue losses.

    Kirana Club insider report findings surveyed over 9,000 retailers on the Kirana Club platform and was conducted from 15 April to 5 May, with a majority of respondents from the HSM (Hindi-speaking market) region.

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  • Fortune launches ‘Holi ke rang, Fortune ke sang’ campaign

    Fortune launches ‘Holi ke rang, Fortune ke sang’ campaign

    Mumbai: Adani Wilmar, one of the largest Food FMCG companies in India, has launched an exciting campaign titled ‘Holi ke rang, Fortune ke sang.’ This campaign resonates with the festive colors and fervor celebrated across the HSM (Hindi-speaking market) belt. Crafted to showcase Fortune’s premium offerings, including edible oils, besan, basmati rice, atta, pulses, sugar, and poha, the brand unveiled the campaign with a vibrant and captivating 70-second digital film to celebrate Holi, India’s cherished festival.

    Conceptualised by Ogilvy India, the campaign film captures the essence of Holi as a festival cherished by every Indian. It vividly portrays the vibrancy of the festival through bursts of colors, showcasing the robust and euphoric celebrations observed across the country. The film takes the colorful celebration from the streets to the kitchen, where traditional Holi delicacies like gujiya and khasta mathiri are prepared using Fortune products, including kachi ghani mustard oil, soyabean oil, and sunflower oil. The film concludes with the message, “Toh aap bhi apne dhang se Holi manaiye aur Fortune se tyohaar ki ronak badhaiye! Kyunki Fortune ke har rang mein hai kuch khaas #Fortunewaliholi.”

    The campaign deeply resonates with Fortune’s core brand values, reflecting its commitment to nurturing traditions and embodying the spirit of India. Through the portrayal of home-cooked dishes, the campaign emphasizes the significance of love and nurture within families—a message that Fortune has championed for years.

    Adani Wilmar VP – sales & marketing Mukesh Mishra expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “Holi, the vibrant festival of colors, holds a special place in the hearts of millions across India. It’s a time when communities come together, transcending barriers, and spreading boundless happiness. At Fortune, we cherish these values deeply, and as a brand deeply rooted in the cultural fabric of India, we are thrilled to connect with our consumers on a more emotional level, especially in the HSM (Hindi-speaking markets) belt, where Holi holds profound significance.

    Our commitment to promoting home cooking and healthier lifestyles is unwavering. However, we understand that festivals like Holi are not just about food; they are about creating memories, sharing joy, and strengthening bonds. That’s why our Holi initiative goes beyond providing cooking essentials. It’s about becoming a companion in moments of celebration and joy, enriching the festivities with the essence of home.

    Following the success of past campaigns like ‘Pujo in the East,’ we are excited to replicate this feat with our Holi campaign. By doing so, we aim to establish Fortune not only as a cooking essential but also as a cherished part of the Holi celebrations—a brand that understands the cultural significance of the festival and resonates with the emotions it evokes.

    At Fortune, we believe that “Ghar ka khana, ghar ka hota hai” (home-cooked food is the best). This isn’t just a tagline; it’s a philosophy that drives everything we do. And what better way to embody this philosophy than by celebrating festivals like Holi, which epitomize the essence of home, family, food, and joy? We are keen on connecting deeply with our consumers during these moments, not just as a brand but as a trusted companion, enhancing every aspect of their festive experience.

    This Holi, let’s celebrate togetherness, happiness, and the flavors of home with Fortune. Because when it comes to creating cherished memories, every dish cooked with Fortune becomes a celebration in itself”.

  • Fortune Soya Chunks surprise Mumbai with lunchbox treats on World Protein Day

    Fortune Soya Chunks surprise Mumbai with lunchbox treats on World Protein Day

    Mumbai: Adani Wilmar, a leading food and FMCG company joined hands with the iconic Mumbai Dabbawala Association for World Protein Day to distribute packs of Fortune Soya Chunks. This unique initiative aimed to promote protein-rich diets and reinforce the brand message of ‘Ghar Ka Khana Ghar Ka Khana Hota Hai’.

    Mumbaikars were pleasantly surprised when their lunchboxes, delivered by the efficient Mumbai Dabbawalas, contained a pack of Fortune Soya Chunks. This move not only raised awareness about the importance of protein but also emphasized the convenience and nutritional value of incorporating soya chunks into daily meals.

    Fortune Soya’s collaboration with the Mumbai Dabbawalas went beyond just distribution. Each Dabbawala was provided with Fortune Soya t-shirts and informative leaflets attached to the tiffin boxes, educating consumers about the benefits of protein-rich foods. As a token of appreciation, the dabbawalas also received packs of Fortune Soya Chunks, inspiring them to prioritize their own health.

    Adani Wilmar head – media & fortune brand Jignesh Shah expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating, “We are thrilled to have partnered with the Mumbai Dabbawalas for this meaningful initiative for World Protein Day. This aligns perfectly with our ‘Ghar Ka Khana Ghar Ka Khana Hota Hai’ campaign. At Adani Wilmar, we take pride in advocating for complete proteins like soya chunks, which offer all nine essential amino acids essential for optimal health. Through the distribution of soya chunk packs and information about the benefits of protein-rich foods, we hope to cultivate healthier eating habits and enhance the well-being of every individual in our community.”

    Soya chunks, rich in protein, is beneficial for muscle building and body. It is an ideal dietary choice for all ages. With seven* out of 10 Indians found to be protein deficient in urban areas, initiatives like this play a crucial role in raising awareness.

    While 73 per cent* of urban Indians grapple with protein deficiency, often unaware of the diverse vegetarian options, soya chunks stand tall.

    Fortune Soya Chunks stands out as a nutritional powerhouse, boasting a remarkable 52 grams of protein per 100 grams, surpassing other protein sources like milk and eggs. Soya chunks is a high source of dietary fibre and hence the adopting the product in regular balanced diet will be a step towards heathier and stronger India

    “Mumbai Tiffin Box Suppliers Association” and “Nutan Mumbai Tiffin Box Suppliers Charity Trust”, widely known as Mumbai Dabbawala secretary Kiran Gavande added, “As a delivery partner, it’s an honor to associate with a company for World Protein Day to help people access protein-rich food. It’s more than just delivering meals; it’s about nourishing communities and promoting healthier lifestyles. Together, we’re making a tangible difference in people’s lives, one nutritious meal at a time.”

    A video #DabbawalasDeliverFortuneSoyaChunks has been released across various media platforms and digital channels, showcasing the precision and dedication of the 130-year-old Mumbai Dabbawala network, diligently delivering home-cooked meals. The video captures the entire on-ground activities, highlighting the delivery of Fortune Soya Chunks packs in tiffins, wearing Fortune Soya Chunks T-shirts, along with product leaflets explaining goodness of soya chunks and lip-smacking dishes with soya chunks. The social media campaign aims to debunk myths about protein and its edible sources.  The campaign includes influencer videos discussing common misconceptions about protein content in food, which is followed by a series of poll posts asking audiences to vote on the different edible sources of protein. Additionally, in collaboration with Mumbai Dabbawalas, the brand Fortune Soya Chunks is advocating for the importance of protein rich food for World Protein Day.

    Join Fortune Soya and the Mumbai Dabbawalas in celebrating health and nutrition, because every meal counts in the journey towards a healthier, happier community!

    *As per IMRB survey done in 2017