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By Manu Vardhan kannan
Published on March 12, 2025
Cargill has taken a significant step in expanding its presence in India’s food industry by inaugurating a new corn milling plant in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, in collaboration with Saatvik Agro Processors. This facility is designed to meet the rising demand for starch derivatives, essential ingredients in confectionery, infant formula, and dairy products.
With India’s confectionery, dairy, and infant formula sectors collectively valued at $15 billion, and growing at an annual rate of 6-11%, the need for high-quality starch derivatives is increasing. These ingredients play a crucial role in improving the texture, viscosity, and stability of products like gummies, yogurt, processed cheese, and milk-based formulations.
Under a business arrangement with Saatvik Agro Processors, this plant will exclusively supply Cargill with 500 tons per day of starch derivatives, with the potential to scale up to 1,000 tons per day. The partnership brings together Cargill’s global expertise, market access, and customer network with Saatvik’s local manufacturing strength, ensuring a reliable supply of high-quality ingredients for food manufacturers across India.
Strategically positioned in North India, the facility allows Cargill to streamline its supply chain, reducing dependence on plants in the South. This leads to cost-effective logistics, shorter delivery timelines, and improved accessibility for food businesses in North, Central, and Western India.
Beyond catering to the domestic market, Cargill is also exploring potential export opportunities through this plant, further expanding its market reach.
At the plant’s inauguration, John Fering, Group President, Food APAC, Cargill, and Simon George, President Cargill India & Managing Director, Food South Asia, highlighted the initiative's strategic significance.
Simon George stated, "This Gwalior plant allows us to strengthen our manufacturing network in India, serving North and West India more efficiently while enhancing supply chain efficiencies. By increasing access to local production, we can reduce supply timelines, lower costs, and ensure a more stable supply of essential food solutions for our customers."
He further emphasized that this initiative reinforces Cargill’s commitment to industry growth, combining global expertise with India’s robust manufacturing sector. "Supporting Indian entrepreneurs and fostering innovation in food manufacturing allows us to create greater value for both customers and consumers," he added.
By aligning with the ‘Make in India’ vision, Cargill’s expansion in Gwalior not only strengthens its role in India’s food industry but also supports long-term sustainable growth for both businesses and consumers.
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By Manu Vardhan Kannan
Published on May 23, 2026
Healthy breakfasts are moving beyond simple salads and basic meals, with cafés across Mumbai creating menus that combine nutrition with comfort and flavour. Whether it is a quick morning bite before work or a relaxed brunch outing, several food destinations are now offering breakfast options that are both wholesome and satisfying.
Leading the list is Pantry, known for serving mindful meals without compromising on indulgence. Its breakfast menu includes the Four Cheese Omelet, bringing together mozzarella, cheddar, parmesan and artisanal gouda for a rich start to the day. For those looking for a protein-rich option, the Protein Packed Quinoa Egg Scrambled combines eggs, quinoa, cheddar and spinach into a filling breakfast plate. Another standout is the Marine Lines Wrap, filled with spicy cottage cheese, BBQ mix, peppers and lettuce wrapped in multigrain bread.
Flax Healthy Living continues to focus on lighter and nourishing breakfast choices. The Granola Power Bowl combines Greek yoghurt, fresh fruits and chia seeds for a balanced meal, while the Avocado and Garlic Butter Rye Toast pairs creamy avocado with roasted garlic butter and seeds on sourdough toast. Its smoothie bowls and parfait options, including Dragon Fruit Parfait, Blueberry Honey Parfait and Green Protein Smoothie, offer refreshing choices packed with nutrients.
Adding a creative touch to breakfast is Juliette Café & Bar, where classic comfort food meets global flavours. The café’s smoothie bowl collection, featuring options like The Beetfruit, Day Dreamer and The Green Galaxy, includes a mix of fruits, nuts, seeds and superfoods.
Those looking for sweet breakfast options can choose Japanese Fluffy Pancakes and French Toast, while savoury selections include Healthy Bowls, Quinoa Upma and Eggs Benedict Crobun. The Benne Dosas also bring a familiar South Indian touch to the menu.
Across the city, cafés and cloud kitchens are increasingly focusing on menus that balance indulgence with healthier ingredients. From protein-rich scrambles to energising smoothie bowls and wraps, breakfast options are becoming more thoughtful and diverse.
With changing eating habits and growing interest in wellness-led dining, these breakfast destinations show that healthy eating no longer means giving up flavour or comfort.
By Hariharan U
MoMo Café is bringing back its popular brunch concept, The Brunch Society, with a special Mango-ficent Edition celebrating the flavours and vibrancy of the summer season.
Scheduled for Sunday, 24 May 2026, the themed brunch experience at Courtyard by Marriott Mumbai International Airport will spotlight mango-inspired delicacies, refreshing beverages, desserts, and interactive family-friendly activities designed around India’s favourite summer fruit.
The specially curated brunch menu features a wide selection of mango-forward dishes including Mango Sushi, Raw Mango Chicken Tikka, Raw Mango Som Tum, Meen Mango Curry, Mango Risotto, and the classic Aamras Puri.
Complementing the culinary experience are seasonal beverages such as Mango Mint Cooler and Aam Panna, alongside indulgent desserts including Mango Shrikhand and Mango Tres Leches.
Beyond the dining experience, the Mango-ficent Edition aims to create an immersive summer-themed afternoon through vibrant décor, Mango-themed Housie sessions, interactive paper craft workshops for children, and activities curated for guests across all age groups.
The brunch continues the larger concept of The Brunch Society, which blends experiential dining with entertainment-led hospitality experiences focused on family gatherings, social dining, and relaxed weekend indulgence.
With seasonal flavours, interactive engagement, and a festive atmosphere, the Mango-ficent Edition offers guests a lively Sunday celebration centred around the king of fruits.
Rumour is set to celebrate International Wine Day with an immersive one-night flea experience designed around wine, music, curated brands, and social experiences in the capital.
Scheduled for 24 May 2026, the event titled “Flea at Rumour” will transform the New York-inspired speakeasy into an experiential social space featuring curated wine tastings, a dedicated wine window, pop-up lifestyle brands, and music-led experiences.
Positioned as an evening for wine enthusiasts and culture-focused audiences, the event aims to combine the relaxed charm of European wine evenings with the evolving social and nightlife culture of Delhi. Guests will have the opportunity to explore homegrown brands, engage in wine discovery sessions, and enjoy an atmosphere designed for conversations and community interaction.
Speaking about the concept, founders Rhea Parekh Jain and Nishchay Jain shared that the event was created to make wine experiences more social, approachable, and immersive beyond conventional dining settings.
The venue interiors, designed by Sussanne Khan through The Charcoal Project, feature warm lighting, layered textures, rustic detailing, and intimate seating inspired by hidden wine bars and loft-style spaces in New York.
The Flea at Rumour further reflects Delhi’s growing appetite for experiential hospitality concepts that blend food, beverages, music, retail, and community-led engagement into a single curated evening.
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