AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRegulatory Shake-Up (India): FSSAI ordered Dabur to stop selling products with “100%” claims (including “100% Natural/Pure/Purity Guaranteed/Organic” on honey, cow ghee, oils and more), citing ambiguity and potential consumer mislead; the move hit Dabur shares, down 2.8% early. Labeling & Marketing (PepsiCo): PepsiCo India removed the word “energy” from Sting packaging after FSSAI said “energy drink” isn’t a recognized category, aiming to keep the product on shelves while staying compliant. Beverage Business (CCEP): Coca-Cola Europacific Partners reported €10.72bn revenue for the first half (+4.4%) with volumes up 5.6%, but noted a slowdown and reaffirmed full-year guidance. Airport Food Demand (UK): Caffè Nero’s relocated Birmingham Airport outlet is drawing strong early trade, adding more seating and an outdoor area as part of the terminal’s catering upgrades. Coffee & Local Sourcing (Korea): Starbucks Korea launched a new “shared growth” Sangju Shine Muscat Ade using local grapes to help independent cafes boost sales. Food Industry Events (Malaysia): Vitafoods Asia 2027 will move to Kuala Lumpur’s MITEC (21–23 Sept 2027), expanding to 8 halls to serve Southeast Asia’s nutraceutical market. Trade & Agriculture (Indonesia/Thailand): Indonesia and Thailand set a target of $20bn bilateral trade by 2030, with halal food value chains and agricultural tech cooperation in focus.
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