With strong fundamentals to support growth and a sizeable population there can be little doubt that the Indian market offers international food makers significant potential. But, in order to prosper, international companies must adapt their offerings to local tastes. Mini Pant Zachariah reports.
Why international brands must adapt to local tastes in India
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