Kissan Mixed Fruit Spread 17.6oz(500g) by Kissan Mixed Fruit

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The company launched new flavors like mixed fruit jam and mango jam, which became popular with consumers. In Consumer spending perspective, this small pack can be bought easily and a demonstration can be possible by consumer.

At that time, the company was importing and selling various food products from different parts of the world. Whether it is the catchy jingles, the bright and colorful packaging, or the delicious taste of its products, Kissan has always been able to connect with the hearts and minds of the Indian people. Kissan's journey from pre-independence India to becoming a modern-day icon is a testament to the power of innovation, commitment, and quality.Sustainable Procurement: Kissan sources their raw materials through Public Private Partnership (PPP) in Maharashtra where they procure sustainable produce from smallholder farmers, tomato paste processor, Maharashtra government and the agri-input supply companies. This could be the delicious taste, natural ingredients, homemade feel, health benefits, or any other unique selling points that your jam offers. We and our partners use data for Personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development.

e. ensuring that the jam is in a correct condition while we consume, like the same pH condition formed during production. Then it is further precipitated by ethanol and the ethanol precipitated pectin is separated, washed and dried.However, during the British colonial era in India, there was a lack of local brands that could cater to the needs of the Indian population. It has got the right consistency and this makes it easy to spread all the time, so the next time you want to whip up a bread and Jam delight for your kids or yourself with an assortment of flavors, you know which bottle to dig into!

Contains permitted synthetic food colour-122 and added flavours-Artificial raspberry, pineapple and strawberry flavouring substances. In the 1980s, Kissan further expanded its product line to include tomato ketchup, fruit squash, and pickles. Feeding your child this much sugar, in the name of ‘fruit jam’, increases the risk of many health problems such as weight gain, diabetes, obesity, and sugar addiction. Though marketed as made from 100% real fruits, Kissan jam is low in nutritional value compared to whole fruits.Whether you’re eating bread, roti, or paratha, adding Kissan jam gives these dishes an extra level of deliciousness. With Kissans expertise in preserving 100% real fruits since 1934, our Mixed Fruit Jam enables you to enjoy the taste of seasonal fruits throughout the year. No product launches: While rivals like Nestle, Brittania and even some local players have launched new products like cheese spreads and chocolate spreads, Kissan still continues to depend on fruit flavours for its jams and this is affecting their image. The company has also expanded its operations to other countries, including the UK, Canada, and the Middle East.