3D machine vision is increasingly applied to production lines as it can achieve fast and accurate vision that human eyes can hardly do, and a typical application is seen in an automated biscuit ...

The Supreme Court issued a directive on Wednesday, instructing ITC and Britannia Industries to engage in a process of 'exchanging suggestions' to resolve their dispute regarding packaging that is ...

Britannia Industries has appealed before a division bench of the Delhi High Court, challenging the injunction order passed by its single bench on the biscuit packaging dispute with ITC Ltd. In a late ...

Design Bridge has created new packaging for Fortnum & Mason’s core biscuit range inspired by decorative ceramics. “We were inspired by the very Fortnum’s, and also very British, institution of having ...

The case highlights the difficulties in obtaining protection for the packaging of goods, even when such packaging differs from that of competitors. Register for free to receive our newsletter, view ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. A range of Arnott's biscuit packets provides misleading and deceptive information to consumers about ingredients, the Federal Court has ...

Arnotts Biscuits have been prosecuted in the Federal Court for misleading consumers through the packaging for their Snack Right products. The court declared that the Snack Right packaging falsely said ...

Packing one biscuit less in a packet of 16 biscuits proved costly for FMCG giant ITC A Chennai-based consumer forum directed ITC Limited to pay Rs 1 lakh for packing one biscuit less in a 16-biscuit ...

Biscuit-maker Parle Products Pvt Ltd has been forced to make changes in the packs of its pineapple and orange cream biscuits after the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) trained its guns ...

This, perhaps, is the costliest biscuit ITC Limited has ever produced, but failed to pack. When he opened the packets, he found only 15 biscuits though the wrapper mentioned it was a 16-biscuit packet ...

Regular Cif readers may have noticed that I've been slightly critical at times of slapdash research, dubious statistics and churnalism. Well, I take it all back. Because without the selfless, noble ...