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Bhagya Panchal

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KitKat, now a global favourite, entered the Indian market in 1995 with a smart strategy 🍫 At the time, Cadbury UK was already well-established, and price sensitivity was high. Nestlé made a smart move by positioning KitKat as a premium product with

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Mondelez still remains unbeatable with its wide variety of brands. We dont have many Indian chocolates, except for Amul and Parle, which are marketed well

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