Sohrab Sitaram

Cloud Kitchens, Dark Kitchens, Internet First Kitchens, Online Kitchens, Delivery Only Kitchens, Ghost Kitchens – these are all the different names given to the fastest growing food delivery business in India and perhaps, globally. Essentially, a kitchen without a...

Sohrab Sitaram, the hospitality entrepreneur who relaunched the Keventers milkshakes brand in 2015, has come up with a modern tea shop and dimsum parlour in four Indian cities -- Delhi, Chandigarh, Ludhiana and Karnal. Named Fat Tiger, the new food brand aims to...

India's iconic dairy brand, Keventers, on Monday announced its expansion into the lively and vibrant Goan market, with the first outlet at MG Road, Panjim and another one in the Titos Lane in Baga. According to a ANI report: By...

India’s iconic dairy brand, Delhi-based Keventers, which is offering various range of unique and delicious flavours of milkshakes, is eyeing about Rs 150 crore turnover by 2019 by expanding its outlets across the country including at Visakhapatnam in Andhra...

Milkshakes brand Keventers is looking at doubling its retail footprint to 300 outlets by end of this fiscal as it undergoes a rapid expansion in India and overseas. According to a PTI report: The company, which runs over 150 Keventers...

The world has embraced shopping malls over the last decade, and consumerism has gripped people. Taking advantage of the trend, retailers are opening stores everywhere - high streets, enclosed shopping malls, and open shopping hubs. One such retail destination which...

Keventers - a legacy brand known for its milkshakes - dates back to 1924 when Swedish dairy technologist, Edward Keventers, took over the Aligarh dairy, converted it into an eponymous dairy factory in India and turned it into a profitable business. He...

India’s exponential growth and consumption in terms of frequency of eating out and experimentation with cuisines and concepts has given the food and beverages services sector such a fillip that this industry is currently estimated to be worth US...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday evening banned the use of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes with immediate effect to save India from corruption and the curse of black money. This demonitization move has been slated as a...