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Tata Cha to be moved from Tata Consumer Products to IHCL subsidiary

This will enable Tata Consumer Products to better focus on its core FMCG business, the company said

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Tata Cha currently has 12 stores across Bangalore serving beverages (tea, coffee, coolers), snacks and merchandise

Deepsekhar Choudhury Bengaluru
Tata Consumer Products will move its Tata Cha business, a café chain, to Qmin-Shops which is operated by a subsidiary of Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL). This will enable Tata Consumer Products to better focus on its core FMCG business, the company said.

Tata Cha currently has 12 stores across Bangalore serving beverages (tea, coffee, coolers), snacks and merchandise.  Sunil D’Souza , managing director and CEO, Tata Consumer Products said, “This is in line with our strategy of streamlining and simplifying our operations. Though it is a relatively small venture in its current form, exiting Tata Cha will enable us to

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