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Dabur's Burman: affluent consumers struggle most to consume responsibly
At BT Sustainable Companies Summit, Dabur Director Aditya Burman said the FMCG firm is plastic-negative, sources transparently from 14,000 farming families across 16,000 acres, partners Sundarbans tribal honey collectors, and is expanding Real Juice into seasonal health-focused variants.
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The Sundarbans tribal honey and 16,000-acre farmer network represent hard-to-replicate sourcing assets that make Dabur both an unlikely takeover target and a strategic partner for global naturals players seeking authenticated Indian supply chains.
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