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General Mills invests Rs. 100 Crore in New Nashik plant to expand Pillsbury production

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General Mills India has inaugurated a new manufacturing facility in Nashik, Maharashtra, investing approximately Rs. 100 crore to bolster production capacity for its Pillsbury brand amid rising demand in the bakery and baking ingredients segment. The plant, built with advanced manufacturing technologies and adhering to global quality standards, marks the company’s second facility in the region and reinforces its long-term commitment to the Indian market and the organised bakery ecosystem.

The expansion is expected to improve supply chain efficiencies, reduce lead times, and enhance nationwide availability of Pillsbury products, supporting both retail and foodservice partners, including bakeries and commercial kitchens. The project will create direct and indirect employment across manufacturing, logistics, and allied services while stimulating demand for local suppliers in the Nashik region.

General Mills has been present in India since 1999 and continues to scale its footprint in response to evolving consumer tastes and the expanding bakery industry, positioning Pillsbury as a trusted partner for professional bakers and consumers alike.

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