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Reliance Consumer Products Ltd
Latest, 13 Oct: Reliance Consumer Products launches ₹20 Joyland flavoured milk in Tamil Nadu, plans progressive India rollout.
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- Reported: Reliance Consumer Products plans to build a broader dairy beverages portfolio beyond Joyland, starting with Tamil Nadu, so regional dairy and beverage players should expect a well-funded national rival as the rollout widens.Reported: Reliance Consumer Products launches ₹20 Joyland flavoured milk in Tamil Nadu, plans progressive India rollout. It plans to roll the product out progressively across India and build a broader dairy beverages portfolio.Watch: Joyland still at ₹20 past its first full quarter in Tamil Nadu would mean Reliance is funding price to buy share, squeezing local dairy rivals' margins.
- Reported: Keep 'energy drink' labelling and shelf placement as they are while the Delhi High Court's interim relief holds, but line up a relabelling contingency in case FSSAI's ban is reinstated after the coming hearings.Reported: Delhi HC pauses FSSAI ban on 'energy drink' label for PepsiCo, Monster and Reliance Consumer Products. The Delhi High Court has paused FSSAI's ban on the 'energy drink' label for PepsiCo, Monster Beverage and Reliance Consumer Products. Reliance filed its petition on 1 October, and hearings continue in the coming weeks.Watch:
Background
From 9 stories, the newest dated 8 Oct 2026. Summary written 10 Oct 2026. Newer developments are under Latest moves.
Reliance Consumer Products Ltd (RCPL) is the FMCG arm of Reliance and the owner of the Campa Cola and Independence brands. [1] source: ET Retail[2] source: ET Retail
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Its range includes Campa beverages, the relaunched Tamil Nadu personal-care brand Velvette and the new Bombay Creamery ice-cream brand. [3] source: ET Small Business[4] source: Business Standard[5] source: ET BrandEquity
In September 2026, RCPL raised authorised share capital fourfold to ₹40,000 crore from ₹10,000 crore and tripled its borrowing limit to ₹27,000 crore from ₹9,000 crore. [2] source: ET Retail It reported total income of ₹7,042 crore and a net loss of ₹125 crore for December 2025-March 2026. [2] source: ET Retail In September 2026 it entered ice cream with Bombay Creamery, priced from Rs 10, initially in western India. [5] source: ET BrandEquity ET Retail reported in October 2026 that RCPL will invest over Rs 600 crore in a food and beverage park on 30 acres at Haringhata in Nadia, its first investment in West Bengal, with stone-laying on Oct 28. [1] source: ET Retail Its Campa Cola range entered the UAE through a partnership with Agthia Group, first launched in February 2025. [6] source: Fortune India
On 6 October 2026 the Delhi High Court stayed FSSAI's June 30 order barring Campa from being sold as an "energy drink"; the next hearing is on November 5. [7] source: ET Small Business Reliance may sell existing stock with the label but may not make fresh production with it. [8] source: Outlook Business RCPL holds 168 million cans and 120 million bottles of labelled stock. [7] source: ET Small Business Campa Energy crossed ₹1,000 crore in sales by Q3 FY26. [8] source: Outlook Business Red Bull, Monster and PepsiCo are named alongside it in the energy-drink dispute. [8] source: Outlook Business[9] source: exchange4media
Sources
- Delhi HC stays FSSAI order barring Reliance's Campa from 'energy drink' label; next hearing November 5
- Delhi HC lets Reliance sell Campa Energy stock labelled 'energy drink' but bars fresh production with it
- Delhi HC pauses FSSAI ban on 'energy drink' label for PepsiCo, Monster and Reliance Consumer Products
Questions about Reliance Consumer Products Ltd
What are Reliance Consumer Products Ltd's expansion plans?
Reliance Consumer Products will invest over Rs 600 crore in an integrated food and beverage park on 30 acres at Haringhata in Nadia, West Bengal, with stone-laying on Oct 28, as reported in October 2026. It is the company's first investment in West Bengal. [1] source: ET Retail
What is Reliance Consumer Products Ltd's current strategy in India?
In September 2026 Reliance Consumer Products raised authorised capital to ₹40,000 crore and entered ice cream with Bombay Creamery, starting at Rs 10. In October 2026 it announced a Rs 600 crore-plus food and beverage park at Haringhata, Nadia. [1] source: ET Retail[5] source: ET BrandEquity[2] source: ET Retail
Who are Reliance Consumer Products Ltd's main competitors?
In the energy-drink segment, Reliance Consumer Products' Campa Energy is named alongside Monster, PepsiCo, Red Bull and Sting. The Delhi High Court paused FSSAI's label ban for PepsiCo, Monster and Reliance Consumer Products in October 2026. [8] source: Outlook Business[9] source: exchange4media
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- Reliance Retail's September-quarter EBITDA forecast to fall 1%
- FSSAI holds firm on 90-day deadline to drop ‘energy drink’ labels
- Varun Beverages misses Q1 estimates, says Campa Cola has not dented growth
- Coca-Cola India plans local launch of caffeine-free Coke Zero Sugar
- Campa gains 7-8% share in India’s fizzy-drinks market, tightening pressure on Pepsi
- Reliance Retail Q1 profit falls 14% as digital bets squeeze margins
- Reliance Retail Q1 net profit slips 14% to ₹2,805cr even as FMCG revenue doubles to ₹8,600cr
- Brokerages see up to 28% upside in Reliance after Jio IPO filing; Retail pushes into manufacturing
- Royal Canin sees India driving 30% of emerging-market pet adoption growth over 5 years