Which is the world’s best selling biscuit? However, after reading this question, some people will say that the answer can be nothing else but Parle-G. It is true that the largest selling biscuit in the world is Parle-G. Today we will tell you how many people eat Parle-G biscuits in a day and how this desi brand was born.
How many people eat Parle-G in a day?
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Parle ji is the most selling biscuit in the world. According to the information, about 4451 people eat Parle ji every second. Although this figure keeps increasing and decreasing. According to some figures, about 1 billion packets of Parle-G are made every month.
How did the company get its name?
Parle-G started with independence. It happened amidst the Swadeshi movement during the struggle of. When the countrymen and freedom fighters called for boycott of foreign goods. Mohanlal Dayal had established its first factory. For this, machines worth Rs 60,000 were brought from Germany at that time and work started with 12 people in the factory. After this, this biscuit was introduced to the world in 1938. It is believed that the owners of the company were so busy with its operations that they forgot to name the company. It is believed that the company was established in Vile Parle, hence it was named Parle. Earlier its name was Parle Gluco. The company was marketing it as rich in glucose. However, later the name was changed to G to make the name easier to pronounce.
Who is the girl on the packet?
Beginning People used to say that this girl is none other than Sudha Murthy, wife of Narayana Murthy, the early investor and founder of Infosys. However, later Mayank Shah, Product Group Manager of Products, told that this picture of the girl was created by talented artist Maganlal Dahiya from his imagination in 1960.
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