<p>Breakfast cereal producer Kellogg India's revenue from operation was up 14.12 per cent in 2021-22 to Rs 1,332 crore as compared to the previous year.</p>.<p>Its profit after tax in FY22 jumped 42.94 per cent to Rs 102.51 crore as against Rs 71.71 crore a year ago, as per the data provided by business intelligence platform Tofler.</p>.<p>Other income was at Rs 20.24 crore in last fiscal year.</p>.<p>Total revenue was at Rs 1,352.24 crore, up 14.15 per cent as compared to Rs 1,184.54 crore a year ago.</p>.<p>Total expenses of Kellogg India, a subsidiary of Kellogg’s Company, USA, were also up 13.18 per cent to Rs 1,217.18 crore.</p>.<p>The company sells products such as cornflakes, Chocos, energy bars muesli, oats, granola, Froot Loops and upma in the Indian markets.</p>.<p>It received 79.13 per cent of turnover in FY22 from the manufacturing of processed foods and 16.11 per cent from the trading of goods.</p>.<p>In FY22, FMCG companies witnessed a surge in demand for packaged food products due to hygiene and safety issues after the second wave of the pandemic. Household consumption of packaged and ready-to-eat food had gone up. </p>
<p>Breakfast cereal producer Kellogg India's revenue from operation was up 14.12 per cent in 2021-22 to Rs 1,332 crore as compared to the previous year.</p>.<p>Its profit after tax in FY22 jumped 42.94 per cent to Rs 102.51 crore as against Rs 71.71 crore a year ago, as per the data provided by business intelligence platform Tofler.</p>.<p>Other income was at Rs 20.24 crore in last fiscal year.</p>.<p>Total revenue was at Rs 1,352.24 crore, up 14.15 per cent as compared to Rs 1,184.54 crore a year ago.</p>.<p>Total expenses of Kellogg India, a subsidiary of Kellogg’s Company, USA, were also up 13.18 per cent to Rs 1,217.18 crore.</p>.<p>The company sells products such as cornflakes, Chocos, energy bars muesli, oats, granola, Froot Loops and upma in the Indian markets.</p>.<p>It received 79.13 per cent of turnover in FY22 from the manufacturing of processed foods and 16.11 per cent from the trading of goods.</p>.<p>In FY22, FMCG companies witnessed a surge in demand for packaged food products due to hygiene and safety issues after the second wave of the pandemic. Household consumption of packaged and ready-to-eat food had gone up. </p>