Human touch of chemistry
January 2013 |
| The world’s second-largest manufacturer of soda ash, Tata Chemicals also produces life-bettering products like affordable water purifiers, fortified table salts and customised crop nutrients |
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Pluses in a pulses play
December 2012 | Nithin Rao |
| Tata Chemicals and its subsidiary, Rallis India, have made a mark in the pulses business, and there is potential for further success in a segment dominated thus far by unbranded names |
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Bringing people together
September 2012 | Sangeeta Menon |
| With operations in four countries, Tata Chemicals is a strong believer in the power of a common language in bringing together people from different cultures |
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A pinch of good health
July 2012 | Cynthia Rodrigues |
| Tata Chemicals is once again elevating the status of salt, the humblest of seasonings and one of its main products, by fortifying it with iron in addition to iodine |
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Welcome to Tata ... and to TBEM
June 2012 | Nithin Rao |
| Tata Chemicals offers a fine example of how the Tata Business Excellence Model can help with the integration of acquired entities |
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Technology tweakers
June 2012 | Suchita Vemuri |
| By rejigging the inside elements of a crucial piece of equipment, a team from Tata Chemicals has improved productivity, reduced emissions and increased revenues |
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Hope and more in HOPS
June 2012 | Sangeeta Menon |
| The work of a team from Tata Chemicals points the way to a breakthrough reduction in the cost of generating alternative energy |
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Silica boost for nutrition
June 2012 | Sangeeta Menon |
| Tata Chemicals is working on a health drink that delivers nutrition through silica nanoparticles. |
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What's cooking at Tata Chemicals?
March 2012 | Gayatri Kamath |
| Some enterprises grow vertically, others horizontally. Tata Chemicals has done both, and more, over the past six years. And it is now positioning itself as a provider of solutions that address tomorrow’s food, water, health and climate-change challenges |
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The changing face of Tata Chemicals
March 2012 | Gayatri Kamath |
| Some enterprises grow vertically, others horizontally. Tata Chemicals has done both, and more, over the past six years. And it is now positioning itself as a provider of solutions that address tomorrow’s food, water, health and climate-change challenges |
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It’s all about consumer interest
March 2012 | Gayatri Kamath |
| The transformation at Tata Chemicals has also led to the creation of a much bigger portfolio of consumer products |
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When one is better than many
March 2012 | Gayatri Kamath |
| In an exercise with much to be gained from, Tata Chemicals’ multiple entities have been brought together under a common brand and vision |
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Taking the long-term view
December 2011 | Sangeeta Menon |
| By enabling community participation and focusing on the future, Tata Chemicals ensures that its corporate sustainability initiatives are meaningful |
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Purity is the key
August 2011 | Philip Chacko |
| Getting a less tainted version of soda ash was the motivation for a team from Tata Chemicals — and their efforts are likely to yield a rich and clean dividend |
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Food for healthy thought
August 2011 | Philip Chacko |
| A team from Tata Chemicals has found a method to produce a high-purity carbohydrate that is at the core of an emerging class of health food |
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A binding breakthrough
August 2011 | Philip Chacko |
| Tata Chemicals Innovation Centre is focused on reducing the cost of producing a wonder polymer that can be used in agriculture, cosmetics, healthcare and more |
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The daily dose of dal
May 2011 | Gayatri Kamath |
| With its launch of branded pulses, the consumer products business of Tata Chemicals has created new waves in the market |
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Water for all
January 2011 | Cynthia Rodrigues |
| The runaway success of the Tata Swach water purifier shows that the product is an excellent fit for rural and urban households that need affordable and safe drinking water |
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Preserving biodiversity (a Tata Chemicals initiative)
April 2010 | tata.com |
| Tata Chemicals, whose inorganic chemicals complex is located at Mithapur in Okhamandal, is involved in a variety of programmes aimed at protecting and conserving the environment of the region |
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Sweetening the water
March 2010 | Sharmila Joshi |
| Tata Chemicals Society for Rural Development (TCSRD) tackles the critical problem of water scarcity in Okhamandal by creating water resources and implementing water management strategies to conserve and optimally use all available water resources |
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Pure and simple
March 2010 | Cynthia Rodrigues |
| With its superior technology and affordability, Tata Swach promises clean drinking water to millions of Indian families |
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Enabling, empowering
February 2010 | Gayatri Kamath |
| Tata Chemicals has built up TKS as a network of one-stop centres that provide farmers with much-needed inputs. |
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Turning ideas into reality
January 2010 | Cynthia Rodrigues |
| Scientists at the Tata Chemicals Innovation Centre don’t just dream up new ideas every day, they also work towards leading the ideas to commercial fruition |
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Tata Chemicals greens the land
December 2009 | Gayatri Kamath |
| The company has transformed a 20-year-old inorganic chemical dumpsite into verdant acreage by using bio fertilisers and bioremediation techniques |
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Flavour of India
December 2009 | Shubha Madhukar |
| For 25 years now, Tata Salt has held the trust of Indian consumers by consistently delivering on its promise of purity and health |
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People at the fore
October 2009 | tata.com |
| Tata Chemicals' employee initiatives inject fun and camaraderie into the workplace, thereby motivating and engaging its people |
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Tata Salt
November 2008 | Cynthia Rodrigues |
| Like the larger Tata brand whose name is an integral part of its own name, Tata Salt upholds values of trust and purity |
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A wealth of wellness
November 2008 | Philip Chacko |
| Tata Chemicals has gone from being the flavour of the year to becoming a parable for our times due to good, old fashioned business virtues of vision, competence and teamwork |
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Family values
November 2008 | Philip Chacko |
| The acquisitions adventure that Tata Chemicals embarked upon has been a story of sharing and caring, understanding and being understood |
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The right chemistry
July 2006 | Ashwin Tombat |
| The UK-based Brunner Mond Group, which joined the Tata Chemicals family last December, boasts of a distinguished lineage and a history of a pioneering approach to business, which sits well in the Tata group |
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Rural vistas open out
July 2006 | Christabelle Noronha |
| The next big frontier is opening up and the rush to woo rural customers has begun, says Prasad Menon, MD, Tata Chemicals |
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Good chemistry
April 2006 | Cynthia Rodrigues |
| Necessity, they say, is the mother of invention. For Tata Chemicals, it also served as the mother of expansion |
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Flavour of a nation
September 2005 | Cynthia Rodrigues |
| From humble beginnings to being one of the country's most trusted brands, Tata Salt has transcended many a barrier to keep its promise of purity |
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When less is more
August 2005 | Candida Moraes |
| Tata Chemicals' Babrala plant has earned the distinction of being the most energy-efficient ammonia and urea complex in the country thanks to the remarkable success of its excellence initiative — Manthan |
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Cracking the code
June 2005 | Shifra Menezes |
| In an industry rendered turbulent by market forces, Tata Chemicals is looking to ride the wave of competition |
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Reframing the farming matrix
March 2005 | Sujata Agrawal |
| The Tata Kisan Sansar is a Tata Chemicals initiative that has evolved and improved to stay in step with the changing needs of Indian farmers |
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Taking on the world
July 2003 | R Radhakrishnan |
| Tata Chemicals, one of the largest manufacturers of fertilisers and soda ash in the country, has begun to align itself with global practices and understand the global landscape of the industry |
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A brand worth its salt
December 2002 | Sujata Agrawal |
| Tata Salt is riding an emotional wave with its latest advertising campaign. The brand’s new communication uses a distinctive take to depict the purity of salt in simple acts of honesty |
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A matter of trust
October 2002 | Reeta Mahrishi |
| In what was one of the biggest surprises in the great Indian brand bazaar, Tata Salt toppled traditional favourites like Coca Cola and Lux to step in at number four in the Brand Equity survey* of India's most trusted brands |
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A good crop all round
December 2001 | Christabelle Noronha |
| The children of the MVF School at Alur, near Hyderabad, have a better life to look forward to thanks to the commitment of seven Tata companies. This initiative of the TCCI regional group is an inspiring example of companies working together for the social transformation of an underprivileged community |
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The view from the other side
December 2001 | Christabelle Noronha |
| Tata Chemicals' initiatives, Tata.com and the Tata kisan parivar have touched lives of farmers and brought smiles to their faces having yielded better crop with hybrid seeds |
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Development partnership with farmers
February 2001 | K A Acharya |
| Tata Chemicals launched the first Tata Kisan Kendra in 1998. Today, many more of these unique integrated educational and training institutions are enriching the lives of farmers in north India |
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