
ITC Limited, which is a part of ITC Group, is increasing its focus on protein-rich foods as part of its broader strategy to expand in the health and wellness segment.
With changing dietary preferences and rising awareness around nutrition, the company is introducing new products aimed at meeting evolving consumer needs while building a diversified food portfolio.
ITC is expanding its presence in protein-led categories, aiming to address the growing demand for healthier food options. The company is working towards making protein products more accessible and affordable, aligning with its approach to widen consumer reach across different segments.
The company has introduced a range of protein-based offerings across its key brands. Under its staples brand Aashirvaad, it has launched high-protein atta, while its nutrition-focused portfolio includes products such as protein bars, snacks, oats and ready-to-drink beverages. Its acquired brand Yoga Bar has also been integrated into this strategy, offering a broader mix of protein-based options.
ITC is also extending its offerings in the snacks category, with plans to introduce products such as high-protein chips and plant-based protein shakes. These additions are designed to cater to varied consumption habits and meal formats.
The company has indicated that evolving consumer preferences are driving demand for “better-for-you” food products. With increasing awareness around balanced diets, protein intake is becoming a key consideration for many consumers. ITC expects this shift to contribute to the growth of its health-focused product range.
Company executives have highlighted the importance of regular protein intake, noting that it plays a role in maintaining muscle health and supporting body functions. ITC’s strategy combines product development with consumer insights and sourcing capabilities to strengthen its position in this segment.
Shares of ITC Limited were trading at ₹306.05 as of on 21 April, reflecting a decline of 0.33% compared to the previous close of ₹305. The stock showed mild weakness during the session, indicating a slight pullback in price movement.
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ITC’s increased focus on protein-rich foods reflects a broader shift towards health-oriented consumption patterns. As the company expands its offerings and adapts to changing dietary trends, the health and wellness segment is expected to play a growing role in its overall business strategy.
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Published on: Apr 21, 2026, 12:42 PM IST

Neha Dubey
Neha Dubey is a Content Analyst with 3 years of experience in financial journalism, having written for a leading newswire agency and multiple newspapers. At Angel One, she creates daily content on finance and the economy. Neha holds a degree in Economics and a Master’s in Journalism.
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