1. Department: Beverage

Varun Beverages Taps Solar Power from Two Renewable Energy Firms

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Varun Beverages, a beverage company, is gearing up to go green with solar energy. The company has revealed plans to harness solar power for its facility in Supa Parner, Sakri, District Dhule, Maharashtra.

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