How Maggi got its name and became extremely popular noodle brand

Maggi's entry into the Indian market has been 37 years. Maggi, who came to the market in 1984, would never have imagined herself would get so much love. Nesley India Limited is the only company that brought it to India. Maggie, which is formed in minutes, is like everyone. In 1947, the brand Maggi was merged with Nestle, a Swiss company, which has been The Most Famous Brand of Maggi Nestle ever since. Nestle India spends nearly Rs 100 crore on advertising, with Maggi's highest share. Maggi, one of India's most valued brands, is actually an associate brand of Nestle, a well-known Swiss company, but most people consider Nestle to be the original brand. 

Initially, Julius made a protein-rich food and readymade soup. His physician friend, Fridoline Schuler, helped him a lot, and Maggi, which was formed in two minutes, and was very fond of it. By 1912, Maggi went United States and France. But this year, Julius Maggie passed away. Then came 1947, when Nestle bought Maggie and its branding and marketing drove Maggie to every home kitchen.

In 1947, Maggi merged with Swiss company Nestle. After that Nestle India Limited brought Maggi to India in 1984. At that time, no one thought that Maggi would become the choice of millions of people. But it happened. The idea and the product that was created in minutes were liked by everyone.

For the first time in the '80s, Nestle launched noodles under the Maggi brand that had become the best snack option for urban people. In India, the company stepped into the market with noodles. Over time, people's lifestyle began to change. After 1999, Maggi became the need for every home kitchen because it could be made in 2 minutes.

Nestle also launched several other products under the Maggi brand. These include products like soups, roast masala, Maggi kappa mania instant noodles. In India, 90 per cent of Maggi products are specially designed with India's diverse culture and are not available in the rest of the world. The Maggi brand has grown by nearly 25 per cent of Nestle group's total profits in India and the annual figure has reached over Rs 1000 crore. Now half a dozen new brands have arrived in this market. Most of these retail chains have their own brands.