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1. Introduction about industry

Our mother and grandmother were generally making think paste from different spices in stone paste mortar with water and the paste was used in preparation of vegetable and other food item to give special flavors but now the life has become vary fast families have become fragmented and housewives have no time even for cooking due to socio economic resins they are becoming lab our conscious and time saver and adoptable for ready to use articles and ingredients spices which is supposed to be added in every preparation in morning hours for good taste and flavors the ground spices have a vary important role in saving time and lab our during cooking hours.

The commercial enterprise could realize the problem of housewives in resign the spice and started producing ground spice; they made available different common ground spice in appropriate pack at reasonable rates affordable to the common house ladies for ready to use them in preparation of various kitchen palatable food item.

Today time has been changed so all person readymade material for the entire place. There for demand of the readymade is increasing now. So fulfill of that demand of readymade masala today there are Lots Company in the market like. Ramdev, Gajanand, badshah, MDH, swad, Wonder etc. there is large competition between these companies. These companies give different type of masala, Spices, Instant mix, hing, Garam masala, papad and some thing also.

There for today of many company of the readymade masala and there are providing masala to the market and society today its demand is increase, before few period women made masala by their own hands but, today the scenario has been change and all are demanded readymade masala . Ramdev, badshah, MDH, are oldest one masala’s company but today in the market so many readymade masala’s company. But all of them One company is festally growing who providing better quality of

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