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Every Food Products company listed on the NSE, with live prices, daily change, and historical performance.

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Food Products covers 6 Nifty 500 companies on ReturnScreener. Over the past year 3 of the 6 with a full year of history finished higher. They ranged from CCL Products (I) Ltd. at +31.9% down to E.I.D. Parry (India) Ltd. at -28.6%. A spread that wide inside one industry is the usual reason sector averages mislead. Open any stock for its full return history and CAGR, or compare two of them side by side over the same window. All figures are historical prices shown for research and education — not investment advice.

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How many Food Products stocks are tracked on ReturnScreener?
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ReturnScreener currently tracks 6 Food Products companies from the NSE Nifty 500 universe, spanning large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap businesses.

How did Food Products stocks perform over the last year?
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Across the 6 Food Products companies listed here with a full year of history, the median one-year return was -8.6%, and 3 of 6 finished higher. The range was wide: CCL Products (I) Ltd. led at +31.9% while E.I.D. Parry (India) Ltd. was the laggard at -28.6%. A single year says far more about the market's mood than about any of these businesses.

Which Food Products stock has compounded fastest over five years?
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Of the 4 Food Products companies here with five years of history, LT Foods Ltd. has the highest five-year CAGR at +46.6%, against a sector median of +20.1%. Five years is long enough to be worth reading and still short enough to be dominated by where the cycle started — the stock pages carry longer windows for the same companies.

How do I compare Food Products stocks by returns?
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Pick any two Food Products companies and open the comparison tool to see their CAGR, total returns, and wealth-creation history side by side over the same time horizon. Comparing within a sector is the fairer test, because both businesses lived through the same demand cycle and the same regulation.

What is the difference between large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap Food Products stocks?
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Market-cap size reflects a company's scale: large-caps are established market leaders that have historically been steadier, while mid- and small-caps have historically shown wider swings in both directions. The Food Products companies listed here split 0 large-cap, 0 mid-cap and 6 small-cap, so the mix you are scanning is weighted accordingly.

Is this Food Products data investment advice?
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No. This is historical, educational data drawn from the NSE Nifty 500 universe (prices via Yahoo Finance). It is presented for research, not as a recommendation to buy or sell any stock.