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For the adman turned online marketer Prakash Bang, the only truth is bottom line. If cash register is ringing, the business model is success.
» Economic Times, July 17, 2008
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Prakash Bang, a Pune based
entrepreneur has launched Alphonsos in the UAE tying up
with partners in the region.
» Khaleej Times, May 4, 2003
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Last year, mango-marketing
whiz Prakash Bang sold 10,000 boxes of Alphonso in three
months on his web site.
» India Today, April 7, 2003
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The Bang who tasted sweet
success by selling Alphonso mangoes to the world, has
gone citrus this time.
» Citadel, January 2003
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He's famous for his 'Bangoes'
from Ratnagiri and Devgarh. Then, he door delivered Anaras
and Capps. Recently, Prakash Bang has diversified into
delivering luscious oranges and grapefruit throughout
the USA and Canada by tying up with orchards in Florida,
USA.
» The Indian Express, December 25, 2003
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Mr Bang whose mango gifting
business was set up in 1990 has taken the business 100%
online today. He takes orders on his website bangsons.com
from clientele who want to gift fruit to people in India,
the US, UK or Middle East.
» The Financial Express, December 19, 2003
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Prakash Bang & Sons,
the people who teased the taste buds of discerning customers
across the globe with their offering of orchard fresh
Devgadh-Ratnagiri Alphonso mangoes are out with yet another
trailblazer.
» Times of India, December 12, 2003
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Desi netizens go bananas over Alphonso…
the Alphonso has achieved what books and music couldn't.
» The Sunday Times, May 6, 2001
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Prakash Bang called his mangoes Bangoes,
and now anyone can buy premium Alphonso mangoes. The
mangoes are delivered for free anywhere in the country.
» Pune Mid-Day, May 3, 2001
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Bang who also deals in the Devgadh
variety, has an enviable list of clients…
» Pune Times of India, April 5, 2001
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Mangoes are becoming popular as corporate
gifts. The market, in a formal sense, was pioneered
back in 1991 by Pune based Prakash Bang.
» Business World, June 7, 1998
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The Devgadh Alphonso mango now has
a premium corporate image.
» The Hindu Business Line, May 30,
1996
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Prakash Bang has lifted the mango from his intrinsic
status of a mere fruit, to don on the appearance of
an exclusive corporate gift item.
» The Indian Express- Citizen, May
16, 1996
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For those who like to be a little different, Devgadh
Alphonso mangoes are an alternative offered by Prakash
Bang's Personal Mart.
» A & M (Advertising & Marketing),
July 1993
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Prakash Bang's Alphonso mango experiment has proved
to be a big hit with agencies abroad.
» Indian Express-Citizen, June 3,
1993
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Mr Bang is probably best known for his Devgadh Alphonso
mangoes, launched in 1990 in Pune and nationally in
1992. These mangoes are painstakingly grown in orchards
in Padel, in the Devgadh belt.
» The Times of India-Pune Plus, May
27, 1993
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Mango food festival at Hotel Ashoka… And the stamp
of exclusivity has been further endorsed by using the
renowned Prakash Bang's Devgadh Alphonsoes from the
orchards of Padel.
» Maharashtra Herald, May 9, 1993
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See with this a sensuously done threesome of freshly
packed mangoes. And you are sure to check out Pune-based
Prakash Bang's idea of lending corporate gifting a new
look.
» Sunday Mid-Day, March 21, 1993
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For those who find it impossible to buy Alphonso mangoes,
Prakash Bang, 36, may have the answer. He sells Devgadh
(Maharashtra)- grown Alphonso mangoes through direct
response advertising.
» Business Today, May 7-21, 1992
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Prakash Bang's shopping
by mail idea has taken off with a bang.
» Citadel, November 1990
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