The document lists the various products and services offered by Tata, categorized into different industries. It includes beverages (4 products), information technology (7 services), telecommunications (5 services), automotive industry (5 products/services), engineering (5 services), energy (5 services), chemicals (6 products), financial services (7 services), other services (5 services), industrial equipment (6 products), food products (2 products), hospitality (5 services), Tata Steel (8 products/services), and agricultural products (4 services). In total, Tata offers 74 products and services across 14 categories.
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The US House of Representatives is deeply concerned by ongoing and pervasive acts of antisemitic
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3. Information Technology
Tata Consultancy Services
CMC
Tata Advanced Systems
Tata Elxsi
Tata Business Support Services
Tata interactive systems
Nelito system
8. Chemicals
Rallis india
Tata pigments
Advinus therapeutics
Industrial products
Brunner mond
Magadi soda company
9. Financial services
Tata AIG Life Insurance
Tata Mutual Fund
Tata financial services
Credit cards
Tata investment corporation
Tata capital
Tata aig general insurance
10. Other services
The Tata Strategic Management
Tata Quality Management Services
Books
Plywood and black boards
Tata International
11. Industrial equipment
Air-conditioning products
Engineering equipment and services
Industrial machinery
Manufacturing engineering
Mining and material handling equipment
Precision equipment
12. Food products
Tata Salt, Tata Salt Lite, I-Shakti Powder
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Spices,white and black pepper, cardamom,
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13. Hospitality
Taj Group
Tata housing development company
Taj air
Tata realty and infrastructure
14. Tata Steel
Bearings
JAMIPOL
The Tinplate Company of India (TCIL)
Tata Refractories
Tata Ryerson
Pig iron
Tata Steel's products
Tata Sponge Iron
