After recently entering into a joint venture in the health and wellness sector, Future Group will be exploring the personal care category next, Group Chief Executive Officer Kishore Biyani said on Tuesday.Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Biyani said that while personal care is indeed on the radar, it was still early days. He said the current focus would be making its 50-50 partnership with organic food company Hain Celestial a success.He said the tie-up would involve manufacturing, branding, and distribution across three cateogies including baby foods, infant foods, and non-daily milk.Of late, the Future Group has been exiting speciality retail formats as part of a larger strategy to focus on its core fashion and food businesses.It plans to sell home furnishings business HomeTown, shut sportswear arm Planet Sports and merge stores of electronics chain Ezone within supermarket BigBazaar.The move is expected to affect 180-200 of the about 1,200 outlets that the nation’s largest retailer runs across supermarket, department store and single-brand formats."We have cracked the food business backed by a platform of brands, product distribution, consumer insight and supply chain," Biyani had told The Economic Times. "We are going to consistently drop prices in apparel and FMCG products by building scale."Future Group aims to expand revenue by three to four times to Rs 75,000 crore to Rs 1 lakh crore by 2021.