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Amid COVID-19 scare, Indians send hygiene product sales soaringFor instance, Chyavanprash, which is considered to boost immunity, has also doubled its penetration in a year, as consumers stocked up the ...
- Budget Impact: FMCG companies expect consumption surge
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced increases in rural infrastructure development by 34% to Rs 40,000 crore and doubling of micro...
- Despite production & supply woes, FMCG market growth doubles to 4.2% last year
Except for beverages, which declined 3.8 per cent, all other segments —personal care, household and foods — witnessed significantly higher ...
- FMCG volume growth in September quarter at 4.9%, highest in 3 years
The market, which grew 5.3% in urban areas, would have grown much slower at 0.8% without the Covid effect, according to a study by global c...
- Detergent sales shrink amid pandemic as Indians put away their formal wear
Sales growth of powder detergents nearly halved to 7% in the pandemic-hit April-September period against 12% in the year earlier, while liq...
- Ayurvedic products less than 1 per cent of India's FMCG market: Kantar Worldpanel
The low sales contribution is despite more than a dozen leading companies flooding retail shelves with hundreds of natural and herbal varia...
- Companies launching single products with dual advantage ahead of the festive season
Shower gels are doubling up as face wash, hand creams and air fresheners are twinned with sanitisers and hygiene benefits to factor in a pa...
- Declining sales by Patanjali drags down India's ayurvedic products market growth rate
In the first half ended June, ayurvedic products grew 2% in volume while the overall fast moving consumer goods segment grew 3%.
- Increased demand for groceries lifts household consumption to a two year high in April-June
The fast-moving consumer goods market expanded 4.3% in volume and more than 8.5% by value during the quarter, according to data from Kantar...
- Intense India lockdown significantly hurt global sales: Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey
The lockdown in India started on March 25, impacting trade channels, manufacturing and last-mile deliveries and shutting malls, restaurants...
- People resorted to panic buying during announcement of lockdown or its extension
Fast moving consumer goods grew 79% during fourth week of March when the government first ordered a nationwide lockdown for 21 days.
- Consumer goods revival hopes dashed
Consumer goods sales were subdued in Jan & Feb and the road ahead looks much uncertain .
- What changed for D-Street while you were sleeping
Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange traded 168.45 points or 2 per cent lower at 8,273.50, indicating a gap-down start for Dalal Street.
- Indians consumed less groceries but shelled out more
The average basket size in the year ended September 2018 was 222 kg while it dropped 3% to 217 kg in 2019.
- Market Movers: What changed for D-Street while you were sleeping
Net-net, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) were buyers of domestic stocks to the tune of Rs 504.13 crore on Thursday, data available with ...
- Patanjali urban sales shrink, rural growth down to a third
The Baba Ramdev-led firm’s urban volume sales declined 2.7% during the 12 months ended April 2019, while its rural sales grew 15.7%.
- India's consumer goods no longer fast-moving
The overall FMCG market by volume declined 1% in 2018 compared with a 7.5% rise a year ago, according to Kantar Worldpanel.
- Santoor topples Lux to grab number two slot in volume game: Kantar Worldpanel
Wipro’s Santoor soap has toppled HUL's Lux as No. 2 soap by all-India volumes for the first time.
- Nearly 68,000 consumer promotions last year, higher by 12,000 over a year ago: Kantar Worldpanel
The highest number of promotions were given in three large categories - toilet soaps followed by biscuits and laundry bars - which put toge...
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