Sales of fertilisers have remained flat in the June-August period of kharif sowing, at 17.3 million tonnes
If e-commerce sales are excluded, the sector growth stood at 9.3 per cent in the March quarter, 7.1 per cent in the December quarter, and 0.8 per cent in the September quarter
A NielsenIQ study showed that of the 1,059 brands launched monthly in India, only 10 per cent witnessed sufficient visibility and distribution
About 23 per cent of them expect the economy to likely rebound in two years, said the report by Octane Research conducted with over 250 leading CMOs and leaders from the Indian industry
BSE FMCG Index is up 7.3% since Nov end, against 4.1% rally in Sensex
Personal care majors say assessment of full-year contraction is fine, food firms indicate otherwise.
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The firm's annual report mentioned that Aashirvaad had an annual consumer spend of more than Rs 6,000 crore, Sunfeast was at Rs 4,000 crore, Bingo! Rs 2,700 crore, and Yippee Rs 1,300 crore
Thanks to in-home consumption and a focus on hygiene and health, HUL said these brands contributed significantly to growth within its essentials portfolio, which constitutes 80% of its business
Trend comes as a surprise as consumers remain cautious of spending
According to Nielsen, both urban and rural sales are growing but the recovery/sales from the undeveloped semi-urban/rural quarters are much faster
In contrast, auto companies and their dealers have not been that bullish with hiring, despite tractor sales increasing in May
Revenues fell 12.3% and pre-tax profit dropped 22.5% in March quarter
The only exception here is Hindustan Unilever (HUL), the country's largest FMCG company, which is opearting at 80 per cent capacity utilisation.
The lockdown is expected to sharpen the urban-rural divide in demand pattern of FMCG products
This number was significantly higher for outlets other than chemists and grocers, Nielsen said in the third edition of its report on FMCG sector after Covid-19
Traditional trade sees bigger drop, says Nielsen
Companies say low-unit packs as well as lesser-known brands seeing greater traction during lockdown
A clutch of home grown food and beverage brands are using their familiarity with local communities to redefine the terms of engagement with customers
Capacity utilisation at the two units is not more than 25%, but will increase as more people make their way back to work, according to industry sources