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Your grocery bills in India are about to go up

Leading FMCG companies plan calibrated price increases in Q2 due to rising input costs, while resilient demand and premiumisation continue driving revenue growth.

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Your grocery bills in India are about to go up

Indian FMCG firms raising Q2 prices 1.5-5% on commodity inflation; shrinkflation deployed. Sustained inflation in emerging markets; demand resilience despite hikes signals premium-tier shift, reinforcing IT/digital investment appeal in growth regions.

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FMCG makers plan more price hikes as input costs stay elevated; demand holds strong

Leading FMCG firms are planning price increases and shrinkflation this quarter. Rising commodity costs and geopolitical issues are driving these necessary adjustments. Companies aim to protect profit margins while…

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domenica 9 agosto 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com
FMCG makers plan more price hikes as input costs stay elevated; demand holds strong
Leading FMCG firms are planning price increases and shrinkflation this quarter. Rising commodity costs and geopolitical issues are driving these necessary adjustments. Companies…
domenica 9 agosto 2026·thehindubusinessline.com
FMCG firms signal price hikes in Q2 as input cost pressures persist; demand remains resilient

Your grocery bills in India are about to go up

FMCG makers plan more price hikes as input costs stay elevated; demand holds strong

Timeline cronologica

FMCG makers plan more price hikes as input costs stay elevated; demand holds strong

FMCG firms signal price hikes in Q2 as input cost pressures persist; demand remains resilient

FMCG firms signal price hikes in Q2 as input cost pressures persist; demand remains resilient

Your grocery bills in India are about to go up

Festive demand set to lift FMCG growth, but margins face pressure