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    FMCG Q1 check: Some hot, some not

    Scorching summer heat and elections created a mixed quarter for consumer goods, with sales of cooling products like beverages, ice creams, talcum powder, and sunscreens rising up to 15 per cent amidst the heatwave. However, impulse snacks and single-serve beverages saw a decline due to reduced out-of-home consumption. Election restrictions impacted alcohol sales, while delayed monsoon affected insecticide sales. Last-mile servicing challenges were reported, particularly in rural areas due to the heat.

    GST brought relief to households with reduction in prices: FinMin

    The Goods and Services Tax (GST) has completed seven years of implementation, resulting in cheaper household items, improved tax compliance among businesses, and a wider tax base, according to the finance ministry. Since its introduction on July 1, 2017, replacing 17 local taxes, the GST has reduced tax rates on many household goods, increasing affordability for consumers.

    Finance ministry lauds GST, says it reduced tax rates on household goods, brought relief to every home

    The Finance Ministry on Monday praised the Goods and Services Tax (GST) system on the occasion of its seventh anniversary, highlighting its role in lowering taxes on essential items such as household appliances and mobile phones, thereby providing significant relief to households. Implemented on July 1, 2017, GST replaced approximately 17 local taxes and cesses. This year's GST Day theme is "Sashakt Vyapar Samagra Vikas" (Empowered Trade Overall Growth).

    Jyothy Labs stock has earned 91% return in last one year; why analysts are bullish

    Jyothy Labs will benefit from multiple growth drivers, including direct consumer sales, rising brand awareness, and expansion of modern retail.

    Consumer spending on ITCs' goods rises 12 pc to Rs 32,500 crore in FY24

    ITC, headquartered in Kolkata, remains optimistic about expanding its FMCG business with a strong portfolio and efficient supply chain, generating a gross revenue of Rs 69,446 crore in FY24.

    Govt committed to bringing more reforms: Amit Shah

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah praised PM Narendra Modi for introducing GST, leading to lower prices of household items. The NDA govt aims to implement more reforms for citizen welfare.

    The Economic Times
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