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Covid impact on retail: Health, hygiene, instant food products sales surge

Retailers are having continued growth in health and hygiene category products as well as in food, personal care and home care items, but discretionary categories like beauty and cosmetics, fashion and apparels have been affected adversely during the second wave of the pandemic. Now, there is a renewed focus on healthy alternatives such as ayurvedic toothpaste and juices, while instant foods and ready-to-eat snacking items with nutritional offerings are also seeing larger penetration. Moreover, value packs are doing well this time as smaller packs of Rs 5 and Rs 10 have witnessed a rise of up to 20 per cent across categories like biscuits, ketchup and jams, while the large and premium packs have been affected as people are cautious about their disposable income.

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Curfew restrictions impact retail sales, health, hygiene, instant food products pick up

Highlights Value packs are doing well this time as smaller packs. Some retailers are also facing the issue of excess stocking. New Delhi, May 23 (PTI) Retailers are having continued growth in health and hygiene category products as well as in food, personal care and home care items, but discretionary categories like beauty and cosmetics, fashion and apparels have been affected adversely during the second wave of the pandemic. Now, there is a renewed focus on healthy alternatives such as ayurvedic toothpaste and juices, while instant foods and ready-to-eat snacking items with nutritional offerings are also seeing larger penetration. Moreover, value packs are doing well this time as smaller packs of Rs 5 and Rs 10 have witnessed a rise of up to 20 per cent across categories like biscuits, ketchup and jams, while the large and premium packs have been affected as people are cautious about their disposable income.

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Curfew restrictions impact retail sales; health, hygiene, instant food products pick up

Curfew restrictions impact retail sales; health, hygiene, instant food products pick up
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FMCG firms may hike prices to offset inflationary pressure on raw material

Consumers may have to shell out more money for their daily use products as FMCG firms, which are facing inflationary pressure on their key raw material inputs, are considering marginal hike on their products price to offset it. Some FMCG companies like Marico and others have already gone for price hike, while some which include Dabur, Parle and Patanjali are closely monitoring the situation. FMCG players have been trying to absorb the price increase of raw material inputs such as coconut oil, edible oil and palm oil, but they are unlikely to hold the prices of their commodities for a long time as that will impact their gross margins.

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FMCG companies look to hike prices to offset inflationary pressure on raw material inputs

FMCG companies look to hike prices to offset inflationary pressure on raw material inputs SECTIONS Last Updated: Jan 10, 2021, 05:17 PM IST Share Synopsis FMCG players have been trying to absorb the price increase of raw material inputs such as coconut oil, edible oil and palm oil, but they are unlikely to hold the prices of their commodities for a long time as that will impact their gross margins. Agencies Consumers may have to shell out more money for their daily use products as FMCG firms are facing inflationary pressure on raw material inputs NEW DELHI: Consumers may have to shell out more money for their daily use products as FMCG firms, which are facing inflationary pressure on their key raw material inputs, are considering marginal hike on their products price to offset it.

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