Leading FMCG makers are witnessing encouraging trends from the initial pickup of their winter products portfolio, expect consumption to accelerate further as mercury dips, making them hopeful for growth from the rural areas. Makers are witnessing pickup in their winter-specific products portfolio ranging from skin care products to immunity products such as chyawanprash and honey. Indian FMCG brands and retailers are at a precipice of yet another retail technology revolution. Image Recognition & Artificial Intelligence is becoming a key pillar in digital transformation strategy for the global FMCG ecosystem.
This week’s edition of “Indian Retail at a glance” highlights How FMCG makers encouraged by early trends from winter products? Will Leveraging Advanced Image Recognition AI Boost FMCG Sales In India? How Falling input costs may cool prices of essentials, apparels?
FMCG makers encouraged by early trends from winter products, hopeful of rural growth in coming qtrs
Marico COO India Business and CEO New Business Sanjay Mishra said winter has always been a crucial season for some products in their portfolio like body lotion and the Saffola Immuniveda range, especially from the northern region.
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Leveraging Advanced Image Recognition AI To Boost FMCG Sales In India
AI-powered technologies such as Computer Vision, Text & Speech Processing are bringing forth innovative solutions to address and automate several retail operations and retail execution processes.
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Tata's Bisleri International buyout may be biggest in India FMCG space
In what could be India’s largest fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) deal yet, Tata Consumer Products (TCPL) is in discussions to buy a majority stake in packaged water major Bisleri International for Rs 6,000 crore-Rs 7,000 crore.
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A 20-Year-Old Tries To Disrupt The $500 Billion FMCG Market In India
At the age of 17, he started his entrepreneurial journey with a venture which primarily focused on connecting regional manufacturers to retailers. He was the youngest CEO of that networking platform known as RFT (Rural Future Technology) where he connected 1200 kirana stores across 9 districts of Odisha and successfully introduced more than 20 regional brands from India to them.
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#UdayanMukherjee In Conversation With ‘The FMCG Powerhouse,’ Mohit Burman, Dabur India
Dabur: The 138-year-old FMCG giant. Legacy in hands of the 5th generation How inflation is impacting the FMCG industry. Dabur is growing despite difficult times, the rural market will recover next year, says Mohit Burman, Dabur India.
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Falling input costs may cool prices of essentials, apparels
Prices of groceries, daily essentials and apparel are likely to fall over the next two quarters as input costs are expected to decline, spurring sales in the process, according to consumer goods makers.
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Are the top five FMCG companies leading the way on circularity?
Understandably ESG remains a high-ranking theme within the packaging sector and with world leaders recently attending COP27, there is a renewed push from governments, businesses and environmental agencies to build a global circular economy.
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