FMCG companies plan to hike prices, cut grammage

Consumer goods companies are increasing prices and reducing product sizes to offset rising input costs, driven by the West Asia conflict’s impact on crude oil prices. This move aims to protect margins while making products accessible, as firms navigate inflationary pressures and potential demand slowdown.

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