Indian FMCG companies struggling with a shortage of salesmen amid growing gig economy
Indian FMCG companies are facing a significant shortage of salesmen as the demand for "feet on the street" workers declines.
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International Women's Day 2025: How women in FMCG and retail are breaking barriers to scale
On International Women’s Day 2025, women cofounders and CXOs in FMCG and retail sectors share insights on overcoming market ...
The FMCG titan under siege: Is Hindustan Unilever still a no-brainer investment?
Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) was the undisputed king of India’s stock market, delivering a ~25% CAGR. But in the last ...
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South African grocery retailers shoot the lights out
The South African fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) retail sector demonstrated resilience and impressive growth in 2024 thanks to strategic expansion and diversification of offerings. This is ...
Quick commerce giants face antitrust heat as FMCG distributors’ body moves CCI
Regulatory scrutiny on India's quick commerce giants for alleged predatory pricing and anti-competitive practices by ...
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NIQ State of Retail: South African consumers shift to value as economic pressures persist
NIQ South Africa has released its latest State of the Retail Nation analysis for the last quarter and full year calendar year ...
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Wow! Momo forays into FMCG cup noodles segment
Wow! Momo has made an entry into the FMCG Cup Noodles segment with the launch of Wow! Noodles with a range of Desi-Asian ...
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Wow! Momo invests Rs 35 cr to open new manufacturing unit in Maharashtra, eyes FMCG to become Rs 100 cr biz in 24-30 months
Wow! Momo is investing Rs 35 crore in a new manufacturing unit in Maharashtra to produce momos and kulfi, aiming for ...