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As the government's next-generation GST 2.0 comes into effect from Monday, major FMCG and consumer goods companies are rolling out price cuts, system upgrades and mass communication campaigns to ensure a smooth transition. Leading brands including ITC, Parle and Bisleri have confirmed that they will pass on the benefits of tax rationalisation to consumers. Industry players believe that the reforms will boost consumption during the festive season. Transition Phase and Dual Pricing During the
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FAQ :
From Monday, the government's next-generation GST 2.0 comes into effect, leading major FMCG and consumer goods companies to roll out price cuts, system upgrades, and communication campaigns.
Yes, leading brands like ITC, Parle, and Bisleri have confirmed they will pass on the benefits of tax rationalisation to consumers, including price cuts.
During the transition, consumers may notice products with both old and new MRPs. Companies are using special trade discounts and schemes to align existing stocks with the revised tax structure.
The beverage sector has seen revised prices from companies like Bisleri. Industry experts also expect increased traction in premium consumer segments, such as large-screen LED TVs.
The All India Consumer Products Distributors Federation stated that most existing stocks have been realigned with the new tax structure due to aggressive trade discounts and schemes from manufacturers.
Industry players believe the reforms will boost consumption, especially during the festive season, leading to a new phase of efficiency, savings, and market growth.
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