Suneera Tandon

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New Delhi: Fast-moving consumer goods company Tata Consumer Products, which sells tea, coffee, and salt, said on Wednesday that any proposed tariffs imposed by the US will give the company a competitive advantage, given that the Western nation primarily imports all coffee. However, it may put pressure on its salt and supplements brands imported from India. During the company’s post-earnings call Wednesday evening, management said the impact would depend on the final tariff rates.

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The DS Group (Dharampal Satyapal Group) aims to double its revenue by 2029 to ₹20,000 crore, from ₹10,000 crore reported in 2024-25, on the back of new product launches and distribution network expansion, said the company's vice-chairman, Rajiv Kumar. "The food and beverage segment has seen an accelerated growth in the last three years. We will continue to expand our distribution network, ensuring our products reach every corner of the nation as well as global markets," Kumar said.

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"Going forward, 18 carat will become a way of life not just for us, the industry will also move in that direction because customer budgets are not infinitely extendable," AjoyChawla, CEO of Titan’s Jewellery Division, said in an interview with Mint. This move signals a shift in consumer preferences amid budget pressures as the precious metal hit record price levels recently.

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Summary Analysts expect HUL to post among the weakest volume growth in the sector once again. Rural recovery is slow, input costs remain high, and consumer downtrading is visible in smaller packs. This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories.

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The association, representing numerous small traders, urged for a policy resolution that includes immediately enforcing foreign direct investment (FDI) policies across the broader e-commerce market (including quick commerce) and implementing e-commerce rules under the Consumer Protection Act to protect small businesses. CAIT also proposed levying a luxury tax under GST on purchases made through e-commerce platforms.