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Indian firms raise prices on detergents, chocolates, noodles up to 5% due to rising import costs and a weak rupee.
Indian consumer goods companies are raising prices on items like detergents, chocolates, and noodles by up to 5%, ending months of stability after GST cuts.
The move follows rising global commodity costs, a weakening rupee that hit a record low of 92.02 against the dollar, and higher import expenses for ingredients like oats and almonds.
Firms including Dabur India and Hindustan Unilever are implementing hikes, with more expected as input costs pressure margins.
Despite a 9% revenue rise and 6% volume growth in FY26’s third quarter, profit growth remains constrained, prompting cautious price adjustments based on commodity trends.
Las empresas indias aumentan los precios de los detergentes, los chocolates y los fideos hasta un 5% debido al aumento de los costos de importación y a la debilidad de la rupia.