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FMCG may see 5% volume growth in coming months
Business Standard
|January 07, 2026
Sector is seeing uptick as macro indicators remain strong: Report
The Indian fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector is expected to see 5 per cent volume growth in the coming few months as inflation remains low and consumer confidence starts to make a comeback, market researcher Worldpanel by Numerator (formerly Kantar) said in its December 2025 FMCG Pulse.
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