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Old meets new in FMCG as brands chase growth

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February 18, 2026

Legacy firms work in tandem with D2C startups as consumer preferences shift

- VIVEAT SUSAN PINTO

BLACK SWAN EVENTS don’t just disrupt markets—they rearrange power equations.

For India’s FMCG sector, Covid was that inflection point. As digital adoption surged and direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands gained traction, legacy players moved swiftly—snapping up digital-first startups to reignite growth.

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