- Consumer goods companies are implementing price cuts and system upgrades as the new GST 2.0 takes effect, with firms like ITC, Parle, and Bisleri passing tax benefits to consumers
- During the transition period, products with both old and new price tags will be available in markets as companies exhaust existing inventory while introducing newly priced stock
- Companies are using multiple communication channels including circulars and advertisements to inform traders and consumers about revised pricing structures under the new tax regime
- Distributors report that existing market stocks have been aligned with revised tax structures through special trade discounts and schemes offered by FMCG companies
- Industry experts expect the GST reforms to boost consumption across both mass market and premium segments, particularly benefiting categories like large screen LED televisions
Source: a2ztaxcorp.net
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