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  1. El Niño conditions are impacting monsoons and agriculture, coinciding with the fragmentation of global trade due to tariffs.
  2. El Niño and monsoon risks are weighing on industry growth and harming agricultural output due to deficient precipitation.

Rising per capita income is fueling premium consumer spending, while El Nino concurrently impacts monsoon rains and farm output.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 21
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Rising per capita income is fueling premium consumer spending, while El Nino concurrently impacts monsoon rains and farm output.

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Britannia IndustriesEl Nino

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  1. El Nino-driven heatwaves are straining global sugar supply, impacting companies like Britannia and Varun Beverages.Sub-event
  2. El Nino impacts agriculture, while rising income drives premium consumer spending for companies like Britannia.1 source

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