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  1. LG Electronics and Shoppers Stop are leveraging the Indian market as a base for product development and sales.
  2. Economic headwinds, including rupee depreciation and raw material inflation, are impacting retailers like Shoppers Stop and LG Electronics in the Indian market.

Rising raw material costs are forcing Indian companies like Britannia and Parle to reduce product grammage.

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Rising raw material costs are forcing Indian companies like Britannia and Parle to reduce product grammage.

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Britannia IndustriesParle Products

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  1. Parle Products is responding to new food labelling requirements set by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India.Sub-event
  2. Lakhotia Polysters (India) Limited reported restricted net margins due to escalating raw material inputs.Sub-event
  3. Companies are cutting product size to combat rising raw material costs and inflation.1 source

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Economic headwinds, including rupee depreciation and raw material inflation, are impacting retailers like Shoppers Stop and LG Electronics in the Indian market. All 2 developments

Within LG Electronics and Shoppers Stop are leveraging the Indian market as a base for product development and sales.

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