Monsoon hair fall is a real concern due to hair growth cycles, humidity weakening hair, and seasonal illnesses triggering shedding. Nutriti...

Scorching summer heat and elections created a mixed quarter for consumer goods, with sales of cooling products like beverages, ice creams, ...

Amla, or Indian gooseberry, is a monsoon superfood rich in vitamin C and antioxidants. It boosts immunity, aids digestion, improves skin an...

In its update for the June quarter, Marico said that though the urban markets were steady during the April-June period, the anticipated pic...

During the rainy season, due to the increased humidity and exposure to acidic water, you may experience increased hair loss.

Most of these products fall in the discretionary category where consumers - especially rural ones - reduce spending when financial conditio...

Two major FMCG companies, Marico and Godrej Consumer Products, on Wednesday said that demand was weak in the just concluded quarter.

A booming hair oil business thanks to increased rural demand and reasonable valuations have made this FMCG firm analysts’ top pick.

"The last one year was extremely volatile. We had one or two quarters where sales performance was relatively muted due to external circumst...

Monsoon provides the much needed respite from the scorching sunlight and everyone wants to go out to enjoy the pleasant weather.

Normal monsoons in the current season sowed the seeds of demand resurgence in the industry that reported as much as 10% growth in sales of ...

The company has reported its highest ever margins, is reasonably valued, and promises growth.

Sales growth of household items, ranging from toothpastes and detergents to biscuits and beverages slowed to about 5-6% from about 11-12% l...

As monsoon brings along an assortment of ailments, here are some basics to prevent yourself from falling sick.

Adi Godrej shares his views on the monsoon’s impact on rural demand, his company’s prospects and the possible trajectory of the Indian econ...

Emami reported muted volumes in the first quarter of the new fiscal year, which was in line with the trend in the FMCG industry.

Don’t let pride affect you; remember Indra and the ants: everything passes, including the rains!