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Kantar has rolled out the 11th edition of its annual Brand Footprint India report. 


Indian buyers spent over ₹5,000 crore on more than 100 million cosmetic products in the last six months, with 40% making purchases online, according to Kantar Worldpanels initial study on the industry in India. The data suggests working women who buy both online and offline spend 1.6 times what average consumers pay.

Parle, Britannia score as most chosen FMCG brands: Kantar

Although there are signs of revival in household consumption levels, as inflation levels moderate, they have not yet returned to pre-inflation levels, it said

Britannia leads the way in the most chosen out-of-home (OOH) brand category, while the five most chosen OOH beverage brands in India are Frooti, Thums Up, Amul, Maaza, and Sprite

During FY22, Parle Products, which retails brands including Parle G, Monaco and Melody, crossed $2 billion in annual revenues, becoming the first packaged food company in India to breach the mark.

Parle, a biscuit brand owned by Parle Products, remains Indias top FMCG brand, as per Kantar Worldpanels annual ranking. Seven of the top ten brands belong to domestic companies, and Parle maintains the top spot with 7449 million CRP (consumer reach points). The ranking assesses brands based on how often they are purchased and how many households buy them. During FY22, Parle earned over $2 billion in annual revenue, becoming the first Indian packaged food company to cross this mark.

Parle, Britannia score as most chosen FMCG brand: Kantar

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