 "No easier rules for foreigners, say home retailers")
India-based multi-brand retail giants are questioning any demarcation in labelling rules between them and single-brand retailers.
In the hope of billions of dollars in foreign direct investment (FDI), the government is planning major changes in the labelling norms to exempt international single-brand retailers from stamping the Maximum Retail Price (MRP) on every product.
This has been a major demand of a host of global entities, including furnishing giant Ikea and infotech major Apple. They want to follow the international labelling norms for both aesthetic and cost reasons, they say. Indian multi-brand retailers question this. “Why should foreign retailers
In the hope of billions of dollars in foreign direct investment (FDI), the government is planning major changes in the labelling norms to exempt international single-brand retailers from stamping the Maximum Retail Price (MRP) on every product.
This has been a major demand of a host of global entities, including furnishing giant Ikea and infotech major Apple. They want to follow the international labelling norms for both aesthetic and cost reasons, they say. Indian multi-brand retailers question this. “Why should foreign retailers
