Consumer goods companies have begun reducing product prices following a directive by the government on Monday to pass on the benefits of lower goods and services tax (GST) to consumers quickly or face action.
Ghaziabad-based Dabur India on Tuesday slashed prices by 9 per cent on existing stocks of shampoos, skincare and home-care products.
“The company is passing on the benefits by providing primary discount of 9 per cent on existing stocks to its trade partners,” Lalit Malik, Dabur India’s chief financial officer, said in a statement.
Mumbai-headquartered Procter & Gamble, meanwhile, announced price-offs on leading brands Tide, Ariel, Pantene,

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