New Delhi, Dec. 23 -- India's fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry is entering 2026 with renewed confidence, as companies across categories expect high single-digit volume growth along with a gradual recovery in profit margins.
After navigating a prolonged period of input cost inflation and cautious consumer spending, the sector is now witnessing early signs of demand revival and operational stability.
Industry leaders indicate that growth in the coming year will be driven primarily by volumes rather than price hikes, marking a shift from recent quarters where inflation-led pricing actions supported revenues.
With commodity prices easing and supply chains stabilising, FMCG companies are finding room to protect margins while focusin...