印度FMCG公司因没有将GST储蓄完全转嫁给消费者而面临反弹,这促使CBIC进行检查并采取纠正行动。 Indian FMCG firms face backlash for not fully passing GST savings to consumers, prompting CBIC scrutiny and corrective actions.

印度一些FMCG公司因没有将GST的利益完全传给消费者而面临审查,特别是在20岁以下低价产品方面,经销商指责公司不顾减税而提高基本价格。 Some FMCG companies in India are facing scrutiny for not fully passing GST benefits to consumers, especially on low-priced items under ₹20, with distributors accusing firms of raising base prices despite tax cuts. HUL、Colgate-Palmolive和喜马拉雅等公司声称,它们通过削减价格或扩大包装而节省了费用,但系统更新和双重定价方面的延误造成了不一致。 Companies like HUL, Colgate-Palmolive, and Himalaya claim they’ve delivered savings via price cuts or larger packaging, but delays in system updates and dual pricing have caused inconsistencies. CBIC正在审查电子商务交易,并可能在2 000名消费者投诉之后,对不符合要求的品牌采取行动。 The CBIC is reviewing e-commerce transactions and may act against non-compliant brands, following 2,000 consumer complaints. 约800家公司被指示在10月20日前解决技术问题,预计到11月初货架上会有新的价格。 Around 800 companies were directed to fix technical issues by October 20, with new prices expected on shelves by early November.