After several sluggish quarters, the outlook for India’s consumer staples sector appears to be slowly turning a corner. Global brokerage firm Citi expects a sequential improvement in growth momentum in the third quarter, helped by lower prices across categories following GST rate cuts, higher grammage in low-unit packs, and a partial recovery after the inventory destocking seen in September–October.
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