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Consumer goods firms expect bumper sales in new year

The govt increased the customs duty on internationally-manufactured television sets and set-top boxes to 20%

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Dev Chatterjee Mumbai
The Indian consumer durables industry is expecting bumper sales in 2018 because of dual impact of an increase in customs duty on imported consumer goods and the roll-out of the goods and services tax (GST), which has reduced their costs substantially.

On December 15, the government increased the customs duty on internationally-manufactured television sets and set-top boxes to 20 per cent. While these have necessitated a price rise from global players like Apple, who manufacture goods abroad, it has also given a massive fillip to domestic makers such as LG, Samsung, Videocon, and Dixon who are encouraged to expand capacity under

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