As India gears up for the rollout of Next-Generation GST reforms from September 22, Baba Ramdev–led Patanjali Foods Limited has announced a broad reduction in the Maximum Retail Price (MRP) across its entire product portfolio.
The move, covering both food and non-food categories, ensures that consumers feel the direct impact of the simplified GST structure in their wallets. The GST Council had earlier approved replacing the four-rate system with a two-slab structure of 5 percent and 18 percent, while retaining a special 40 percent rate for luxury and sin goods.
What’s getting cheaper at your local store
Patanjali’s new price list spans everyday essentials, health products, and household staples:
Nutrela soya range:
1 kg packs of chunks, mini chunks and granules: Rs 190 (earlier Rs 210)
200 g packs: Rs 47 (earlier Rs 50)
Biscuits and cookies:
Doodh Biscuit (35g): Rs 4.50
Marie Biscuit (225g): Rs 27 (earlier Rs 30)
Noodles:
Twisty Tasty Noodles (50g): Rs 9.35 (earlier Rs 10)
Atta Noodles Chatpata (60g): Rs 11.25 (earlier Rs 12)
Personal care:
Dant Kanti Natural toothpaste (200g): Rs 106 (earlier Rs 120)
Kesh Kanti hair care range: Rs 89–106
Health and wellness:
Amla and Giloy juices: cheaper by Rs 6–10 per bottle
Cow’s Ghee (900 ml): Rs 731 (earlier Rs 780)
Soaps and cleansers:
Neem Kanti (75g): Rs 22 (earlier Rs 25)
In its statement, Patanjali Foods said the price cuts reflect the company’s commitment to affordable, high-quality, natural products and align with the government’s mission to make nutrition and healthcare more accessible.
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