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Edible oil demand picks up after duty cut ahead of festive season: Emami Agrotech CEO

1 source · first seen 15:38 1 Oct · updated 15:38 1 Oct

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  • Edible oil duty cut is reviving festive demand and lowering consumer prices
  • Emami Agrotech CEO expects consumption to improve
  • Lower prices may support demand for Indian edible-oil and consumer-goods companies

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CNBC-TV18Edible oil demand picks up after duty cut ahead of festive season: Emami Agrotech CEO15:38