A Study on Constraints Involving in the Marketing of Fastmoving Consumer Goods (FMCG) in Rural Areas

  • J Duraichamy Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce & Research Centre, Sourashtra College, Madurai
  • T.P. Ramprasad Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce & Research Centre, Sourashtra College, Madurai
Keywords: Green Transformation, Rural Networks, Rural Marketing, Purchasing Power, Market Size, Sustainability

Abstract

Market structure in India is dictomous there are two unbelievable extraordinary markets to be explicit metropolitan and rural market. The Indian Rural Marketing with its enormous size andsolicitation base offers remarkable opportunities to Companies. Recently, rural markets have pickedup significance in India as the overall advancement of the economy has come to fruition into extensive addition in the acquiring force of the natural organizations. In light of the green change in India, the rural marketing districts are using a tremendous measure of current and metropolitan manufacturedthings. In this particular circumstance, an extraordinary advancing framework, specifically, rural marketing has worked out as expected. India is regarded with a wide good assortment. Rural Indiawill make India to achieve its macroeconomic objections by giving a wide extent of consumers. India is a significantly populated country with a general population of 125.0 Crores and provincial India sets up 68.84 percent of the hard and fast people. The greatest people in provincial zones gives more openentryways in rural marketing. FMCG is probably the greatest part in the Indian economy and themarket size of FMCG in India is surveyed to create. Hence, the present study has been conducted witha view to overview the constraints involving in the marketing of Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) in rural areas and the study is descriptive in nature.

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2017-07-28
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