The price of foreign-made liquor increased in India

Published Sep 8, 2023

Tridge summary

The government in Thiruvananthapuram has allowed an increase in the price of foreign-made foreign liquor (FMFL) and foreign-made wine. The warehouse margin for FMFL will increase to 14 percent and the shop margin to 20 percent. This will result in a sharp increase in the price of FMFL, with no brand available below Rs. 2500.
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Thiruvananthapuram ∙ The price of foreign-made foreign liquor (FMFL) and foreign-made wine will increase in the state. The government allowed BWCO to increase the warehouse margin to 14 percent and shop margin to 20 percent to be paid by these companies to Breweries Corporation. Liquor and wine manufactured abroad will now have the same rate. At present the warehouse margin for foreign made liquor is 5 percent and for foreign wine it is 2.5 percent. Shop margin is 3 percent to 5 percent respectively. With the huge increase in the price of single oil in two days, the price will increase sharply. At present, if foreign-made liquor is available in Kerala above Rs.1800, now there will be no brand below Rs.2500. New prices will be applicable from October 3. This is also a long standing requirement of the companies distributing Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL). विशेषणुन्णतिनुणुण्वन्तनुणुण्वन्तनुण्य वार्शेयू मार्जीव विश्ववनण्य Selling through shops. 6 months ago, for many brands of ...

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