Ahead of the next-generation GST reforms coming into effect on September 22, Baba Ramdev’s Patanjali Foods Ltd. has announced a cut in the maximum retail price (MRP) of its entire product range.
The company said the decision is aimed at passing on the benefits of the simplified GST structure directly to consumers.
The GST Council recently approved replacing the old four-slab tax system with just two slabs—5% and 18%.
However, the 40% rate on luxury and sin goods remains unchanged. Following this change, several FMCG companies, including Patanjali, have reduced product prices.
Products Made Cheaper by Patanjali
Nutrela Soya Range:
1 kg chunks, mini chunks, and granules: ₹190 (earlier ₹210)
200 g pack: ₹47 (earlier ₹50)
Biscuits and Cookies:
Milk biscuits (35 g): ₹4.50
Marie biscuits (225 g): ₹27 (earlier ₹30)
Noodles:
Twisty Taste Noodles (50 g): ₹9.35 (earlier ₹10)
Chatpata Atta Noodles (60 g): ₹11.25 (earlier ₹12)
Personal Care:
Dant Kanti Natural Toothpaste (200 g): ₹106 (earlier ₹120)
Kesh Kanti Hair Care range: ₹89–₹106 (reduced)
Health and Wellness:
Amla and Giloy juice: ₹6–₹10 cheaper per bottle
Desi ghee (900 ml): ₹731 (earlier ₹780)
Soaps and Cleansers:
Neem Kanti Soap (75 g): ₹22 (earlier ₹25)
Company’s Statement
Patanjali Foods said the move shows its commitment to offering affordable, natural, and high-quality products.
The company added that the step is in line with the government’s goal of making nutrition and healthcare more accessible to the wider population.
