why you like to join in FMCG sector?
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Answer Posted / ranjeet prasad
FMCG sector is growing day by day because the demand generating from RURAL sector. FMCG is the only product which i can sell to customer again and again.Customers includes Urban-Rural, Rich-Poor etc. and for helping these sector Retail sector also coming to the Rural...So there are huge scope in FMCG sector.
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