Nestlé India Limited described premiumisation and consumer experience as major consumption trends, saying premium products are outpacing category growth and that demand for premium products is no longer confined to urban India as rural consumers also develop a taste for premium products.

Nestle India Limited has been pulled up by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India as part of a broader crackdown on manufacturers over advertising, claims, labeling and storage, and its joint-venture supplement with Dr. Reddy's Laboratories faced FSSAI action last week over misleading claims.

Nestle India Limited is expected to deliver another strong quarter with revenue growth of around 20% driven by healthy volume expansion and demand across key categories, led by confectionery and beverages supported by premiumisation and quick commerce, with cost efficiencies and operating leverage expected to boost margins despite input inflation.

Nestle India Limited is scheduled to announce its September quarter Q2 FY27 results on October 15, alongside Wipro, Tech Mahindra, Persistent Systems and Jio Financial Services.