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The Fast-Moving Consumer Goods industry, commonly known as FMCG, is one of the most competitive and fast-paced sectors in India.
FMCG businesses manufacture and distribute products that are purchased frequently and consumed regularly. These products may include:
Packaged foods
Biscuits
Namkeen
Snacks
Spices
Beverages
Personal care products
Home cleaning products
Cosmetics
Edible oils
Dairy products
Household consumables
Packaged grocery items
Health and wellness products
FMCG businesses operate in an environment where product availability, pricing, packaging, distribution and speed of delivery are extremely important.
A product may be manufactured in one city, stored in multiple warehouses, distributed through several stockists and sold through thousands of retailers across different regions.
Managing such a business through spreadsheets, paper registers and disconnected software applications can create significant operational challenges.
Manufacturers need to coordinate:
Procurement
Production
Recipe management
Raw material inventory
Packaging
Batch manufacturing
Quality checks
Finished goods
Warehousing
Distributor orders
Sales representatives
Retailer sales
Dispatch
Returns
Expiry management
Accounting
Business reporting
This is why FMCG Manufacturing ERP Software has become an important technology investment for growing manufacturers and distribution companies.
A customized FMCG ERP connects the complete business workflow into one integrated platform.
Purchase → Production → Packaging → Inventory → Distribution → Sales → Dispatch → Accounting
With the right ERP system, FMCG businesses can improve visibility, reduce manual work, strengthen inventory control and make faster business decisions.
FMCG Manufacturing ERP Software is an integrated enterprise resource planning system designed to manage the manufacturing, inventory, sales, distribution and financial operations of fast-moving consumer goods companies.
Unlike basic accounting or billing software, FMCG ERP is designed to support the complete lifecycle of a consumer product.
It can manage:
Raw material procurement
Supplier management
Recipe and formulation
Bill of Materials
Production planning
Batch manufacturing
Material consumption
Wastage
Quality control
Packaging
Finished goods
Expiry and shelf life
Warehouses
Distributor management
Sales orders
Retailer management
Sales schemes
Dispatch
Product returns
Receivables
Business dashboards
The software can be customized according to the type of FMCG business.
For example:
A packaged food manufacturer may need recipe and batch management.
A personal care manufacturer may require formulation and packaging control.
A beverage company may need production-line and batch tracking.
A household cleaning products company may need chemical formulation and packaging management.
A regional FMCG brand may require distributor and retailer management.
FMCG companies face several operational challenges because of high product volumes, short sales cycles and extensive distribution networks.
A single FMCG company may sell hundreds of products across multiple categories.
Each product may have:
Different sizes
Different packaging
Different prices
Different recipes
Different batches
Different expiry dates
Different sales channels
For example, a food brand may sell its products in:
50-gram packs
100-gram packs
200-gram packs
500-gram packs
1-kilogram packs
Bulk cartons
ERP helps maintain accurate product and packaging information.
FMCG products move rapidly through:
Manufacturing plants
Warehouses
Distributors
Wholesalers
Retailers
E-commerce channels
Without real-time stock visibility, businesses may face:
Overstocking
Stockouts
Incorrect dispatches
Excess inventory
Expiry losses
Unplanned purchases
Many FMCG products are expiry-sensitive.
Examples include:
Dairy products
Bakery products
Snacks
Packaged foods
Beverages
Personal care products
Certain health products
ERP can help monitor:
Manufacturing dates
Best-before dates
Expiry dates
Batch-wise stock
Near-expiry inventory
Warehouse ageing
FMCG manufacturers often work with:
Super-stockists
Distributors
Wholesalers
Retailers
Modern trade chains
Institutional customers
E-commerce platforms
Managing pricing, orders, credit limits, schemes and outstanding payments manually can be difficult.
FMCG companies regularly manage:
Distributor price lists
Retailer prices
Promotional schemes
Quantity discounts
Product bundles
Seasonal offers
Trade incentives
An ERP can centralize pricing and scheme information.
FMCG businesses must monitor:
Product profitability
Sales by region
Distributor performance
Inventory movement
Production cost
Market demand
Sales targets
Accurate reports help management respond faster.
Suitable for businesses manufacturing:
Ready-to-eat foods
Packaged snacks
Masalas
Flour
Pulses
Rice products
Dry fruits
Frozen foods
Instant mixes
Suitable for:
Juices
Soft drinks
Packaged water
Flavoured beverages
Energy drinks
Health drinks
Suitable for:
Soaps
Shampoos
Hair oils
Creams
Lotions
Face washes
Personal hygiene products
Suitable for:
Detergents
Floor cleaners
Dishwashing liquids
Toilet cleaners
Surface cleaners
Air fresheners
Suitable for:
Biscuits
Cakes
Cookies
Chocolates
Candies
Rusks
Bakery snacks
Suitable for:
Mustard oil
Groundnut oil
Sunflower oil
Soybean oil
Blended edible oils
Suitable for:
Milk
Curd
Paneer
Ghee
Flavoured milk
Dairy-based products
Suitable for companies manufacturing products for multiple brands or customers.
Features may include:
Customer-specific recipes
Packaging
Production orders
Batch tracking
Costing
Dispatch
Customer-wise profitability
An FMCG ERP should maintain a centralized product master.
Product information may include:
Product name
SKU code
Category
Brand
Pack size
Unit of measurement
Barcode
HSN code
Tax rate
MRP
Distributor price
Retail price
Manufacturing recipe
Packaging details
Shelf life
Reorder level
Product | Pack Size | Category | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
Turmeric Powder | 100 g | Spices | Pack |
Namkeen Mix | 200 g | Snacks | Pack |
Wheat Flour | 5 Kg | Grocery | Bag |
Dishwash Liquid | 500 ml | Home Care | Bottle |
A structured product master reduces confusion between similar SKUs.
FMCG production depends on continuous availability of raw materials.
These may include:
Ingredients
Chemicals
Oils
Flavours
Colours
Grains
Spices
Additives
Bottles
Pouches
Labels
Cartons
Packaging films
The ERP can manage the purchase lifecycle.
Material Requirement
↓
Purchase Requisition
↓
Supplier Quotation
↓
Purchase Order
↓
Approval
↓
Goods Receipt
↓
Quality Inspection
↓
Inventory Update
↓
Purchase Invoice
Supplier-wise purchases
Material-wise purchases
Pending purchase orders
Purchase price trends
Delayed deliveries
Purchase commitments
Monthly purchase value
FMCG manufacturers often work with multiple suppliers for the same material.
Supplier management can maintain:
Supplier details
Contact information
Product categories
Purchase rates
Payment terms
Credit limits
Delivery performance
Quality records
Purchase history
On-time delivery
Material rejection
Price competitiveness
Order fulfilment
Quality consistency
Response time
This information can support procurement decisions.
Recipe management is essential for food, beverage, personal care and chemical-based FMCG manufacturers.
A recipe defines the ingredients or components required to manufacture a product.
For example, a packaged snack may require:
Flour
Oil
Salt
Spices
Seasoning
Other ingredients
A personal care product may require:
Base ingredients
Fragrance
Preservatives
Colour
Packaging components
Product
Recipe code
Version
Ingredient
Quantity
Unit
Process instructions
Expected output
Expected wastage
Effective date
Approval status
Standardized production
Better material planning
Improved costing
Reduced formulation errors
Easier product variation management
The Bill of Materials defines the materials required to manufacture a finished product.
In FMCG, a BOM may include:
Raw ingredients
Processing materials
Primary packaging
Secondary packaging
Labels
Cartons
Outer packaging
For example, a packaged food SKU may require:
Food ingredients
One pouch
One printed label
One carton allocation
One outer box allocation
The ERP can calculate material requirements based on planned production.
Production planning helps FMCG manufacturers determine:
What to manufacture
How much to manufacture
When to manufacture
Which materials are required
Which production line is available
Which orders are urgent
Planning may be based on:
Sales forecasts
Distributor orders
Current stock
Pending orders
Minimum stock levels
Seasonal demand
Production capacity
Raw material availability
A manufacturer receives orders for:
5,000 cartons of snacks
3,000 cartons of spice products
2,000 cartons of packaged flour
The ERP can help the production team evaluate material availability and prepare a production plan.
Batch tracking is important for FMCG companies because products may need to be traced from raw material receipt to final dispatch.
A batch record can contain:
Batch number
Product
Recipe version
Raw material lots
Planned quantity
Actual quantity
Manufacturing date
Best-before date
Expiry date
Quality status
Packaging details
Production operator
Field | Value |
|---|---|
Product | Chilli Powder |
Batch Number | CP-2026-001 |
Planned Quantity | 2,000 Kg |
Actual Quantity | 1,950 Kg |
Manufacturing Date | Recorded |
Best Before | Recorded |
Status | Completed |
Improved traceability
Better stock management
Easier complaint investigation
Better expiry control
More accurate production records
The ERP can track the materials issued against each production order.
It can compare:
Planned material consumption
Actual consumption
Material variance
Wastage
Returned material
Material | Planned | Actual | Variance |
|---|---|---|---|
Ingredient A | 100 Kg | 102 Kg | +2 Kg |
Ingredient B | 50 Kg | 49 Kg | -1 Kg |
Packaging | 2,000 | 2,050 | +50 |
This helps management identify unusual consumption patterns.
Wastage can occur during:
Cleaning
Sorting
Processing
Mixing
Cooking
Filling
Packaging
Transportation
Quality rejection
ERP can record wastage by:
Product
Batch
Material
Production line
Process
Reason
Date
Planned versus actual wastage
Batch-wise wastage
Material-wise wastage
Production-line wastage
Rejection percentage
Yield analysis
Monitoring wastage can help manufacturers identify process improvement opportunities.
Quality control is essential for FMCG businesses.
Quality checks may be required at:
Incoming material stage
In-process manufacturing stage
Packaging stage
Finished goods stage
Depending on the product, inspections may include:
Appearance
Weight
Moisture
Purity
Colour
Packaging condition
Supplier documentation
May include:
Temperature
Weight
Texture
Colour
Consistency
Mixing time
Processing parameters
May include:
Pack weight
Label accuracy
Seal quality
Appearance
Product specifications
Packaging integrity
Shelf-life requirements
Inspection request
Inspection checklist
Test parameters
Test results
Pass/fail status
Rejection reason
Approval workflow
Batch linkage
Supplier quality history
Packaging is a major component of FMCG operations.
Packaging materials may include:
Bottles
Pouches
Jars
Tubes
Cartons
Labels
Laminates
Caps
Shrink wrap
Corrugated boxes
An ERP can track packaging material inventory and consumption.
Packaging BOM
Pack-size mapping
Packaging material stock
Label management
Packaging purchase
Material consumption
Packaging wastage
Finished product conversion
For a 500-gram packaged food product, the ERP may track:
Product ingredients
Pouch
Label
Carton
Outer packaging
This helps avoid packaging material shortages.
After production, finished goods are stored in warehouses before dispatch.
The ERP can track:
Product
SKU
Batch
Quantity
Manufacturing date
Best-before date
Expiry date
Warehouse
Rack or bin
Quality status
Dispatch status
Product-wise stock
Batch-wise stock
Warehouse-wise stock
Near-expiry stock
Slow-moving stock
Fast-moving stock
Stock valuation
Available stock
Reserved stock
Expiry management is one of the most important FMCG ERP features.
The system can monitor:
Raw material expiry
Finished goods expiry
Near-expiry inventory
Expired inventory
Batch ageing
Remaining shelf life
Product | Batch | Status |
|---|---|---|
Snack Pack | SN-101 | Available |
Spice Pack | SP-102 | Near Expiry |
Dairy Product | DP-103 | Expired |
Better stock rotation
Reduced expiry losses
Improved warehouse planning
Faster identification of ageing stock
Better dispatch decisions
FMCG businesses may use FIFO or FEFO depending on the product and operating policy.
First In, First Out
Stock received first is prioritized first.
First Expiry, First Out
Stock with the earliest expiry or best-before date is prioritized where appropriate.
FEFO can be especially useful for expiry-sensitive FMCG products.
The ERP can provide batch selection suggestions and ageing reports.
FMCG businesses may operate multiple warehouses.
Examples include:
Raw material warehouse
Packaging warehouse
Finished goods warehouse
Regional distribution warehouse
Quarantine area
Returns warehouse
Multiple locations
Rack and bin management
Stock transfers
Batch tracking
Expiry tracking
Material issue
Goods receipt
Picking
Packing
Dispatch
Stock reconciliation
A company may maintain warehouses in:
Delhi
Jaipur
Ahmedabad
Mumbai
Hyderabad
Bengaluru
A centralized ERP can help management view stock across all locations.
Distributors play a critical role in FMCG sales.
A distributor management module can track:
Distributor details
Assigned territory
Product catalogue
Price lists
Sales orders
Credit limits
Outstanding payments
Stock position
Returns
Schemes
Incentives
Distributor-wise sales
Region-wise sales
Outstanding payments
Product movement
Distributor stock
Returns
Sales target achievement
FMCG manufacturers may supply thousands of retailers directly or indirectly.
The ERP can maintain:
Retailer information
Customer category
Location
Sales history
Credit terms
Outstanding balance
Product preferences
Order history
This data can support better customer service and sales planning.
Sales orders may originate from:
Distributors
Super-stockists
Retailers
Institutional customers
Modern trade
E-commerce platforms
Sales representatives
Direct customers
Customer Order
↓
Stock Availability Check
↓
Price and Scheme Validation
↓
Batch Selection
↓
Picking
↓
Invoice
↓
Dispatch
↓
Payment Tracking
This reduces coordination gaps between sales, warehouse and accounts teams.
FMCG companies often use different prices for different channels.
Pricing may vary by:
Distributor
Retailer
Region
Product quantity
Customer category
Promotional campaign
Contract
Sales channel
Schemes may include:
Buy one, get one
Quantity discounts
Free products
Slab-based discounts
Seasonal offers
Retailer incentives
Distributor targets
A customized ERP can maintain pricing and scheme rules.
Some FMCG businesses have field sales teams visiting retailers and distributors.
A sales management module can help track:
Salesperson
Assigned territory
Retailer visits
Orders collected
Follow-ups
Sales targets
Collection status
New customer onboarding
A mobile application may be added where field sales operations require it.
FMCG dispatch operations involve:
Order consolidation
Batch selection
Picking
Packing
Invoice generation
Vehicle allocation
Delivery challan
Transport details
Dispatch confirmation
Pending dispatch
Dispatch by route
Customer-wise dispatch
Batch-wise dispatch
Vehicle-wise dispatch
Delivery status
Short shipment
Damaged shipment
FMCG returns may occur due to:
Damaged packaging
Wrong product
Expiry
Near expiry
Quality complaints
Transportation damage
Excess stock
Incorrect order
ERP can capture:
Return request
Customer
Product
Batch
Quantity
Return reason
Inspection status
Disposition
Credit note
Return analysis can help identify recurring operational issues.
FMCG businesses manage a large number of transactions.
ERP integration with accounting systems can help connect:
Purchase invoices
Sales invoices
Credit notes
Debit notes
Payments
Receivables
Payables
Tax information
Stock valuation
Sales value
Purchase value
Outstanding receivables
Supplier payables
Product profitability
Distributor profitability
Tax reports
Cash flow information
The exact integration depends on the accounting platform and technical requirements.
Artificial Intelligence can improve how management interacts with ERP data.
Instead of navigating multiple reports, authorized users can ask questions in natural language.
"Which products sold the most this month?"
"Which distributors have pending payments?"
"Which SKUs are nearing expiry?"
"Which raw materials are below reorder level?"
"Which products have declining sales?"
"Which regions generated the highest revenue?"
"Which batches had unusual wastage?"
"Which suppliers increased their prices?"
"What is the current stock value across warehouses?"
The AI layer can summarize:
Production status
Sales performance
Inventory risks
Purchase trends
Distributor performance
Expiry exposure
Outstanding payments
AI can assist in identifying:
Slow-moving products
Overstocked SKUs
Stockout risks
Near-expiry products
Unusual stock movements
High-value inventory
AI-based forecasting may use:
Historical sales
Seasonal patterns
Regional demand
Distributor orders
Promotional activity
Current inventory
Forecasts should be reviewed by business teams before major production or procurement decisions.
FMCG businesses receive many documents, including:
Supplier invoices
Purchase orders
Delivery challans
Distributor orders
Stock statements
OCR and AI-based extraction can reduce repetitive data entry, subject to validation and approval.
Planned production
Completed batches
Pending batches
Production output
Yield
Wastage
Rejection
Production delays
Raw material stock
Finished goods stock
Near-expiry inventory
Warehouse-wise stock
Slow-moving products
Stock valuation
Stockout risks
Daily sales
Monthly sales
Product-wise sales
Region-wise sales
Distributor-wise sales
Salesperson-wise sales
Pending orders
Returns
Active distributors
Distributor sales
Distributor stock
Outstanding payments
Order fulfilment
Returns
Territory performance
Revenue
Gross margin
Production cost
Inventory value
Purchase trends
Sales trends
Receivables
Expiry exposure
Regional performance
Delhi NCR is a major market for FMCG manufacturing, packaging, warehousing and distribution.
Businesses in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad and nearby industrial areas may require ERP software for:
Packaged food manufacturing
Personal care products
Home care products
FMCG distribution
Warehouse management
Distributor sales
GST invoicing
Production planning
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Mumbai and the surrounding industrial regions have businesses involved in:
Packaged foods
Beverages
Personal care
Household products
FMCG distribution
Import and export
Retail supply chains
ERP can help manage manufacturing, sales, inventory and distribution across multiple locations.
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Pune has a growing ecosystem of manufacturing, industrial suppliers, food businesses and distribution companies.
FMCG businesses may require:
Production planning
Inventory management
Batch tracking
Packaging
Distributor management
Sales reporting
Accounting integration
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Ahmedabad and Gujarat have a strong manufacturing and trading ecosystem.
FMCG manufacturers in the region may produce:
Packaged snacks
Spices
Edible oils
Food products
Personal care products
Household consumables
ERP can connect procurement, manufacturing, inventory, packaging, distribution and sales.
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Hyderabad is an important market for food processing, packaged products, beverages, personal care and distribution.
Businesses may benefit from:
Recipe management
Batch manufacturing
Quality inspection
Packaging
Warehouse management
Distributor sales
Multi-location inventory
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Bengaluru has a diverse business environment involving:
Packaged foods
Beverages
Bakery products
Personal care
Consumer brands
E-commerce distribution
Modern retail
A customized ERP can help businesses integrate manufacturing, inventory, sales and distribution operations.
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Digify Soft Solutions can explore customized ERP requirements for FMCG businesses across India, including:
Jaipur
Indore
Surat
Vadodara
Rajkot
Chennai
Coimbatore
Kochi
Kolkata
Lucknow
Chandigarh
Ludhiana
Nagpur
Bhopal
Bhubaneswar
Visakhapatnam
Vijayawada
Patna
Guwahati
Nashik
Mysuru
Haridwar
Dehradun
ERP connects repetitive processes and reduces duplicate data entry.
Businesses can track stock across products, batches and warehouses.
Production can be aligned with demand, inventory and available materials.
Batch and shelf-life reports can help reduce expiry-related losses.
Sales orders, pricing, schemes and payments can be tracked systematically.
Management can access dashboards instead of waiting for manual reports.
Material consumption, wastage and production costs can be analyzed.
Sales and dispatch teams can access accurate order and stock information.
ERP can support additional products, warehouses, users and regions as the business grows.
Management can make decisions using integrated operational data.
Map the current workflow from purchase to dispatch.
List problems related to:
Stock
Production
Expiry
Sales
Distribution
Accounting
Reporting
Avoid implementing unnecessary features at the beginning.
Prepare:
Product master
SKU master
Supplier master
Customer master
Recipe master
Warehouse master
Packaging master
Configure approvals and processes for:
Purchase
Production
Quality
Inventory
Sales
Dispatch
Assign access based on job responsibilities.
Import validated products, customers, suppliers and opening stock.
Conduct practical training for each department.
Begin with one product category, location or business unit where appropriate.
Monitor:
Stock accuracy
User adoption
Production reporting
Order fulfilment
Dispatch delays
Data quality
FMCG ERP pricing depends on the scope of the project.
Factors include:
Number of users
Number of products
Number of warehouses
Number of manufacturing units
Number of distributors
Required modules
Customization
Accounting integration
Mobile applications
AI capabilities
Data migration
Hosting
Training
Support
The business pays a monthly or annual fee.
The ERP is developed or configured according to business requirements.
The customer pays for implementation and recurring support or hosting.
The right approach depends on the company's size, budget, processes and growth plans.
Digify Soft Solutions develops customized ERP and CRM solutions for businesses that require process automation and integrated business management.
Our ERP approach can be adapted to different FMCG business models, including manufacturing, packaging, distribution and sales.
Product and SKU Management
Supplier Management
Purchase Management
Purchase Order Approvals
Raw Material Inventory
Recipe and Formulation
Bill of Materials
Production Planning
Batch Manufacturing
Material Consumption
Wastage Tracking
Quality Inspection
Packaging Management
Finished Goods Inventory
Expiry Tracking
FEFO Support
Warehouse Management
Distributor Management
Retailer Management
Sales Order Management
Scheme and Pricing Management
Dispatch Management
Returns Management
Accounting Integration
HRMS
Reports and Dashboards
AI-Powered Business Insights
A customized solution can be designed for:
Regional FMCG brands
Food manufacturers
Beverage manufacturers
Personal care companies
Home care product manufacturers
Private-label businesses
Multi-location distributors
Growing consumer product companies
FMCG ERP Software is an integrated business management system designed for consumer product manufacturing, inventory, sales, distribution and accounting.
Food manufacturers, beverage companies, personal care businesses, home care product manufacturers, bakery businesses and FMCG distributors can benefit from ERP.
Yes. It can manage different products, variants, pack sizes, barcodes and pricing structures.
Yes. Batch records can include manufacturing dates, raw material lots, production quantities and shelf-life information.
Yes. Raw materials and finished products can be tracked by expiry or best-before dates.
FEFO functionality can be configured for suitable expiry-sensitive products.
Yes. Distributor management may include orders, pricing, schemes, outstanding payments, stock and returns.
Yes. Retailer information, order history, sales and outstanding payments can be recorded.
Yes. Quantity discounts, promotional offers and customer-specific schemes can be configured according to business requirements.
Yes. Pouches, bottles, labels, cartons, caps and other packaging materials can be tracked.
Yes. Planned and actual wastage can be recorded and analyzed.
Yes, depending on the accounting software and integration requirements.
Yes. Inventory can be managed across multiple warehouses and locations.
Yes. AI can support natural-language queries, summaries, inventory insights, forecasting and document processing.
Yes. A modular solution can be implemented according to the company's current requirements and expanded later.
Yes. It can be configured for customer-specific recipes, packaging, production and costing.
Yes. Product returns can be recorded with batch, quantity, reason and disposition.
It can support better batch visibility, ageing reports and stock rotation. Actual reduction depends on operational practices and execution.
Yes. Customer ledgers, invoices, receipts and outstanding balances can be integrated into the system.
Contact Digify Soft Solutions to discuss your manufacturing, distribution and reporting requirements and schedule a customized demonstration.
The FMCG industry operates at high speed and requires strong coordination between manufacturing, procurement, packaging, inventory, distribution and sales.
As product portfolios expand and distribution networks become larger, manual processes can create operational inefficiencies and reduce management visibility.
A customized FMCG Manufacturing ERP Software solution can help businesses manage the complete product lifecycle:
Procurement → Formulation → Production → Packaging → Inventory → Distribution → Sales → Dispatch → Accounting
From batch tracking and expiry management to distributor sales, pricing schemes and AI-powered dashboards, ERP can help FMCG businesses build a more organized and scalable operating model.
For FMCG companies in:
Delhi
Mumbai
Pune
Ahmedabad
Hyderabad
Bengaluru
Jaipur
Indore
Chennai
Surat
Kolkata
Chandigarh
Other Indian cities
Digify Soft Solutions can help explore customized ERP solutions designed around actual business processes.
Are you facing challenges with:
Production planning?
Raw material availability?
Batch tracking?
Expiry management?
Distributor orders?
Stock visibility?
Sales reporting?
Packaging inventory?
Manual data entry?
It may be time to move to a customized FMCG Manufacturing ERP Software solution.
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