Quick commerce set to hit $30-35B in food retail by 2030, reshaping India's packaged food

FICCI-Deloitte projects q-comm food retail to grow from $5-6 billion in 2025 to $30-35 billion by 2030. The channel is driving premiumisation and product innovation, pushing brands like Orkla India and AWL Agri Business to rework pack sizes and supply chains. AWL cites 40% YoY growth.

— Filed Sun, 19 Jul, 2026, 20:00 IST · Source The Hindu BusinessLine · Updated

Quick commerce is reshaping India's packaged food retail, driving double-digit growth, premiumisation and product innovation. FICCI-Deloitte projects food retail via q-comm to reach $30-35 billion by 2030, prompting brands to adapt pack sizes and supply chains.

Why this matters

The FICCI-Deloitte projection marks quick commerce as a defining force in India's packaged food, pushing brands like Orkla India and AWL Agri Business to rethink pack sizes and supply chains around channel-led premiumisation.

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