The findings suggest that consumers in India are receiving products that do not meet the same quality standards as those sold in developed countries.

This discrepancy has raised alarms among consumer advocacy groups, who argue that Indian consumers deserve the same high-quality goods as their counterparts elsewhere.

Both companies have faced criticism for their approach to the Indian market, where they often tailor their product offerings to align with local preferences and price points.

However, the report’s conclusions have sparked a debate about corporate responsibility and the ethical implications of providing inferior products.

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Advocates for consumer rights are calling for stricter regulations and greater transparency from these multinational corporations to ensure that all consumers receive high-quality products, regardless of the market.

The report underscores the need for companies to maintain consistent quality standards globally while catering to local demands.