The P&G-Godrej alliance failed because P&G neglected Godrej brands and applied their global strategy of targeting all customers uniformly to India, which led to a decline in market share for Godrej brands like Evita, Fresca, and Trilo bar. Production costs also rose, burdening product prices. The alliance ended so both companies could independently pursue new business opportunities from economic liberalization. P&G bought Godrej's 49% share, taking full ownership of P&G Godrej while Godrej regained licensing rights to their soap brands. Reasons for the breakdown included P&G not properly promoting Godrej brands, falling sales causing excess capacity issues, and Godrej's high production costs.