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Ice cream is a frozen dessert made from dairy products like milk and cream combined with sweeteners and flavorings. Yummy Ice Cream was founded in 1981 and sells ice cream in Punjab, NWFP, and Azad Kashmir. It uses geographic, demographic, psychographic, and behavioral segmentation. The company has various departments and follows a product development process of idea generation, analysis, development, test marketing, and new product introduction. It faces competition from brands like Hico and Omore and must improve its brand image, distribution channels, and quality to overcome weaknesses compared to competitors like Wall's.
Advertorial and Segmentation Targeting Positioning (STP) Analysis of AMULSamiirr Ali
The presentation aims to provide an insight of an analysis to Advertisements of the brand 'AMUL' and understand its Segmentation, Target Market and Positioning.
consumer behavior study of amul ice creamsGokul K Prasad
This document summarizes research into customer purchasing decisions for ice cream. It discusses the 5 stages of customer decision making: need recognition, information research, alternative evaluation, purchase, and post-purchase evaluation. Marketing strategies like product variety and competitive pricing are examined. A survey of 100 customers found stick and cup ice creams are preferred, and Amul and Mother Dairy are leading brands. Price, taste and brand are key factors considered. Television advertising is the main way customers learn of new products. Most purchases are from pushcarts and retailers for under Rs. 100. Impulse buying and availability of pushcarts drive ice cream sales.
This document contains a project report summary on customer satisfaction with Ideal Ice Cream. It includes a declaration, executive summary, and list of contents with chapters on introduction, objectives, literature review, research methodology, data analysis, findings, and conclusion. The introduction provides history of Ideal Ice Cream since 1975 and information on the company profile and product range. The objectives are to understand customer satisfaction and preferences regarding Ideal Ice Cream compared to competitors. The research methodology describes a survey of 100 customers in Mangalore to collect primary data through questionnaires.
The document outlines plans for "The Fried Scoops Parlor" ice cream shop in Lahore, Pakistan. The objectives are to provide quality fried ice cream and a comfortable seating area while gaining the largest market share. The parlor aims to offer a new experience by frying ice cream, corn flakes, coconut, eggs and milk. It will provide amenities like air conditioning, WiFi, and space for events. The vision is to sell good quality fried ice cream at a fair price across Pakistan.
A Study on Consumer Perception Between Amul & Metro DairyHemon Dey
This study shows the perception of the retilers and the consumers towards these two dairy brands: Amul and Metro Dairy (Keventer Agro) and also shows the marketing mix of these two dairy brands. the study area of the sudy is Kolkata, West Bengal, India
AMUL holds a dominant 39% market share in India's ice cream industry. However, to further increase sales of its ice cream products in Mumbai, Amul conducted market research among retailers and consumers. The research found that while Amul ice cream was the most preferred brand, advertising was low and stockouts occurred frequently. It was recommended that Amul improve distribution, increase promotions of new flavors, and address retailer issues like damage replacements to boost ice cream sales.
The document is a questionnaire for a study on comparing the development of the Amul Diamond rich and creamy milk brand. It contains 21 multiple choice and open-ended questions regarding the respondent's milk purchasing habits, awareness and consumption of Amul Diamond milk, reasons for preferences, influence of advertising, and availability of the product. It collects personal information from the respondent at the end.
Ice cream is a frozen dessert made from dairy products like milk and cream combined with sweeteners and flavorings. Yummy Ice Cream was founded in 1981 and sells ice cream in Punjab, NWFP, and Azad Kashmir. It uses geographic, demographic, psychographic, and behavioral segmentation. The company has various departments and follows a product development process of idea generation, analysis, development, test marketing, and new product introduction. It faces competition from brands like Hico and Omore and must improve its brand image, distribution channels, and quality to overcome weaknesses compared to competitors like Wall's.
Advertorial and Segmentation Targeting Positioning (STP) Analysis of AMULSamiirr Ali
The presentation aims to provide an insight of an analysis to Advertisements of the brand 'AMUL' and understand its Segmentation, Target Market and Positioning.
consumer behavior study of amul ice creamsGokul K Prasad
This document summarizes research into customer purchasing decisions for ice cream. It discusses the 5 stages of customer decision making: need recognition, information research, alternative evaluation, purchase, and post-purchase evaluation. Marketing strategies like product variety and competitive pricing are examined. A survey of 100 customers found stick and cup ice creams are preferred, and Amul and Mother Dairy are leading brands. Price, taste and brand are key factors considered. Television advertising is the main way customers learn of new products. Most purchases are from pushcarts and retailers for under Rs. 100. Impulse buying and availability of pushcarts drive ice cream sales.
This document contains a project report summary on customer satisfaction with Ideal Ice Cream. It includes a declaration, executive summary, and list of contents with chapters on introduction, objectives, literature review, research methodology, data analysis, findings, and conclusion. The introduction provides history of Ideal Ice Cream since 1975 and information on the company profile and product range. The objectives are to understand customer satisfaction and preferences regarding Ideal Ice Cream compared to competitors. The research methodology describes a survey of 100 customers in Mangalore to collect primary data through questionnaires.
The document outlines plans for "The Fried Scoops Parlor" ice cream shop in Lahore, Pakistan. The objectives are to provide quality fried ice cream and a comfortable seating area while gaining the largest market share. The parlor aims to offer a new experience by frying ice cream, corn flakes, coconut, eggs and milk. It will provide amenities like air conditioning, WiFi, and space for events. The vision is to sell good quality fried ice cream at a fair price across Pakistan.
A Study on Consumer Perception Between Amul & Metro DairyHemon Dey
This study shows the perception of the retilers and the consumers towards these two dairy brands: Amul and Metro Dairy (Keventer Agro) and also shows the marketing mix of these two dairy brands. the study area of the sudy is Kolkata, West Bengal, India
AMUL holds a dominant 39% market share in India's ice cream industry. However, to further increase sales of its ice cream products in Mumbai, Amul conducted market research among retailers and consumers. The research found that while Amul ice cream was the most preferred brand, advertising was low and stockouts occurred frequently. It was recommended that Amul improve distribution, increase promotions of new flavors, and address retailer issues like damage replacements to boost ice cream sales.
The document is a questionnaire for a study on comparing the development of the Amul Diamond rich and creamy milk brand. It contains 21 multiple choice and open-ended questions regarding the respondent's milk purchasing habits, awareness and consumption of Amul Diamond milk, reasons for preferences, influence of advertising, and availability of the product. It collects personal information from the respondent at the end.
Frooti is an iconic mango drink brand in India that was launched in 1985 by Parle Agro in Tetra Pak packaging. It was India's first fruit drink sold in a Tetra Pak package. Frooti is known for its tagline "Mango Frooti - Fresh and Juicy" and has strengthened its position as the market leader over the years through various advertising agencies. Currently, the creative duties for Frooti are handled by Creativeland Asia. Frooti has targeted different consumer segments over the years from kids to young adults and families through innovations in packaging and new product launches. It remains India's most memorable and legendary mango drink brand due to its excellent brand recall.
This document discusses Amul's branding strategy for its ice cream product. It summarizes Amul's challenges entering the ice cream market late against established competitors. Amul's agency conducted research and discovered consumers saw ice cream as an occasional treat, not everyday food. Amul positioned its ice cream as "Real Milk, Real Ice Cream" to change this perception by emphasizing its high milk content. This communication strategy, along with pricing and distribution changes, helped Amul become the market leader in the Indian ice cream industry.
Amul faces cannibalization between some of its products. Specifically:
1) Sagar skimmed milk powder cannibalizes sales from Amulya dairy whitener due to their similar target markets and price points. Sagar has struggled to gain market share against Amulya.
2) Amul Kool drink cannibalizes some sales from Nutramul energy drink. Amul Kool has a larger market share and stronger brand recognition compared to Nutramul.
3) Cheese spreads cannibalize some sales from Amul's processed cheese products like pizza mozzarella due to their similar uses, though they target different segments of the cheese market.
Engro launched its ice cream brand Omoré in 2009 with 24 flavors and formats. While sales reached Rs. 10 million in just a few weeks, growth was initially slow due to limited cold storage and distribution to just 8 cities. However, Omoré has since expanded to 39 SKUs and over 6 million liters in annual sales, achieving an 11% market share. Engro utilized differentiated marketing strategies like creative advertising and sampling to position Omoré as a premium yet affordable brand, and drive major growth and brand recognition within its first three months.
Engro Foods recently introduced a new lassi brand called Omung Lassi in mid-June 2012. Omung Lassi comes in two flavors, Namkeen Taskeen and Methi Masti, and is sold in tetra paks for Rs. 15. Engro Foods promotes Omung Lassi through various media and targets teens and youngsters all over Pakistan. While Omung Lassi currently faces no direct competitors, Engro Foods should consider expanding into new markets and product variants to maintain growth and market share.
This presentation provides an overview of Yummy Ice Cream company. It discusses the company's history, products, marketing strategies, and competition. Some key points include:
- Yummy Ice Cream was established in 1980 and offers 36 flavors of ice cream products.
- The company uses geographic, demographic, psychographic, and behavioral segmentation in its marketing.
- Promotional strategies include sponsoring events and using social media, though distribution channels could be strengthened.
- Challenges include relatively high prices compared to competitors and opportunities for expanding distribution.
This document discusses Omung Lassi, a yogurt drink brand introduced by Engro Foods in Pakistan that failed. It analyzes the reasons for the product's failure, including ineffective advertising that targeted only young people instead of all age groups, unappealing taste compared to authentic lassi, inappropriate packaging, and positioning lassi as a symbol of love. The document proposes relaunching the product with changes to the target market, product development, advertising, and packaging to focus on lassi's refreshing qualities rather than love.
Frooti is the largest selling mango drink brand in India produced by Parle Agro. It is exported to over 15 countries. Currently endorsed by actor Shah Rukh Khan. A SWOT analysis finds strengths in its large market share, distribution network, and brand equity, but weaknesses in limited flavors and lower margins for retailers. The document discusses Frooti's marketing mix of product, price, placement, and promotion strategies over time to target consumers, especially kids and youth, as a healthy alternative to colas. Segmentation, targeting, positioning, and sales forecasts are also presented.
Amul is an Indian dairy cooperative formed in 1948 that is jointly owned by 3.6 million milk producers in Gujarat. It procures milk from 18,554 village cooperative societies across 33 districts, totaling around 18 million liters per day. Amul produces and exports a wide range of dairy products, including milk, butter, cheese, and ice cream. It has the largest market share in India's ice cream segment and is the country's largest exporter of dairy products.
Engro Corporation Limited (formerly known as .Engro Chemical Pakistan Limited.) is one of the largest industrial corporations in Pakistan.
It operates in various sectors
Fertilizer
Food
Energy
Chemical
Business Automation Solutions
The document summarizes the product life cycle of Bisleri bottled water in India. It describes the four stages of the product life cycle: introduction, growth, maturity, and decline. It then provides details about Bisleri's introduction in 1965, its growth throughout the 1980s and 1990s as it expanded operations and saw exponential growth. The summary discusses Bisleri's marketing strategies including market segmentation targeting different package sizes to different customer groups, and competitors in the bottled water market like Kinley and Aquafina.
Amul and Nestlé are two large dairy companies that differ in several key aspects. Amul is an Indian dairy cooperative owned by milk producers in Gujarat, while Nestlé is a large multinational food and drink company headquartered in Switzerland.
Both companies have a wide range of dairy and other food products. Amul's products include milk, butter, cheese and ice cream, while Nestlé offers baby food, bottled water, coffee, chocolate and pet food.
The companies also employ different marketing strategies. Amul focuses on low-cost advertising using cartoon characters, while Nestlé utilizes personal selling, consistent global branding and tailored local production. Their packaging also differs, with Amul using
Cocoberry is India's first frozen yogurt brand that is 5 years old. They craft gluten-free and sugar-free yogurt products and smoothies to meet Indian customer needs. They have over 20 outlets across Delhi and have experienced rapid growth through word-of-mouth marketing alone. Cocoberry offers franchise opportunities and is looking to expand further across India.
This presentation is on Bisleri Packaged Drinking Water and covers the following topics-
History & Evolution of Bisleri
Positioning And Re-positioning
Marketing Strategies Adopted
Competitors-Generic & Others
Methods Adopted to tackle Competition
Hypotheses and their justification
Market Research Analysis
Net Take Away
This document discusses the rebranding of Amul, an Indian dairy cooperative. It describes how Amul was established in 1946 and helped spur India's White Revolution. The Amul model directly links milk producers and consumers by eliminating middlemen, with producers controlling procurement and processing through professional management. The iconic Amul Girl brand personality is described as simple, Indian, and value-oriented. The marketing mix discusses pricing, promotion, and expanding distribution nationally and globally. Rebranding has significantly impacted farmers and milk production.
1) Havmor Ice Cream was established in 1944 in Karachi and relocated to Ahmedabad in 1947 after the founder Satish Chandra Chona moved during the Partition of India.
2) Havmor has grown from a handcart into a large ice cream company available at over 20,000 outlets across western India with over 160 products.
3) The current generation is working to expand the restaurant division and Hav Funn parlours while pursuing a vision to become a top 3 ice cream brand in India with over $200 million in annual revenue by 2020.
4p's of marketing of Horlicks- A marketing management projectSunny Gandhi
This document provides information about the marketing strategy of Horlicks, a health drink brand, under the topics of product, price, place, and promotion.
For product, it discusses that Horlicks is a consumer good that falls under the convenience category. It is in the maturity stage of the product lifecycle. For price, it notes that Horlicks must consider competitors' prices when setting its own to remain competitive. For place, it recommends Horlicks use intensive distribution channels to ensure wide availability. For promotion, it suggests advertising the product's benefits over competitors and using promotions to encourage brand switching.
- Amul was formed in 1946 as a dairy cooperative in India owned by 2.6 million milk producers in Gujarat. It spurred India's "white revolution" making India the largest milk producer.
- Amul has a wide range of dairy products from cheese and ice cream to milk powders and health drinks. It aims to provide products for all types of consumers across price points.
- Amul uses integrated marketing communication including TV, print, and social media. Its iconic "Amul girl" cartoon advertisements comment on social and political issues.
This document provides recommendations for improving Inisfree's social media presence. It analyzes Inisfree's Facebook page compared to competitors The Face Shop and Etude House. While Inisfree frequently posts about new products, the content lacks creativity and interactivity. The document recommends that Inisfree post more varied content on social issues and daily life to increase brand exposure. It also suggests improving communication with customers through dedicated discussion spaces and showing customers what Inisfree is doing through blog links and story-based content. The goal is to enhance brand recognition and encourage more customer interaction online.
The Indian yogurt market is valued at approximately $182 million USD and is expected to grow at a rate of 20-25% over the next few years. Yogurt consumption in India is much lower than in developed countries at around 2.3 kg per capita per year compared to over 20 kg in countries like France and Germany. The market can be segmented into spoonful yogurt products and drinkable yogurt products. Major players in the Indian market include Amul, Nestle, and Mother Dairy who make up around 80% of the packaged yogurt market. New international players like Danone and Cocoberry are also entering the Indian market. Rising health awareness and changing consumer preferences are driving the growth of the Indian yogurt industry.
The Indian yogurt market is valued at approximately $182 million USD and is expected to grow at a rate of 20-25% over the next few years. Yogurt consumption in India is much lower than in developed countries at around 2.3 kg per capita per year compared to over 20 kg in countries like France and Germany. The market can be segmented into spoonful yogurt products and drinkable yogurt products. Major players in the packaged yogurt space include Amul, Nestle, and Britannia who make up around 80% of the market. The retail service frozen yogurt segment is also growing and includes brands like Cocoberry, Red Mango, and Yogurberry. Increasing health awareness among consumers and changing consumer
Frooti is an iconic mango drink brand in India that was launched in 1985 by Parle Agro in Tetra Pak packaging. It was India's first fruit drink sold in a Tetra Pak package. Frooti is known for its tagline "Mango Frooti - Fresh and Juicy" and has strengthened its position as the market leader over the years through various advertising agencies. Currently, the creative duties for Frooti are handled by Creativeland Asia. Frooti has targeted different consumer segments over the years from kids to young adults and families through innovations in packaging and new product launches. It remains India's most memorable and legendary mango drink brand due to its excellent brand recall.
This document discusses Amul's branding strategy for its ice cream product. It summarizes Amul's challenges entering the ice cream market late against established competitors. Amul's agency conducted research and discovered consumers saw ice cream as an occasional treat, not everyday food. Amul positioned its ice cream as "Real Milk, Real Ice Cream" to change this perception by emphasizing its high milk content. This communication strategy, along with pricing and distribution changes, helped Amul become the market leader in the Indian ice cream industry.
Amul faces cannibalization between some of its products. Specifically:
1) Sagar skimmed milk powder cannibalizes sales from Amulya dairy whitener due to their similar target markets and price points. Sagar has struggled to gain market share against Amulya.
2) Amul Kool drink cannibalizes some sales from Nutramul energy drink. Amul Kool has a larger market share and stronger brand recognition compared to Nutramul.
3) Cheese spreads cannibalize some sales from Amul's processed cheese products like pizza mozzarella due to their similar uses, though they target different segments of the cheese market.
Engro launched its ice cream brand Omoré in 2009 with 24 flavors and formats. While sales reached Rs. 10 million in just a few weeks, growth was initially slow due to limited cold storage and distribution to just 8 cities. However, Omoré has since expanded to 39 SKUs and over 6 million liters in annual sales, achieving an 11% market share. Engro utilized differentiated marketing strategies like creative advertising and sampling to position Omoré as a premium yet affordable brand, and drive major growth and brand recognition within its first three months.
Engro Foods recently introduced a new lassi brand called Omung Lassi in mid-June 2012. Omung Lassi comes in two flavors, Namkeen Taskeen and Methi Masti, and is sold in tetra paks for Rs. 15. Engro Foods promotes Omung Lassi through various media and targets teens and youngsters all over Pakistan. While Omung Lassi currently faces no direct competitors, Engro Foods should consider expanding into new markets and product variants to maintain growth and market share.
This presentation provides an overview of Yummy Ice Cream company. It discusses the company's history, products, marketing strategies, and competition. Some key points include:
- Yummy Ice Cream was established in 1980 and offers 36 flavors of ice cream products.
- The company uses geographic, demographic, psychographic, and behavioral segmentation in its marketing.
- Promotional strategies include sponsoring events and using social media, though distribution channels could be strengthened.
- Challenges include relatively high prices compared to competitors and opportunities for expanding distribution.
This document discusses Omung Lassi, a yogurt drink brand introduced by Engro Foods in Pakistan that failed. It analyzes the reasons for the product's failure, including ineffective advertising that targeted only young people instead of all age groups, unappealing taste compared to authentic lassi, inappropriate packaging, and positioning lassi as a symbol of love. The document proposes relaunching the product with changes to the target market, product development, advertising, and packaging to focus on lassi's refreshing qualities rather than love.
Frooti is the largest selling mango drink brand in India produced by Parle Agro. It is exported to over 15 countries. Currently endorsed by actor Shah Rukh Khan. A SWOT analysis finds strengths in its large market share, distribution network, and brand equity, but weaknesses in limited flavors and lower margins for retailers. The document discusses Frooti's marketing mix of product, price, placement, and promotion strategies over time to target consumers, especially kids and youth, as a healthy alternative to colas. Segmentation, targeting, positioning, and sales forecasts are also presented.
Amul is an Indian dairy cooperative formed in 1948 that is jointly owned by 3.6 million milk producers in Gujarat. It procures milk from 18,554 village cooperative societies across 33 districts, totaling around 18 million liters per day. Amul produces and exports a wide range of dairy products, including milk, butter, cheese, and ice cream. It has the largest market share in India's ice cream segment and is the country's largest exporter of dairy products.
Engro Corporation Limited (formerly known as .Engro Chemical Pakistan Limited.) is one of the largest industrial corporations in Pakistan.
It operates in various sectors
Fertilizer
Food
Energy
Chemical
Business Automation Solutions
The document summarizes the product life cycle of Bisleri bottled water in India. It describes the four stages of the product life cycle: introduction, growth, maturity, and decline. It then provides details about Bisleri's introduction in 1965, its growth throughout the 1980s and 1990s as it expanded operations and saw exponential growth. The summary discusses Bisleri's marketing strategies including market segmentation targeting different package sizes to different customer groups, and competitors in the bottled water market like Kinley and Aquafina.
Amul and Nestlé are two large dairy companies that differ in several key aspects. Amul is an Indian dairy cooperative owned by milk producers in Gujarat, while Nestlé is a large multinational food and drink company headquartered in Switzerland.
Both companies have a wide range of dairy and other food products. Amul's products include milk, butter, cheese and ice cream, while Nestlé offers baby food, bottled water, coffee, chocolate and pet food.
The companies also employ different marketing strategies. Amul focuses on low-cost advertising using cartoon characters, while Nestlé utilizes personal selling, consistent global branding and tailored local production. Their packaging also differs, with Amul using
Cocoberry is India's first frozen yogurt brand that is 5 years old. They craft gluten-free and sugar-free yogurt products and smoothies to meet Indian customer needs. They have over 20 outlets across Delhi and have experienced rapid growth through word-of-mouth marketing alone. Cocoberry offers franchise opportunities and is looking to expand further across India.
This presentation is on Bisleri Packaged Drinking Water and covers the following topics-
History & Evolution of Bisleri
Positioning And Re-positioning
Marketing Strategies Adopted
Competitors-Generic & Others
Methods Adopted to tackle Competition
Hypotheses and their justification
Market Research Analysis
Net Take Away
This document discusses the rebranding of Amul, an Indian dairy cooperative. It describes how Amul was established in 1946 and helped spur India's White Revolution. The Amul model directly links milk producers and consumers by eliminating middlemen, with producers controlling procurement and processing through professional management. The iconic Amul Girl brand personality is described as simple, Indian, and value-oriented. The marketing mix discusses pricing, promotion, and expanding distribution nationally and globally. Rebranding has significantly impacted farmers and milk production.
1) Havmor Ice Cream was established in 1944 in Karachi and relocated to Ahmedabad in 1947 after the founder Satish Chandra Chona moved during the Partition of India.
2) Havmor has grown from a handcart into a large ice cream company available at over 20,000 outlets across western India with over 160 products.
3) The current generation is working to expand the restaurant division and Hav Funn parlours while pursuing a vision to become a top 3 ice cream brand in India with over $200 million in annual revenue by 2020.
4p's of marketing of Horlicks- A marketing management projectSunny Gandhi
This document provides information about the marketing strategy of Horlicks, a health drink brand, under the topics of product, price, place, and promotion.
For product, it discusses that Horlicks is a consumer good that falls under the convenience category. It is in the maturity stage of the product lifecycle. For price, it notes that Horlicks must consider competitors' prices when setting its own to remain competitive. For place, it recommends Horlicks use intensive distribution channels to ensure wide availability. For promotion, it suggests advertising the product's benefits over competitors and using promotions to encourage brand switching.
- Amul was formed in 1946 as a dairy cooperative in India owned by 2.6 million milk producers in Gujarat. It spurred India's "white revolution" making India the largest milk producer.
- Amul has a wide range of dairy products from cheese and ice cream to milk powders and health drinks. It aims to provide products for all types of consumers across price points.
- Amul uses integrated marketing communication including TV, print, and social media. Its iconic "Amul girl" cartoon advertisements comment on social and political issues.
This document provides recommendations for improving Inisfree's social media presence. It analyzes Inisfree's Facebook page compared to competitors The Face Shop and Etude House. While Inisfree frequently posts about new products, the content lacks creativity and interactivity. The document recommends that Inisfree post more varied content on social issues and daily life to increase brand exposure. It also suggests improving communication with customers through dedicated discussion spaces and showing customers what Inisfree is doing through blog links and story-based content. The goal is to enhance brand recognition and encourage more customer interaction online.
The Indian yogurt market is valued at approximately $182 million USD and is expected to grow at a rate of 20-25% over the next few years. Yogurt consumption in India is much lower than in developed countries at around 2.3 kg per capita per year compared to over 20 kg in countries like France and Germany. The market can be segmented into spoonful yogurt products and drinkable yogurt products. Major players in the Indian market include Amul, Nestle, and Mother Dairy who make up around 80% of the packaged yogurt market. New international players like Danone and Cocoberry are also entering the Indian market. Rising health awareness and changing consumer preferences are driving the growth of the Indian yogurt industry.
The Indian yogurt market is valued at approximately $182 million USD and is expected to grow at a rate of 20-25% over the next few years. Yogurt consumption in India is much lower than in developed countries at around 2.3 kg per capita per year compared to over 20 kg in countries like France and Germany. The market can be segmented into spoonful yogurt products and drinkable yogurt products. Major players in the packaged yogurt space include Amul, Nestle, and Britannia who make up around 80% of the market. The retail service frozen yogurt segment is also growing and includes brands like Cocoberry, Red Mango, and Yogurberry. Increasing health awareness among consumers and changing consumer
The document provides an overview of the dairy industry in India. It discusses how the dairy industry began with settlers in colonial America in the 1600s and the growth of the industry in India since 1998. It notes that Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Gujarat are major milk producing states. The purpose of the study discussed was to determine if farm fresh milk is more nutritious and whether Indian families are price sensitive. It analyzes primary research on milk brand preferences and packaging and secondary research conducted in stores and societies in Dwarka. Suggestions provided include focusing on marketing strategy, targeting customers, and differentiating the brand.
Yog-Ice is introducing a new flavored yogurt product with fruit chunks. It will be offered in cups, cones, and family packs in plain, sour, and sweet varieties. Flavors will include vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, mango, and more. The product is positioned as a healthier ice cream alternative. A market analysis found potential for growth in the premium yogurt/ice cream category among kids, youth, and health-conscious consumers. Objectives are to beat competitors and improve people's quality of life with tasty, affordable, and nutritious products.
Perfetti Van Melle launched a new snack brand called "Stop Not" in India in December 2011. It currently comes in four flavors - Full Masala, Spicy South, Tangy Tomato, and Khatti Metthi. As one of the largest confectionery companies in India, Perfetti Van Melle hopes to leverage its strong brand, distribution channels, and marketing experience to compete in the growing Indian snack food market. However, the document also notes some weaknesses like the product's lack of taste and need for improved packaging.
Shakarganj Food Products has developed GoodMilk, an UHT milk that is collected fresh from farmers daily, processed using advanced technology, and aseptically packaged in Tetra Pak with a 90-day shelf life without refrigeration. GoodMilk comes in 1L, 500ml, and 250ml packages. The marketing report analyzes GoodMilk's competition, including Nestle and Engro Foods, and recommends introducing new flavored milk varieties to capture market share in the growing packaged milk industry in Pakistan. Key issues include centralized decision making and a lack of strategic planning.
1. India is the world's largest producer of milk, producing over 140 million tons annually. Dairy production has grown significantly in recent decades as consumption of milk and milk products has increased.
2. The dairy industry was deregulated in 1991 to encourage private investment. However, strict regulations were later implemented to address issues like excess capacity and sale of substandard milk.
3. Demand for dairy products is expected to continue growing strongly in India, driven by population growth, rising incomes, and greater interest in nutrition. However, penetration of processed dairy remains relatively low overall.
Amul is launching an ice cream line in Pakistan with unique marketing strategies. It will offer high quality dairy ice creams made from fresh milk without vegetable oils. Amul plans to target all customer segments by distributing affordably priced products nationwide through retailers initially in major cities. Its marketing mix will emphasize product variety, quality packaging and competitive pricing. Promotion efforts will include colorful advertising reminiscent of product designs to link ice cream with happiness. The goal is to capture market share by satisfying customers and gaining a loyal following.
Engro Foods was launched in 2004 as a subsidiary of Engro Corporation. It aims to become a national, regional, and global food giant within five years through offering nutritious and affordable products. Engro Foods markets milks, juices, ice creams, and other dairy products using competitive pricing and widespread placement. It advertises through TV, billboards, and events to promote its vision of improving quality of life.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a brand management project focused on the Bekhero milk brand from Juhayna, a leading Egyptian juice and dairy manufacturer. The presentation covers the company and brand profiles, a SWOT analysis, the brand equity and elements of Bekhero, positioning strategies, target insights and competitive assessments, objectives for the brand, and proposed marketing executions including product mix, pricing, communications, and community building plans. The goal is to increase Bekhero's market share and sales volume in Egypt through new product launches, competitive pricing, and promotional activities targeted at customers seeking healthy and affordable dairy options.
This document provides information about Engro Corporation's food subsidiary Engro Foods Ltd. It discusses Engro Foods' product portfolio which includes dairy products like milk, ice cream, and juices. It also covers Engro Foods' vision, mission, objectives, leadership, market share, products, competitors, marketing strategies, SWOT analysis, and recommendations. The presentation concludes that Engro Foods is well-positioned to become the market leader in Pakistan's food industry if it continues its quality products, market expansion, and product development.
Determinants of Consumer Buying Behavior- A Study on Amul EpicBlesson Raj
This document provides a summary of the determinants of consumer buying behavior for Amul EPIC ice cream in India. It begins with an executive summary that outlines consumer behavior and the dairy industry in India. It then discusses Amul's company profile and the product profile of Amul EPIC ice cream. The theoretical layout section analyzes the SWOT of Amul EPIC and discusses general determinants of consumer behavior. It identifies key psychological determinants like motivation, perception, learning and attitudes that influence the decision to buy Amul EPIC ice cream. Specifically, it analyzes how factors like product communication, brand, price, and availability drive consumer perception and purchase decisions for Amul EPIC.
Candyland is a strategic business unit of Ismail Industries established in late 1990. It has a 12-14% market share in Pakistan's confectionary industry. Chilli Milli is Candyland's flagship brand and iconic jelly product. Candyland focuses on innovation, distinction, and differentiation in its products and uses premium branding and pricing. It aims to increase market share through cost-effective marketing strategies like BTL activities rather than increased advertising.
ID Fresh Food was founded in 2005 and manufactures a range of fresh foods including idli/dosa batter, paneer, and curd. It offered freshness as its unique value proposition. It faced challenges from large competitors and the short shelf life of its products. It implemented a zero-inventory business model with direct store delivery and invested in technology. It launched new products to reduce diminishing marginal utility and explored new delivery channels. It used pricing strategies like competitive prices initially and increased prices for organic products. During COVID, it ensured safety and focused production while implementing contactless shops. Future strategies include diversifying products, expanding markets, and acquisitions.
The document discusses the yogurt market in India. It notes that while yogurt has long been consumed in India, per capita consumption is much lower than in other countries. The market is growing rapidly, driven by increasing health consciousness and availability of new packaged and frozen yogurt products from both domestic and international brands. The packaged yogurt market in India is valued at around $182 million currently and is expected to double in size within the next three years. Major players in the packaged and frozen yogurt segments are expanding their product ranges and retail reach to tap into the growing demand.
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1. Building Brand Architecture Sample Report: Indomilk VS Greenfields
Introduction
In this report I want to examines the brand architecture of two brands “Indomilk and Greenfields” in the dairy milk market like a
fresh milk, UHT milk or ready to drink milk. This two brand are chosen because they are very competitive in the market and it is
not common for some consumers to compare the quality or the price of these two product. Indomilk was established as a pioneer
of dairy milk factories in 1967 and it manifested by the foreign investment of Australia in Indonesia, while Greenfields was
established by a group of Australia and Indonesian entrepreneurs in 1997. So, I want to bring the differences in the brand
architectures of these two brands and to observe how the consumer can have a different opinions with this very similar product.
Brand Architecture
Brand Architecture for Indomilk
Product Attribute Have wide range of dairy
product, competitive pricing
Product Benefits Very selective, have many flavors,
easy to find it at any stalls
Emotional Benefits Middle low class status, very
nostalgic
Brand Personality Colorful, simple, freedom
Brand Core/Essence Communication approach
2. Brand Architecture for Greenfields
Brand Comparison
As I mention before, both brands compete in similar markets and they uphold the quantity and quality of their products. However,
both brands have very different concentrations in terms of developing their products personality. Indomilk have very wide range
of dairy product (i.e fresh milk, UHT milk, condensed milk, milk bottle liquid and milk powder) and very competitive about price.
On the other hand, Greenfields attract their consumers with only focus on dairy product (i.e fresh milk, UHT milk, yogurt, yogurt
drinks, cheese and whipping cream) and by relying on their modern and automatic machines, they sell their products that are
quite expensive, but their cosumers do not really care about these prices.
Indomilk target on the top of dairy products market by selling their productss for middle low class and their product can be easily
found anywhere. For their competitors, they are targeting the middle class or higher and unfortunately, Greenfields only can be
found in the supermarkets.
Brand Value
For fresh milk categories, Indomilk reach the top 3 of Indonesian Top Brand-Award in 2020.1
On the other hand, Greenfield, which
has not won the title of Top Brand-Award is trying to maintain their consistently produced fresh dairy product at the highest
quality level especially in terms of hygienic product.
Sources Consulted
http://www.indomilk.com/
https://greenfieldsdairy.com/
https://www.topbrand-award.com/top-brand-index/
1
https://www.topbrand-award.com/top-brand-index/
Product Attribute Only focus on dairy product,
modern, automatic, expensive
Product Benefits Hygienic and very healthy, private
farms, easy to find in the supermarkets
Emotional Benefits Middle class or higher,
milenieal, supreme quality
Brand Personality Artistic, innovative,
sophisticated
Brand Core/Essence Integrated dairy business