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This document discusses Nestle's relaunch of its Limo/Malta powder drink product line in Pakistan. It provides background on Nestle as a company, describes the initial launch and reasons for its failure, and outlines Nestle's new strategies for relaunching the product, including segmentation, targeting, new product attributes, pricing, promotion, and distribution strategies. The relaunch aims to increase market share, restore brand image, and make the brand profitable through head-on competition with rivals in the growing Pakistani powder drinks market.
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2) An examination of income statement items like revenues, costs, expenses, EBITA, income tax, and net income which generally increased until 2014 and then declined in 2015.
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1) The document contains a SWOT analysis and PESTLE analysis for Nestle.
2) For strengths, Nestle has a team-focused culture and strong brand recognition globally. However, weaknesses include past issues with baby formula causing health problems.
3) Opportunities include expanding distribution channels like the internet, while threats are new competitors and technological changes affecting products.
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