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Nestle Maggi went through a huge loss when officials found that the product can be hazardous to health. Due to this government of India banned Maggi across the country and a huge widespread of this news went viral in the market. However, Maggi again regain its position in the market and still stand at top. Here is a brief case study on how Maggi lost its power and then again bounce back in the market?
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The report entitled ‘MAGGI – A project report on marketing strategy’ deals with the study of Nestle as a brand which acquired Maggi in 1947 & launched it in India in 1983 as an evening snack which became synonymous with noodles. This study tries to analyses the marketing strategy of Maggi before & after the controversy & how post dropping significant Market Share during the ban, they were able to smoothly regain the Market share within a few months of re-launch.
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Maggi is a popular brand of instant noodles and other food products in India. A market survey report analyzed Maggi's products, consumer tastes, demographics, market share, and brand strengths and weaknesses. The report found that Maggi was successful by understanding Indian consumers and aligning with their preferences rather than trying to change them. When consumers wanted healthier options, Maggi launched new variants like atta noodles. The brand also invested heavily in understanding and responding to consumers through product innovation and brand building campaigns.
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The document discusses the 2015 controversy regarding excessive lead levels found in Maggi noodles in India. Authorities in Uttar Pradesh found MSG and lead levels above permissible limits in samples in 2014-2015. Nestle India voluntarily stopped selling Maggi noodles in June 2015. While Nestle argued they do not add MSG and lead levels were low, the Bombay High Court initially banned but later overturned the ban in August 2015 after required tests found noodles safe. The government still filed a lawsuit against Nestle seeking damages.
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Maggi, Nestle's instant noodle brand, is celebrating its 25th anniversary in India. It was launched in 1984 and became very popular due to its convenience of being ready in two minutes. Over the years, Maggi has faced challenges from competitors but has managed to retain its leading position in the market. For its silver jubilee, Maggi is launching a campaign inviting consumers to share their memories and experiences of eating Maggi to strengthen the emotional connection with the brand.
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Maggi noodles was banned in India in 2015 after tests found lead and MSG levels that exceeded limits. Samples from Gorakhpur and Kolkata corroborated the findings. Maggi was banned for violating regulations on lead and MSG amounts as well as for mislabeling packaging that claimed "No added MSG" despite containing it. In June 2015, Nestle recalled Maggi noodles from markets and used social media to regain popularity, insisting the noodles were safe after further tests. However, the incident destroyed Maggi's reputation due to misleading consumers and false claims on packaging.
Maggi assignment
Maggi is one of the most popular brands in India, known for its 2-minute noodles. The Maggi brand was founded in Switzerland in 1886 and became famous in India for its quick preparation time. Nestle marketed Maggi as a snack for all age groups, knowing they could not compete in main meals, but saw opportunity in the snacks market. While Maggi was banned in India in 2015 due to high lead levels, Nestle has worked to regain consumer trust through research, new products, and advertising campaigns. Currently, Maggi is in the maturity stage of its product lifecycle as it faces competition from other instant noodle brands but maintains strong brand recognition in India across age groups.
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This document provides an overview of Maggi's brand extension and repositioning efforts in India. It discusses how Maggi noodles were initially launched and positioned in India in the 1980s, targeting working women. It then summarizes Maggi's various brand extensions over the years, such as soups and sauces, and how many of these extensions failed. The document also describes Maggi's formulation changes in the late 1990s that negatively impacted taste and led to a customer backlash, forcing Nestle to relaunch the original Maggi.
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Nestle introduced the Maggi brand in India in 1982 with Maggi 2-minute noodles, bringing the first instant noodle to the Indian market. Maggi became hugely popular and captured around 90% of the market share. However, its market dominance declined in the 1990s as competitors like Top Ramen entered. Nestle repositioned Maggi to focus on health in the early 2000s by introducing variants with whole wheat and other ingredients. Currently, Maggi remains a market leader in India and has expanded its product line while promoting its noodles' convenience and taste as well as nutritional benefits.
Maggie case study solution
The key issues faced by Maggi in 2015 were:
1) Samples of Maggi noodles in India showed excess levels of lead and MSG above permissible limits.
2) Maggi was banned in India and Nestle had to recall stock worth 1.2 billion, costing an additional 1.1 billion.
3) This controversy caused huge losses for Nestle - a 20% reduction in revenue and 15% drop in stock price resulting in 100 billion loss in market capitalization.
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- 2. CONTENTS 1.Introduction 2.Benefits 3.Case study (safety concern) 4.Timeline 5.Goodwill 6.Testing controversies 7.Graph 8.Comeback 9.Results
- 3. Nestle company Founder - Henri nestlé Year - 1886 Place - Velvy, Switzerland Maggi Noodles Founder - Julius Maggi Year - 1884 Acquired by nestle - 1947 Introduced In India - 1983 Introduction
- 4. Benefits Of Maggi Noodles Can be cooked in a short span of time. Can be afforded by layman. Contain six major nutrients. Fortified with vitamin "A" and Iodine. It branched out to multiple flavour.
- 5. MonosodiumHigh level of Glutamate. High level of Lead. Regulation from Barkbani, On may 31, 2015, Food Safety Uttar Pradesh reported samples ofmaggi. Safety concern in India
- 6. TIMELINEJUNE 2, 2015: FIR against brand ambassadors. JUNE 3, 2015 : The sales of maggi banned in Delhi. JUNE 4, 2015: The Gujrat FDA banned noodles for 30 days, Government of Tamil Nadu also banned sales ofmaggi. JUNE 5, 2015 FFSSAI came up with the conclusion and FSA of UK also joined hand with their conclusion.
- 7. Deteriotion of goodwill Maggi paid 20crore To a cement factory To bury nearly 320 Crore of product.
- 8. Nestle under crises The Maggi fiasco had repercussions on the company as whole, and nestle sustained its quarterly loss in 17 years, according to its quarterly reports for the period ending June 2015. The c o r p o r a t e A f f a i r s Ministry of India I m p o s e d Rs 6 4 0 c r o r e f i n e on Nestle.
- 9. Testing Controversies Testing found MSG (Monosodium glutamate) in Maggi noodles. When packet stated "No added of MSG" Maggi offered to removed "No added of MSG" to overcome objection. Maggi flavouring packets includesnamed "Tastemaker". Out of 30 products tested by Delhi authorities, 10 of them had lead content exceeding limit. (2.5 parts per million)
- 10. The comeback of Maggi takes place on auspicious eve of Diwali and on the day of Dhanteras. Nestle Maggi tied up with E-commerce giant Snapdeal and launched an exclusive "Maggi Welcome Kit". Announced #SNAPDEALWELCOMEMAGGI. Snapdeal sold Maggi via unique "Flash Sale Model" for its comeback after a gap of five months. Comeback
- 11. Graph
- 12. In India, Maggi products were returned to shelves in November 2015, Accompanied by Nestle advertising of the Indian community. Maggi anthem by Vir Das and alien chutney became popular. Bounce Back In Market
- 13. . Results Achieved By Nestle • There was so much anticipation for the return of one of the India's favourite brand that the company witnessed a phenomenal response. • It took nearly 5 minutes for 60,000 Maggi welcome to be sold on Snapdeal website. • The marketing partnership between Nestle India and snapdeal bore fruit for both. • Maggi is currently available in over 700 towns and sold by 3 lakhs shopkeepers.
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