Introduction
Fremco Corporation the top brand in beverages and readymade food in America. Worldwide presence of company and recognition of products
Personal Care
Oral care(tooth paste/tooth powder & tooth brushes), Hair Care(hair oil, Shampoo)etc. Cereals, Bakery products, tea, coffee, dairy products.
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FMCG Facts
Indian FMCG industry size estimated at around US$ 25 bn. Personal care & Food products dominate the sector
other 5%
Juicy India
Rs 3000 cr drink market for branded products. Majority Share holder is soft drink Market. 2-3 % share by branded juice.
Health Consciousness
Disposable Incomes
Consumption Aggregate
Affecting Factors
POLITICAL 1. Strong transportation and infrastructure of all metro cities. 2. SEZ policies in rural areas ECONOMICAL
SOCIAL 1. Rural employment 2. Volume-driven growth in rural market. 3. Major young population can increase revenue .
PEST
TECHNOLOGICAL 1. Technology has been simplified and available in the industry. 2. Technological Sophistication.
Analysis
STRENGHTS
1) EXPERTISE IN THE BEVERAGES 2)MARKET LEADER WORLDWIDE 3) HAS STRONG BRAND NAME WORLD WIDE
WEAKNESS
1) NEW TO INDIAN MARKET 2) COMPETITION FROM DOMINAT PLAYERS IN INDIA
SWOT
OPPORTUNITIES
Analysis of 4Ps
PRODUCT FIRST PRODUCT OF ITS TYPE IN INDIA GOING FOR TWO DIVERSE PRODUCTS SUGAR AND SUGAR FREE PRICE LESS PRICE COMPARED TO COMPETITOR LESS FOR MORE
MARKET MIX
PLACE
FRESH JUICE OUTLETS IN URBAN AREAS PURE JUICE FOR SEMI-URBAN AND TOWN
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P- Packaging
TETRA PACKING ECO-FRIENDLY BOTTLE FOR PURE JUICE. ATTRACTIVE PACKING WITH DETAILS OF THE PRODUCT.
DIFFICULTIES
Loyal customers:-In case of beverages normally new brands are not quickly accepted by the mass Raw materials:- Raw Material was not available in India it came from USA Taste:-which would result in the change incomplete production and processing process
Buying Decision
Nutritional value Price Factor Image of the brand in the market Product features. Package and design PERSONAL FACTORS 1.Life Style 2.Taste
Advertising Strategy
Print-Primarily newspapers (both weekly and daily) and magazines. Audio-FM and radio. Video-Promotional videos, infomercials. World Wide Web. Direct mail. Outdoor advertising-Billboards, advertisements on public transportation (cabs, buses).
Conclusion
Value for Money proposition Supported by distribution penetration Aggressive Marketing Strategy More for less strategy. Win-Win situation.
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