p Unilever was first established by William Hesketh lever in
1880.
p In 1900s Unilever's founding companies produced products
made of ×
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p In 1910s tough economic conditions and the First World
War make trading difficult for Unilever.
p In 1940s Unilever expand further into the foods market and
increase investment in research and development.
p In 1960s Unilever expand and develop new products,
entering new markets and running a highly ambitious
acquisition programme.
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p In 1970s hard economic conditions and high inflation make
the 70s a tough time for Unilever.
p In 1980s Unilever is now one of the world's biggest
companies, It focuses on its portfolio, and rationalize its
businesses to focus on core products and brands.
p In 1990s Unilever expands into central and eastern Europe.
p In the 21st Century- Unilever launch a five year strategic
plan and in 2009 Unilever announces its corporate vision-
working to create a better future every day with brands that
help people look good, feel good and get more out of life.
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p ever Brothers Pakistan td. is a subsidiary branch of
British Company Uniever
p ever Brothers with name the of ever Brother Pakistan
td and started its business in Pakistan in 1949.
p Thomas wall established wallǯs in 1913.
p Mac fisheries bought wallǯs in 1920 Ȃ who then sold Wallǯs
to Unilever in 1922.
p In 1922, Wallǯs ice cream started production.
p Unilever brought Wall's ice cream to Pakistan in 1995.
p Wall's aunched five new products at the start of the 1997
ice cream season, namely Cornetto Mango, Feast, Kulfa,
Split Strawberry and solo cola.
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p ÿUnileverǯs mission is to add "
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every day nutrition, hygiene and personal care with
brands that help people feel good, look good and get
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p Thatǯs why Unilever constantly adjusting its range of
products to keep up with changing needs.
p Calcium enriched products are available to add
nutrition and health benefits for kids and adults.
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p Milk fat: >10%
p Milk solids not fat: 9% - 12%
p Sucrose: 10% - 14% Corn syrup
p solids: 4% - 5%
p Stabilizers: 0% - 0.4%
p Emulsifiers: 0% - 0.25
p Water: 55% - 64%
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p Before Wall's introduce in Pakistan, Polka was the
market leader but it had to face competition with
Yummy soon after. Polka dominated the local market
between 1980 - 1990s.
p Wall's came in Pakistan in 1995 and that was it the
turning point for Polka's Sales.
p Wall's had a very different strategy than polka, they
projected themselves as very strong company, plus
they had a very strong marketing Plan, Which
removed Polka out of the Market in no time.
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p There are major steps in an analysis of competitors
after identifying the present and potential close rivals.
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SWOT analysis enables the marketer manager to exactly
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p What or strong points his product has and
on which he can capitalize and earn more market
share.
p What or weak points are they in his product
or in the external environment, which he could avoid
and on which he should work on and try to improve.
p Which kinds of ×
p Most importantly the that are faced by the
company or the product in the external environment
in shape of the competitors and other factors.
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The Strengths of Wallǯs Brands are.
p Financially Strong.
p Wide distribution, due to establish distribution
channels.
p High Quality
p Good image in the mind of Customer.
p Aggressive Promotion scheme's
The weaknesses of Wallǯs are.
The objective of wall's are
p To defend current market share
p Sale Growth.
p Customer satisfaction.
p Continue product modification and improvement
effort to increase customer benefit and reduce cost.
p Expand production capacity in advance of increasing
demand to avoid stakeout.
p Meet and beat lower prices or heavier promotional
efforts by competitors.
p Increase satisfaction, loyalty, and repurchase among
current customers by building on existing strengths
and finding opportunities in current market.