0% found this document useful (0 votes)
447 views9 pages

Jam Market Strategy Analysis

NACCO, a jam manufacturer in India, is facing issues with decreasing revenue, below average consumer perception, and not meeting its breakeven point. The document analyzes NACCO's product features, packaging, distribution structure, commissions, and pricing strategy, and provides recommendations to improve sweetness, flavors, packaging design, separate marketing and distribution, increase retailer commission, and use differential pricing.

Uploaded by

miriel Jon
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
447 views9 pages

Jam Market Strategy Analysis

NACCO, a jam manufacturer in India, is facing issues with decreasing revenue, below average consumer perception, and not meeting its breakeven point. The document analyzes NACCO's product features, packaging, distribution structure, commissions, and pricing strategy, and provides recommendations to improve sweetness, flavors, packaging design, separate marketing and distribution, increase retailer commission, and use differential pricing.

Uploaded by

miriel Jon
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

NACCO

CASE RECOMMENDATION

Group 3
14F150
14F152
14F317
14F319
14F328
Is NACCO doing well? Market share in jam market
HUL Marico's Sil Druk Mala
Mapro NACCO Others
Year 201 2011 2012 11%
0 2%
Revenue for 605 590.8 572.25 4%
5%
jam
5%
Percentage - 2.48% 3%
change decrease decrease 60%
14%
Total revenue 172 1698 1738.75
1
Consumer Perception- Below Average for major
Percentage - 1.33% 2.39%
contributor- JAM
change decrease increase
Package Design, Sweetness & Flavour

 Recently competition is going to increase as a Denmark-based Food Group is


planning to enter India by bringing in 100 percent sugar-free product
Break-even analysis- JAM
Cost Heads Value: 2012
Fixed Cost 16.17
Material 19.94
Bottle 6.47
Label 1.08
Excise and VAT 4.31
Profit Margin 5.93
Ex-factory price 53.9

Break-even point 61227


Sales = 54500

 The company has not met its breakeven as of now but numerator will
reduce if all pack sizes are considered
Product
Observations Decisions

Features Benefits
1. SWEETNESS:
• Richness of • Ease of 1. find optimum sweetness level preferred
fruit spreading 2. research if sugar free content is needed
• Package • Value for if yes, find substitute for sugar as sweetne
design money 2. COLOR:
• Color • Sweetness 3. THICKNESS:
• Thickness of • Flavor 1. Check for consistency in texture
jam • Sweetening 2. Ensure no free liquid, pieces of fruit
chapatis,
4. FLAVOR:
dosas
• Saves time 1. Best seller flavours need to be introduced
2. Low sellers need to be removed
PROBLE
Ex. Papaya can be removed
MS
Sweetness
POP: Richness of
Color
fruit
Thickness
POD: Value for
Flavor
money
Packaging
Observations Decisions

• Content is too elaborate 1. Bright/attractive colors


• Brand name is not prominently 2. Images appealing to kids
visible 3. Make brand name visible
• Letter font style is very amateur 4. Change font style
• Color combination is not
appropriate
• Image of fruits too cluttered
SKU
Nissan Sil NACC0
500 500 500 1. 1kg
2. 500gm
200 200 1kg
3. 200gm
100 100 4kg 4. 100gm
50 - - 5. 15gm
Sachets - -
(15gm)
• Consumers might not prefer the large
packs and might demand for smaller
packs-on the move
Distribution
Manufactur
FADD Stockists Retailer Consumer
er
Current
System
1. Distribution Structure-
1. More level of intermediaries between Manufacturer and Consumer
2. Marketing & Distribution handled by same entity

Manufactur
FADD Stockists Retailer Consumer
er

Suggestion-1- Separate marketing


agency

Manufacturer Stockists Retailer Consumer

Suggestion-2
Commissions

NACCO Kissan Sil


Commissio Amou Commissio Amou Commissio Amou
n% nt n% nt n% nt
Ex-factory 53.9 91.48 87.21
FADD 6 4.2 - - - -
Stockist/Whole 9 6.3 5.5 5.89 5.5 5.61
seller
Retailer 8 5.6 9 9.63 9 9.18
MRP 70 107 102
Observations
• Low retailer commission given by NACCO might be a primary influencer
in affecting sales
• A major part of the commission is given to FADD which, if avoided,
might influence sales
Price • Per unit realization of channel members will increase if the price is increased
• Since consumption is high in South India, price can be kept high there i.e. a
differential pricing method can be adopted

New Price- Across India- Min. Rs. 70 For 500gms glass bottles
Cost Heads Value:2013 Value:2013
Single pricing Single pricing
with FADD without FADD
Fixed Cost (2%) 16.4934 17.7786
Material (6%) 21.13958 22.78682
Bottle (5%) 6.7914 7.3206
Label (5%) 1.1319 1.2201
Excise and VAT 4.5 4.9
Profit Margin 6.2 6.7
Ex-factory price

56.25628 60.70612
Break-even
point 60652
Gradual 60515
change
Present Ad

Not
Visible

The Image
is not
appealing

Copy Written is
Image is not amateurish
appropriate
according to
target segment

You might also like