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Overview
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Case study of Nestle Introduction History Advertisment Strategy CSR Distribution Channel Rural Development 3/10/13
When Do Customers Buy? Where Do Customers Buy? How Do Customers Buy? Who Buys? Who makes the actual purchase? Who uses the product?
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Marketing Channel Strategy? (Place); the fourth P in the . Marketing Mix has been largely neglected But this is changing....or business user.
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Five Reasons
Search for Sustainable Competitive Advantage Growing Power of Retailers in Marketing Channels
The Need to Reduce Distribution Costs The Increased Role and Power of Technology
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Stress on Growth
CASE STUDY
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INTRODUCTION
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It was founded in 1867 by HENRI NESTLE. Was listed no.1 in fortune global 500 as the Worlds most profitable corporation.
Has 449 factories in 86 countries and employs more than 3,28,000 people.
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cultural differences.
Nestl :advertisement
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Social Responsibility
Social Responsibility
In 2006, Nestl became the first . organisation to adopt creating share value approach Nestl has focused its Creating Shared Value efforts and investments on three areas nutrition,waterandrural development as these are core to our 3/10/13
Social Responsibility
As for social responsibility, the company says its education programs have reached 9 million people. And by changing the recipes of its foods, it has eliminated 75,000 tons of trans fat from its products, along with 15,000 tons of salt and 638,000 tons of sugars.
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A set of interdependent . organizations involved in the process of making a product or service available for use or consumption by the consumer or business user.
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Inf or m ati on
C o m m un ic ati on Fi na nc in g
N eg oti ati on
Or de ri ng
Tr an sf er
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Pa y m en ts
Ri sk Ta ki ng
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Distribution
Distribution system of Nestl is one of major source of competitive edge over its existingrivals. Nestl has its
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owndistribution networks equipped with all necessary transportation facilities. They transport their products at major regional sales offices, which are situated at differentcities. These sales offices (distribution centres)have their ownvanswith sales people whosell and transport goods to thesmall retailers.
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= Manufacturer
= Customer
RURAL DEVELOPMENT
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Rural Development
INDIA:
Clean Drinking Water Project And Water Education Programme For Children:
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Rural Development
MALAYSIA:
Rural Development
IN INDIA:
Rural Development
IN PAKISTAN:
Driver
Training:
Nestle Pakistan joined hands with the National Highway and the Motorway Police(NHMP) for
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Rural Development
IN SOUTH AFRICA: Ice Cream On Wheels:
Nestle recognises the importance of
Enterprise development
to eradicate Poverty. The ice cream on Wheels
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STRENGTHS . Many products with wide variety . Flexibility Recognized world wide OPPORTUNI TIES Healthy food market Asian Market . Increase in demand for bottled water
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Recommendations
Short-term
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Long-term
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Continue to expand globally Other markets and one brand Quality of products
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