Indian Biscuit Industry India - 3rd largest producer of biscuits Organized sector produces 1.7 million tons of biscuits/year valued at INR 110 billion in 2008 Glucose biscuits represent 42% of the market Sector growing at 15 % annually 60% of the market is owned by organized sector Company Background World’s largest producer of selling biscuits brand by tonnage 40% share of total biscuit market in India Produced 650‚000 tons of biscuits/pa. Parle-G comprised of 500‚000 tons
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GENERIC STRATEGIES BEING USED BY PARLE AGRO Parle Agro has started its product line to cater to demands of every customer. It has various packaging schemes and sizes. The various strategies which have helped it to achieve its image after isolation from Parle Products are: Costleadership The companies that attempt to become the lowest-cost producers in an industry can be referred to as those following a cost leadership strategy. Parle Agro has good profits recorded for some of its products like
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2. Parle G3. Milk Shakti 4. Marie5. Monaco 6. KrackJack7. Wafers 8. Monaco Smart Chips9. Full toss 10.Melody11.Mango Bite 12. Poppins | SWOT Analysis | Strength | 1. One of India’s most popular brand 2. High brand recall 3. Price advantage – products at affordable price 4. Strong supply chain network5. Popular subsidiary brands like Parle G‚ Monaco
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* About Parle agro- * Parle agro is reputed brand in existing market which is differentiate from other brand. It’s a brand who brought a revolution in market by launching packed mineral water. * Parle agro do compete with other brand and can be identified easily for example * “Mr. Anil Varma is a regional sales manager in Parle agro ‚his day starts with a sip of Taj Mahal Tea‚ He then glances over the business Headlines in Economic Times‚ and gets a refreshing bath with Cinthol
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1. PROFILE OF THE COMPANY Parle Products Pvt. Ltd.: A cream colored yellow stripped paper with a cute baby photo containing 10-12 biscuits with the company’s name printed with in Red. Times changed‚ variety of biscuits did come and go but nothing has changed with these biscuits. Yes‚ the size of their packing has definitely changed but for the consumer good as these are money saver pack. The Parle name conjures up fond memories across the length and breadth of the country. After all‚ since 1929
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Parle G: Case Analysis The Parle G case is a classic scenario where the price elasticity of a particular product is exceedingly high and any deviations as far as price change is concerned can have long term ramifications which could be in the form of declining sales‚ loss of market share consequently leading to revenue and profitability decline. At the outset it’s important to look at the case in
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PARLE V/S BRITANNIA By – Manish Dubey Nirav Fruitwala Rajeev Jha Sachin Patil CONTENTS 1. BISCUIT INDUSTRY IN INDIA………………….. 2. PARLE BACKGROUND…………………………... 3. BRITANNIA BACKGROUND…………………….. 4.
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HISTORY OF PARLE-G A long time ago‚ when the British ruled in India‚ a small factory was set up in the suburbs of Mumbai City‚ to manufacture sweets and toffees. The year was 1929 and the market was dominated by famous international brands that were imported freely. Despite the odds and unequal competition‚ this company called PARLE PRODUCT‚ survived and succeeded by adhering to his quality and improvising from time to time. A decade later‚ in 1939‚ Parle Product began manufacturing biscuits‚ in
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PROJECT REPORT AT PARLE PRODUCT PVT. LTD‚ BANGALORE A Project Report submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements For the award of the degree of MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION (Industry Integrated) TO [pic] MADURAI KAMRAJ UNIVERSITY‚ MADURAI BY RAJNESH KUMAR Reg No. A8751221 Under the guidance of Prof. DR. Y. POORNIMA [pic] RAMAIAH INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES NEW BEL ROAD‚ BANGALORE JUNE 2008 Certificate This is to certify that the project
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PART- A INTRODUCTION SOFT DRINK IN INDIA When the soft Drink first saw light of the day in India‚ no one knows. For decade it was a local low-Key industry‚ mainly confined to “the sahib 7 the elite”. The popular drink in the middle class homes was sweetened lemon juice mixed with water knows as ‘Nimbu pani’ today. Coca-Cola came to India amidst many fan fares in the 1950 and it became the national drink in a few years. Though other soft drinks brands were available in more than one city
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