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    needs and wants. However‚ that is hard to achieve because all buyers have different perspectives and needs as well as customer’s needs and preferences easily change in terms of various industries which offer similar goods and services. Imperial Leather Soap aims at effective segmentation in order to make profits by analysing four types of segmentation which need to be identified (Alan & Tracy‚ 2002). These types include Geographic‚ Demographic‚ Psychographic and Behavioural segmentation. Geographic

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    Presented by Vaibhav S. Shah INDEX SR NO. DETAILS OF CONTENT PAGE NO. 1 Organization Details 4 2 Vision‚Mission‚Philosophy 5 3 Plant Locations 6 4 Product Line 7 5 Competitors 15 6 Raw Material Required 16 7 Manufacturing Process 17 8 Promotion Strategy 23 9 Distribution Details 24 10 Customer Detail 26 11 Supply Chain Management 27 12 References 30 Organization Detail  Name: Nirma Limited‚  Inception of Nirma Nirma is one of the most recognizable Indian brands.

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    Olay. They have six bar soaps and two massaging bath bar soaps. The Olay brand is known as a brand that celebrates beauty outside and within. Their tagline is “Love the skin you are in.” Olay has a bar name Age Defying Moisturizing Bar‚ which helps reveal younger looking skin. This would be a competition for Dove‚ since Dove doesn’t have an age defying bar‚ but instead it has a sensitive skin‚ which is good for those with sensitive skin. Olay though has no variety in the bar soap products though. Olay

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    Acyl Compounds

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    ACYL COMPOUNDS: SOAPS AND DETERGENTS Experiment # 8 I. Objectives  To observe the general properties of carboxylic acids.  To compare the acidity of carboxylic acids and phenols.  To verify experimentally the interconversion among acyl compounds.  To become familiar with the physical and chemical properties of fats and oils and to understand the chemical basis of these properties.  To learn how to prepare soap.  To compare the properties of soap and synthetic detergents. II. Data and

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    From a disinfectant to Healthy Soap. What prompted lifebuoy to do so? (If reactive what was the stimulus? If proactive what was the intention?) Proactive- It was first targeted at men and masculine health. The promise of Lifebuoy was ’You will remain healthy if you use Lifebuoy. This change alter its’ strategic position (if yes how? if not why?) It still remained as sanitation soap. Critique on the strategic implications of the different moves of lifebuoy soap. The jingle‚ ’Lifebuoy hai jahan

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    Profile of the Company

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    their exotic spell with a twist of sandal. The world’s richest sandalwood resource is from one isolated stretch of forests land in South India that is Karnataka. the Government Soap Factory during the year 1918. The The origin of sandalwood and its oil in Karnataka‚ which is used in making of Mysore sandal soaps is well known as Fragrant Ambassador of India and Sandalwood oil is in fact known as “Liquid Gold”. By the Inspiration of His Highness Maharaja of Mysore late Jayachamarajendra

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    Lifebuoy Strategy

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    delivered through germ protection. The ruby red colour soap‚ with its distinct odour‚ has carried the Lifebuoy message of health across the length and breadth of the country‚ making it the largest selling soap brand‚ not only in India‚ but anywhere in the world. The name ‘Lifebuoy’ is supposed to convey the promise of a healthy family‚ and not just an individual.” As the son of an army officer‚ I could not think of life without Lifebuoy soap‚ the only one available in cantonment area shops. Among

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    the completion of the project. Content Executive Summary Introduction The soap market in Sri Lanka is worth of 7 Billion rupees in the year of 2010(LMRB Data)‚ which is the total market value of toilet soap and baby soap. The total tonnage of toilet soap and baby soap is 22‚000MT in the same year (LMRB Data). Hence it is evident that most of the Sri Lankans use either toilet soap or baby soap for their bathing and other purposes. As result of the new technology & infrastructure

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    Lux Marketing Mix

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    needs of the consumer without compromising on the quality. This report deals with one of its premier brands "LUX". HUL leads the market in the toilet soap category with 54.3% market share. Lux has inched up to be on par with Lifebuoy in HUL’s soaps portfolio. The Lux brand now has an almost equal market share as Hindustan Lever’s largest selling soap brand - Lifebuoy. This report gives an overview of the history of the company and the brand "Lux"‚ the various strategies adopted to survive in the market

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    Saponification Lab

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    broke the ester bonds of a triglyceride in order to form glycerol and carboxylate salts. This process is known as Saponification because it produces amphiphilic molecules that allow soap to remove dirt from the surface of things and dissolve it in water. We used Crisco as our triglyceride and were able to produce a soap by breaking the ester bonds with NaOH. Introduction: In the first part of this experiment we will be seeing how different combinations of carboxylic acids and alcohol

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