PROJECT REPORT ON SOFT DRINK MARKET IN INDIA BY RISHI KUMAR SRIVASTAVA SECTION B ENROLLMENT: 08BS0002456
SOFT DRINK
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SOFT DRINK
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This project concisely describes the various marketing strategies being adopted by the soft drink industry especially Coke and Pepsi.Soft drink industry throughout the world is dynamic and this is espoused by the fact that each and every industry is competing in order to gain as much market share as possible. The comparison between the two soft drink giants Coke and Pepsi is done by virtue of ‘Differential competitor advantage analysis’ and ‘ Expected future strategies’. Let us see as to how these giants are performing in this insidious globalization. COMPETITOR CAPABILITIES MATRIX FOR SOFT DRINK INDUSTRY
In the table below, two soft drink industries are taken and critical analysis is done between them. To analyze competitor capabilities information is divided into five categories considering its ability to conceive, market and produce and players are rated accordingly. This comparison forms basis for differential competitor advantage analysis.
COKE
PEPSI
FEATURES: Bar weight Calories Carbohydrates (gm) Flavors (numbers) Price/bottle
PRODUCT CLAIMS
10 FL OZ ( 300ml) 121.25 33.75 2 Rs 10 All foods and beverage can
fit
balanced
into diet
10 FL OZ ( 300ml) 150 34.5 2 Rs 10 We offer beverages that
healthy resorts to the customer’s when expectations and make it
consumed in appropriate more enjoyable for them proportion. SOFT DRINK
to lead healthier lives. Page 3
Children, adults, younger People from younger
TARGET CONSUMER
generation
and
sports generation, sports
personality and celebrities personalities and celebrities Grocery stores,
DISTRIBUTION
Grocery stores, retail
BRAND
stores, shops etc. malls, shops etc. Sweetened carbonated Sweetened carbonated
POSITIONING
drink
retail
drink.
DIFFERENTIAL COMPETITOR ANALYSIS
COKE PARENT COMPANY DEAL AMOUNT TOTAL SALES PRODUCTS MANAGEMENT LATEST PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION
SPONSORSHIP
PRODUCTION
PEPSI
Not disclosed 450 million ( globally) Coca Cola , Diet Coke Atul Singh (CEO) None Through retail malls, grocery
Pepsi Co Not disclosed 324.58 million (globally) Pepsi, Diet Pepsi Indra K Nooyi (CEO) None Through retail malls, grocery
shops , organized and
shops, organized and unor
unorganized retails Various events such as cricket
Sports events, trade
matches, movies, trade faires,
faires,college fests etc.
college fests etc. Company produces syrup
Contains carbonated
concentrate which it sells to
water,high fructose corn
bottlers through out the world
syrup,sugar, colorings,
Coca Cola Company
phosphoric acid, caffeine, citric acid and natural flavours SOFT DRINK
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FOUNDER
EMPLOYMENT MARKET SHARE BRAND
Originated in 1886 in US by
Originated in North Carolilna
Dr.John S Pemberton
by a young pharmacicist New
6000 42.7% Aamir Khan, Hritik Roshan
Bern 4500 30.8% Shah Rukh Khan, Sachin Tendulkar, Mahendra Singh
AMBASSADOR NUMBER OF
26( company owned), 14
Dhoni 15( company owned), 28(
BOTTLING PLANTS
(franchise owned)
franchise owned)
CURRENT AND FUTURE STRATEGIES
OBJECTIVES
COKE
PEPSI
To refresh the world.
To be the world’s premier consumer products company focused on convenient foods and beverages.
To inspire moments of optimism and happiness.
CURRENT STRATEGIES
FUTURE STRATEGIES
SOFT DRINK
To create value and make a difference. Product innovation and huge spending on advertisement, cross training of mangers.
Extensive spending on market research in order to determine the tastes and preferrances of the customers, CSR, product innovation, adoption of green revolution, product line extensions.
More risk taking ability, rapid action with respect to changing market condition, finding new oppurtunities for new market. Product line extensions,CSR, Brand extensions, product innovations, sound R&D department to develop products as per the tastes and preferrances of the customers.
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SOFT DRINK
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