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Sector : Consumer Goods

The consumer goods sector produces and sells products used daily by individuals, such as food, clothing, household items, and personal care products. This sector is characterized by rapidly changing consumer preferences, marketing strategies, and supply chain management. At an academic level, research might focus on consumer behavior, brand management, sustainability in product design and packaging, global supply chain logistics, and market competition. Studies may include case analyses, dissertation, PESTEL and SWOT analyses, and policy discussions on consumer protection and environmental regulations.

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29 sept. 2010
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Danone: distribution and retail strategy review

Case study - 11 pages - Services marketing

For decades, fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) manufacturers have focused most of their marketing efforts, expertise and funds on their end-targets who are the consumers. The successive laws addressing the relationship between retailers and manufacturers in France have...

03 mars 2011
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Development for the sector of the luxury: The case of China (2006)

Essay - 43 pages - Services marketing

There are as many definitions of the term in the luxury sector. Dictionaries summarize luxury as a way of life characterized by a taste for expensive and comfort that requires large expenditures.The resulting products are therefore synonymous, not only of beauty,originality, creativity and...

29 sept. 2010
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The protection of consumers on Internet

Essay - 15 pages - Other law subjects

The recent boom of the internet in Europe and the emergence of a new kind of commerce (e-commerce) led to a widening of the commercial offers that can be proposed to the consumers. Simultaneous with such an expansion in internet offering come the demand for online security regarding the...

29 avril 2009
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Building digital brands

Thesis - 40 pages - Services marketing

Online has always taken a back seat to offline in brand building. Yet online offers the best options for building a meaningful brand, options that didn't exist only a few years ago. Companies without a solid digital brand strategy are literally being left behind as leaders build new digital...

29 sept. 2010
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The launch of a new product on the Algerian market (Sagem mobile phones)

Market study - 38 pages - Business strategy

This report mainly focuses on Algeria as an emerging market, mobile phone as a product and Sagem as a French company. This report includes a detailed study of the marketing strategy and the economic conditions in Algeria and also analysis of the product and the services that Sagem offers to...

03 mars 2011
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The Microsoft case

Case study - 19 pages - Economy general

When we talk about tying, it refers to the strategy of a firm that sells two different goods in a consignment. Thus the seller demands that when a consumer buys product A, he must also buy product B. With Windows 95, and especially with Windows 98, Microsoft has tied its Web...

17 juin 2009
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The role, significance and impact of supply chain management in the FMCG sector

Thesis - 11 pages - Management

FMCG refers to consumer non-durable goods required for daily or frequent use. Typically, a consumer buys these goods at least once a month. The sector covers a wide gamut of products such as detergents, toilet soaps, toothpaste, shampoos, creams, powders, food...

21 juin 2009
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The customer is the king: Relationship marketing

Dissertation - 55 pages - Services marketing

Today it is the consumer who delivers the final verdict. The major application of Relationship Marketing is in industrial good markets and service markets. For relationship to start individual identifiable customers have to surface from the statistical mass of a target segment and...

31 déc. 2010
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General policy of the Dior group

Thesis - 8 pages - Business strategy

To achieve its growth target, the Dior Group implemented several strategies both internally and externally for each of its strategic business areas: Dior couture, fashion and leather goods, wines and spirits, perfumes and cosmetics, watches and jewelry. Internally, the group plays on...

30 janv. 2015
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Restoring Toyota's Reputation

Case study - 3 pages - Business strategy

Akio Toyoda faces a hard task of trying to bring out a good reputation to the Toyota car maker. The reputation Toyota had gained because of the quality of their products made them rank number 17 in a reputation study, and they were the highest ranking in all the other automakers (Davis...

03 mars 2011
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Sectoral study of Louis Vuitton

Case study - 50 pages - Services marketing

Leather is a strategic market for the luxury industry. Supported by interest of customers, leather goods are upscale and luxury goods that are experienced as one of the fastest growing sector in recent years while offering high margins. Even today, the leather remains one of the...

25 août 2009
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Tourism and marketing

Thesis - 7 pages - Business strategy

A market is a place where people come looking for goods and services that they might need, while marketing is the attempt made by the producer to make sure that the customer knows about the company and its products. Marketing does not stop at just creating awareness about the product. It...

29 nov. 2010
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Louis Vuitton's market strategy to excel in the competitive luxury industry

Thesis - 23 pages - Business strategy

The leather sector is renowned for the quality of its products, especially in the luxury market. Louis Vuitton, the most prestigious French business of luxury leather goods, has, for years, been an incredible success, continually expanding its activities. Recently, consumer behavior...

15 juin 2009
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Inventory management

Thesis - 9 pages - Management

Any stock that a firm keeps to meet its future requirement of production and sales is called “INVENTORY”. The basic reason for holding inventory is to keep up to the production activities unhampered. It is neither physically possible nor economically justifiable to wait for the stock to...

29 nov. 2010
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Business plan: the luxurious Gold Star Restaurant

Business plan - 8 pages - Business strategy

WWe are a 4 star restaurant that also enjoys a 2-star rating in the Michelin Guide; this proves that we are actually a luxurious restaurant with dishes that are renowned for their quality. We offer our patrons two rooms that are tastefully furnished and decorated, to respect their privacy. The...

31 déc. 2010
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The market for chocolate in Japan

Thesis - 20 pages - Services marketing

The consumption of sugar has been gradually increasing in Japan. As the Japanese learnt that chocolate was good for health, they enjoyed consuming it. La Maison du Chocolat, which has existed since 1977, is now experiencing great success in France and its consumption has been increasing...

10 janv. 2011
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A market research on the internet

Market study - 16 pages - Economy general

'Market research is the identification, collection, analysis and exploitation of data and information relating to a marketing problem to provide information to make better decisions'. Market investigation has also been defined in a report of 'The Definition Committee in the American...

29 nov. 2013
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Economic advantages and disadvantages of immigration into the U.S

Case study - 3 pages - Political science

Immigrants to the United States have historically elicited passionate debates on whether they are of economic benefit or an economic burden to the country. Those who hold the view that immigrants are of economic benefit have advanced views including that with the coming of immigrants into the...

10 janv. 2011
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Strategy of the IKEA group

Case study - 27 pages - Business strategy

Ingvar Kamprad, a young Swede, finished his studies in 1943. He quickly established a small company which he called IKEA. The acronym IKEA (Ingvar Kamprad Elmtaryd Agunnaryd) is composed of the initials of his name, the name of his parents' farm and the name of his village. Initially, he...

16 févr. 2011
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The tax on added-value (VAT)

Course material - 4 pages - Accounting

Value Added Tax (VAT) is an indirect tax on consumption that is paid by the consumer. The company is an intermediary between the consumer and the final state. The company acts as a collector of taxes, and VAT has no influence on the outcome. It is neither a burden nor a product for...

27 janv. 2011
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Marketing plan - Louis Vuitton in Japan

Case study - 12 pages - Services marketing

In 1854, Louis Vuitton, a Parisian trunk maker, opened his store on Place Vendome. Over the years the brand has grown significantly and is now attached to the LVMH group, the number one luxury group in the world, owned by Bernard Arnault. Louis Vuitton is one of the first commercial brands to...

20 févr. 2009
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Becoming a healthy eater

Essay - 8 pages - Social, moral & civic education

Becoming a healthy eater can be hard. It requires you to be both educated and smart about eating healthy. Food smart isn't about calculating the amount of grams or fat but about labels and counting calories. Eating healthy requires you to eat at least 3 healthy meals a day. It's all about...

14 nov. 2012
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Heinekan case study: How to enter South Africa market

Case study - 25 pages - Services marketing

This is a sales proposal written for Heineken on how they should enter the South-African. What we researched is: How can Heineken enhance its sales by expanding its market share to new consumer markets in South-Africa? During reading this sales proposal, you can find the current situation...

24 mars 2009
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A look at the Value Added Tax in India

Thesis - 5 pages - Finance

Unlike the erstwhile single point or cascade type of sales tax system, Value Added Tax (VAT) is a multi-point sales tax levied on the value added to goods with set-off for tax paid on purchases (inputs) and capital goods. What this means is that the amount of tax paid by the dealers...

31 déc. 2010
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Nivea For Men 'Summer Look'

Thesis - 4 pages - Business strategy

Today, metro sexuality is a trend gradually gaining momentum in our society. Men are not afraid to push open the door of a perfume shop to buy their shower gel or scented balm or moisturizing aftershave! The most audacious ones even dare to buy the anti-wrinkle masks or self-tanner and because...

21 févr. 2022

A comparison of PayPal, AliPay and similar payment systems - What were the success factors behind them? What are their challenges for success?

Sectorial analysis - 15 pages - Digital & e-marketing

E-payment or electronic payment is a means of conducting commercial transactions for the exchange of goods or services over the Internet. The focus on e-payment services that support B2C e-commerce transactions or P2P consumer-to-consumer electronic payments are innovations that...

29 sept. 2010
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The Danone Case: can a firm combine profits and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)?

Case study - 70 pages - Business strategy

First, to hit the high degree of competitiveness, it becomes necessary for the firm to keep the competitive advantage by dealing with new concepts such as the environment, respect of human rights and social activities. Indeed, the traditional factors such as product, price, place, promotion seem...

29 sept. 2010
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Dove - Analysis of marketing plan

Market study - 15 pages - Services marketing

We will reveal later that we have decided to develop a green product to be innovative and in sync with Unilever. We need to clarify what is Dove's business. Dove is working on the market of women's personal care. Dove has a large range of products from soaps to shampoos. The key point of Dove's...

24 déc. 2013
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Supply Chain Management: Sony Corporation

Case study - 5 pages - Business law

Supply chain management is defined as the integration of a network of suppliers, manufacturers, distribution centres and retailers through which raw materials are acquired, transformed and delivered to their intended customers. Sony has been able to develop its own supply chain management...

29 nov. 2010
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Fixation of Prices: Is it an art or a science?

Thesis - 8 pages - Business strategy

In a market, each company must adopt a pricing strategy which will enable the company to thrive. For that, it is necessary to determine certain parameters before entering into the pricing strategy technique. These parameters are concerned with determining production costs, evaluation of...