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Shezan Project Marketing 2009
Shezan Project Marketing 2009
A Project on
FRUIT JUICES
Of
Shezan
International Ltd.
Nestle® in Pakistan
Nestlé has been serving Pakistani consumers since 1988, when our parent company, the
Switzerland-based Nestlé SA, first acquired a share in Milkpak Ltd.
Today we are fully integrated in Pakistani life, and are recognised as producers of safe, nutritious
and tasty food, and leaders in developing and uplifting the communities in which we operate.
We at Nestlé Pakistan ensure that our products are made available to consumers wherever in the
country they might be. Convenience is at the heart of the Nestlé philosophy, and our aim is to
bring products to people's doorsteps.
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Nutrition, quality and convenience remain the keystones of our products and even as we confront
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spanning four continents, but the role our products play in making lives well - both for our
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Understanding that people in every country have different tastes and needs, Nestle® has
developed a range of food and lifestyle products. In India consumers enjoy healthy and
convenient MAGGI Noodles Atta Noodles, in Pakistan you can find NESTLÉ Raita and in China,
flavored water is strengthened with Prebio1; dietary fibre and traditional Chinese ingredients such
as Aloe Vera and Chrysanthemum.
Our popularity has come not just from acquisition and corporate expansion, but also from a care
Murree's biggest competitor is the Quetta Distillery, and its products have to increasingly vie
with smuggled brands from the West and India.
Distribution Channels of
Shezan
National:
Shezan has divided the country into three regions from distribution point of view. These
regions are
i) Punjab (This area is covered by the Shezan factory located in Lahore)
ii) NWFP & Azad Jammu Kashmir (This area is covered by the Shezan factory located
in Hattar)
iii) Sindh and Balochistan (This area is covered by Shezan factory in Karachi)
Company’s distribution channel at national level operates as follows
1- Manufacturer-------- Retailer-------End Users
The areas nearby the factory of Shezan are covered by Shezan’s own
logistics. Shezan directly approaches to the retailers and then goods are
delivered to end users. Shezan has good transportation system for it’s
delivery process. It has more than 300 small and big vehicles for product
delivery process.
Shezan has distributors for it’s regional districts. These distributors supply products to all
villages, town and cities lying under those districts.
Retailers revive end products from distributors and then sell it to end users/consumers.
About 300 distributors of Shezan are in Pakistan.
International:
Shezan has approach to many countries of world. It supplies to UK. and other eurpean
countries.
Shezan has only one distributor in each international country. And those distributors are
responsible for the delivery and managing inventories abroad.
According to Intermediaries
i) Less margin on sale
ii) Tough credit policies
Shezan being a big manufacture in Pakistan in fruit juices sector is facing some problems.
The main problem about the legality of Shezan is that it is owned by Qadianis and Muslims
are to be prohibited from them. So they face this problem as people say that they are
Qadianis and don’t buy their products. Other major issue in the problems is the less entry
barriers which means that a person with some capital may start it’s own business in fruit
juices industry. There are hundredths of local manufacturers working and producing juices at
low rate. So many entrants cause problems for them.
According to Intermediaries:
Intermediaries are somewhere unhappy with the policies of Shezan as they say that they
have less margins on each sales and the company adopts the tough policy for credit terms.
The delivery times and process of clearance is somehow a bit difficult. So they feel some
problems and unhappy with the policies of Shezan International Company Ltd.
i) Apple Splash
ii) Disposable bottles of juices
a. What do we really know about their needs, preferences, behavior and their life
styles?
b. What can we offer them... at a price... that other companies do not?
c. How do we perform in comparison to our competitors?
d. How are we currently performing for our customers?
e. Where are the gaps, the weak points, the fudges, and the point of excellence... the
USPs (Unique Selling points)?
f. How are we different?
g. Why are we different?
h. How can we better delight?
i. How do we change?
j. What do we change?
k. How clever are we with our market intelligence?
l. How well is our market research working?
Shezan applies good strategies for launching its products and attracting the consumers. It
also affects significantly on sales of its juices and revenue generated from juices
department. This can be seen in following figure that how sales has changed from last 3 or 4
years.
We can see a impact on sales and profitability of Shezan due to above marketing strategies
and policies as shown in following diagram
As we can see from the previous page graph that sales of the company has increase from
2004-2008 rapidly but last year in the patch of 2008-2009 sales has been decreased. There
may be a reason of current economic condition lying in Pakistan. Otherwise the company
has been able to implement its strategies effectively as the sales are indicators of perfect
implementation.
CONCLUSION:
After doing marketing and competitor analysis we have concluded that the company is
doing pretty much good but not to the extent that is required from it. Being the pioneer in
the juices in Pakistan it must have become market leader now. But because of certain
reasons it is lacking behind in this department.
There is no doubt that there come many diversifications and verities in the products of
Shezan but there is still a more to do. The company must do diversification in its juices and
make it sure that it is following the required and up to mark placement and promotion
strategies.
v. There are many producers of fruit juices who are selling juices at lower
price than Shezan. Shezan must reconsider its pricing policy to force to
push back these low budgeting producers. Shezan can lower its price
by reducing its production cost.
vii.Being a leader Nestle® always tries to keep its market share up to the
Shezan’s share. Shezan must try to enhance its market share by
specific challenging strategies.