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Marketing Management - Amul Camel Milk
Marketing Management - Amul Camel Milk
AAKASH BAGARIA
HARSHRAJ CHAVAN
HARSHVARDHAN RAO
SAMER KP
SHREYA SRIVASTAVA
VAIBHAV KATYAL
ANAND MILK UNION LIMITED
FORMED 1946
• Amul spurred ”India's White Revolution” which made the country the
world's largest producer of milk and milk products.
• Amul has Worked for rural development not Just profit making.
BUTTER
18%
MILK
28%
DAIRY WHITNERS
10%
CURD
16%
CAMEL MILK: PROSPECT FOR AMUL
Early Bird in the growing market
Extending the reach to those who are lactose
intolerant & diabetic
Taking on Small Players – Aadvik Foods
Catering to health & fitness conscious people
Successful product in Australia, Middle-East
and European countries
Union demand of launching camel milk from
Kutch.
FOUR P’S
PRODUCT PRICE
Dairy products Strategy of competive and low cost pricing
Fresh & Hygienic products like cheese have prices slightly lower
Quality Packaging than competitors
Sizes & volumes Fresh milk at slight higher prices due to high
transportation cost
Discounts in Amul parlours
PLACE PROMOTION
Massive distribution network Hoardings
3600 Wholesale distributors Newspaper and TV advertisements
500000 retail spreads across India Amul branded awards to school children
Kirana stores Sponsoring TV shows & popular sports events
6000 Amul parlours
SWOT
Analysis
Strength
Weakness
Opportunities
Threat
Strengths
High brand equity
Strong network of over 3 million milk
producers
Unique selling proposition
Weakness
Difficulty in adapting to the taste of camel
milk
Less awareness about the product
High processing cost
Opportunities
8
Threats:
2
0
1983 2012 2019
TARGETING
Select most attractive segments to focus
your marketing and promotions on.
POSTIONING
Determine how to position your product for
each targeted segment
STP Analysis for Amul Camel Milk
Segmentation - Kids, Seniors, Youth, Health &
Calorie Conscious, Diabetic Patients, Hospitals,
Lactose Intolerant
Consumers can easily switch the brands due to weak/no brand loyalty.
Cost to switch from one supplier to other is high for buyers (for
When suppliers are few and demand for their offered product is
high
Amul Dairy Camel Milk Launch in India is highly price sensitive and has
price sensitivity.
Buyer-seller ratio
backward integration
standardized products
product diversification
Price advantage
over the Newcomer’s
competitors advantage
Increased
concern about
Rise in the
health in light of
target
Covid-19 Superior
market
brand
recognition
RIGHT TIME TO Tapping
the market
RE-LAUNCH