amul case study com
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AMUL: MILK TURNS TO GOLD
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INTRODUCTION• Amul was first came into being on 1946.• It was named as anand milk limited.• This named was most probably suggested by a
quality control expert in anand which in sanskrit was delived from amulya.
• The brand name was registered only in 1957.• Amul beside being india’s largest food products
marketing organisation has become a sybol of aspiration of million of farmers creating a pattern of liberilastion and self reliance for farmer to follow.
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• Largest producer of milk & its products.• Its total sales turnover in 2007-08 was 1,068
million US $.• It operates mostly through rural areas only.• 1 million farmers appointed procuring 6.3 million
liters of milk per day.• It is initiating toward opening telecentres in villages.
• Initiating to purchase all milk from farmers.
AMUL
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PURPOSE OF THE CASE
• To discuss how Gujrat Coorporate Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF) created advantage over MNCs in the term of product variety, quality, size, etc. and built an enviable reputation for Amul as a symbol of excellence.
• To focus on key factor that heralded White Revolution in India and what does the future look like.
• To debate how Amul should approach optimally and compete with milk products launched by other organization in India.
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Amul products
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Amul products
• Bread spread • Milk drinks• Powder milk• Fresh milk• Curd product• Pure ghee • Cheese• Chocolate• Ice creams• Brown Beverage• Ready to serve soups
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Con.
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Con.
• Amul butter concerned with the market share of more than 86%.
• Amul has introduced a number of diverse range of varied product. Like
• Low fat butter • Cooking butter etc.• Amul cheese• Variant:-• Amul pizza cheese• Amul processed cheese spread .• Amul pasteurized processed cheddar cheese .
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Con.
• Amul ice cream have 24.75% share in the in the rs 525 crore Indian market.
• Variant:-• Royal treat range(rajbhog, butterscotch etc.)• Nut-o-mania range (kaju darkshi, kesar pista etc.)• Simple delicious range (vanilla, strawberry, etc.)• Amul chocolate have 10% share in market.• Amul ghee have 20% share in market.
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GCMMF
• GCMMF (Gujarat cooperative milk marketing federation) is largest exporter of diary product.
• Its received APEDA Award in dairy product export in 1997-2005 from government of India for excellence.
• GCMMF’s competitor nestle procures 600,000 ltr. Milk per day which is hardly 10% of Amul capacity.
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SUPPLY CHAIN OF GCMMF
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LEVEL 1 (FARMERS)
LEVELL 2 (CO-OPERATIVES)
LEVEL 3 (DAIREIS )
LEVEL 4 (DEPOTS)
LEVEL 5 (DISTRIBUTORS)
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LEVEL 6 (RETAIL OUTLETS)
LEVEL 7 (CONSUMERS)
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Advertising tactics
Through Aakashwani.Road Shows with posters & hoardings.Organizing Kiosks at fairs in
villages.Availing quality products at
reasonable prices.Attractive posters relating to current
celebrities or events.
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These hoardings attracted the rural
as well as the urban gathering.