customer preference on biscuts
TRANSCRIPT
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Presenting By
Gourav
Madhu
Krishna
Mayank
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
PRODUCT PROFILE DATA ANALYSIS OF SURVEY
CONCLUSION
Contents
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INTRODUCTION
This project is about the market share of different brands ofbiscuits based on consumer taste, choice and preferences.
The sample size of our survey was limited due to timeconstraint.
Still we tried best to estimate the result which gives a fairoverview of the Warangal market.
The survey was conducted in a small region of Warangal, sowe cannot assume this data as the general consumer choiceof the whole India.
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OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
This report basically focuses on theconsumer behavior and perception about thebiscuit market.
We tried to study the brand consciousness,purchasing capacity, taste and preferences ofthe consumers.
The idea behind this topic is to explore thehidden potential of the biscuit market of theFMCG sector.
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PRODUCT PROFILE
Biscuit is a family of the candy group which is
largely consumed by children and teenagers. Biscuits
can be savory, sweet, plain baked, filled or coated
(or a mixture of several of these options). Somebiscuits supply special dietary needs, such as those
for high fibre, protein or extra vitamins ( as in infant
rusks). Biscuits also contain fat and often sugar, and
are cut or moulded into thin layers and baked rapidlyand thoroughly. If packed in a moisture proof
material, biscuits can have a long shelf life.
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FREQUENCY OF EATING
BISCUITS
18%
24%
21%
37%ONCE
TWICE
OFTEN
DEPEND
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BISCUIT AS A SNACK
SUBSTITUTE
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
NO YES NOT SO OFTEN DON'T KNOW
Series1 25 51 19 5
NO.OFCUSTOMERS
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REASON TO PREFER A BRANDAS THEIR FAVOURITE
38%
34%
26%
2%
TASTE
ENERGY
GOOD QUALITY
OTHER
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MOST POPULAR BRANDS
48%
17%
16%
19%
BRITANNIA
SUN FEAST
CADBURY
OTHER
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BRAND SWITCHING
PATTERN
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
NO YES NOT SO OFTEN NOT BRANDCONCIOUS
Series1 16 46 29 9
NO.OFCONSUMER
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PREFFERED FLAVOUR
26
23
38
13
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
CHOCOLATE
ORANGE
COOKIE
OTHER
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MOST PREFERED
PACKAGING
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
CARDBOARDBOX METAL OR PLASTICBOX
PLASTIC WRAPPER OTHER
Series1 34 24 31 11
NO.OFCUSTOMERS
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IMPACT OF PACKAGING
42%
20%
28%
10%
YES
NO
NOT MUCH
DON'T KNOW
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MOST LIKED SHAPE
05
10152025303540
4550
CIRCLE SQUARE RACTANGLE
OTHER
Series1 50 21 17 12
AxisTitle
Chart Title
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RANKING OF BRANDS
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
BRITANNIA PRIYAGOLD
PARLE SUN FEAST ANMOL BISK FARM HORLICKS CADBURY
Series1
Series2
Series3
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PRICING PATTERN
0 10 20 30 40 50
5-10 Rs
11-15Rs
16-20Rs
OWN PRICE
5-10 Rs 11-15Rs 16-20Rs OWN PRICESeries1 17 42 32 9
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CONCLUSION
We can conclude from the overall analysis that there isa significant difference between preferences of biscuitsamong different customers according to taste, quantitypurchased and quality assured even packaging pattern.
The statement highlights the main objective of thisproject that consciousness of the various brands has asignificant difference among them which creates asignificant impact over the perception and purchasingpattern of the consumers regarding biscuits.
Thus, the presence of various brands will give thecustomers a lot of choices and take care of theirsatisfaction levels.