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New product launches are increasingly moving toward a healthier positioning. The health consciousness trend majorly impacts the improving sales of the cereal bars category, which are a healthy snacking option.
Gaurav Marchanda, Datamonitor Analyst and Report Author
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New Product Launches New Product Launches
Product prices in the confectionery market seem to be on the rise, which suggests a premiumization trend in most of the categories within the market
Price point analysis, 2010
The high-volume, low-price Indian confectionery market consists mainly of products that fall in the lower price band. In 2010, 24% of new launches were in the less than INR25 price range (compared to
over 50%
were targeted at children. Prices are on the rise due to changing input costs and a larger range of premium products available in the market.
Cereal bars
71% of launches were in the price range of more than INR100. This is due to a larger number of launches of multipack cereal bar products. No launches in the less than INR25 price range indicates the relative premium positioning of products within this category as compared to other categories. 33% of new product launches were in the less than INR25 price range. This is owing to a number of launches in small pack sizes in line with the prevalent snacking trend. Most of the product launches in the greater than INR50 price range were international brands. 44% of the product launches were in the INR2550 price range, which is high for the gum category. There has been a heavy influx of international brands and innovative product concepts and flavors, which is driving up prices.
New launches are distributed equally between the less than INR25 and INR100150 price brackets. There has been a large number of launches of multiple unit packs of international brands.
Chocolate
Gum
Sugar confectionery
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Confectionery in India
Nestl S.A
Parle
Key brands
Brands like Alpenliebe and Big Babol have a strong brand presence and recall. A vast network of distributors spread across over 2,000 Indian towns. Aggressive and innovative advertising campaigns adapted to target and appeal to Indian consumers. Constant product innovation and re-inventing brands like Chlormint, Mentos, Fruittella, Cofitos, Happydent, and Marbles, to keep the companys product offerings fresh.
Strengths
Strategy
Focus its product range on the sugar confectionery and gum categories.
Future prospects
The manufacturers focus on the slower growing sugar confectionery and gum categories means that it is losing market share to Cadbury and Nestl.
Van Melle has adopted an aggressive sales strategy to retain the number one position in the confectionery industry in India, backed by a wide network of carry and forwarding agents.
Perfetti Van Melle India company website 38 Confectionery in India
Higher sugar prices directly impact input costs of the low value sugar confectionery products, which in India tend to have lower price elasticity.
Gaurav Marchanda, Datamonitor Analyst and Report Author
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