1) Maggi noodles, Nestle's second largest product, was banned in India in 2015 for containing lead levels above the legal limit.
2) This ban cost Nestle 20% in lost revenue and led to a 13 billion rupee drop in the brand value of Maggi.
3) For Nestle to relaunch Maggi successfully in India, their pricing and repositioning strategies will be critical factors to influence consumer behavior and compete against new entrants in the market like Patanjali.
1) Maggi noodles, Nestle's second largest product, was banned in India in 2015 for containing lead levels above the legal limit.
2) This ban cost Nestle 20% in lost revenue and led to a 13 billion rupee drop in the brand value of Maggi.
3) For Nestle to relaunch Maggi successfully in India, their pricing and repositioning strategies will be critical factors to influence consumer behavior and compete against new entrants in the market like Patanjali.
1) Maggi noodles, Nestle's second largest product, was banned in India in 2015 for containing lead levels above the legal limit.
2) This ban cost Nestle 20% in lost revenue and led to a 13 billion rupee drop in the brand value of Maggi.
3) For Nestle to relaunch Maggi successfully in India, their pricing and repositioning strategies will be critical factors to influence consumer behavior and compete against new entrants in the market like Patanjali.
• In June 2015 Paul Bulcke global cheif excutive officer
urgent flight to India • Maagi was banned from its second largest market • Ban seprated neighbour countries uited kingdom, Nepal and Singapore • banned due to unsafe for human health • Access level of lead and MSG(monosodium glutamate) • Nestle withdraw the product worth was 2.1B Indian rupees • Mnagement busy in re-positioning straytegy Maggi Crisis
• Tested Maggi sample at kolkata’s laboratory
• Product contain 17 parts per million leads • Exceeded the permissible limit 0.01 • Nestle Refused all claims • Nestle spoks person said We don’t add MSG It may come from naturally Losses
• Nestle loss 20% revenue
• Brand value of Maggi fall 13 billion indian rupee • Nestle’s Stock fell by 15 % • Market capitalization loss of 100 billion indian rupee • Impact on entire value chain like employees and suppliers what nestle was thinking
• Design a comeback strategy or relaunching
• Relaunching require a focus on pricing repositioning other operational issues Role of pricing
• To relaunch the product pricing strategy effect the
consumer behaviour • Patanjali growing comapny after Maggi incident • Patanjali enter in Noodle market • claimed it suprior to maggi • sold at 15 compared to 25 equivalent size of maggi Possible strategies for Nestle
• Increase value with same price
• increse value with high price • Increase value with low price Urgency For Comeback
• in 2014 sales in emerging market 8.9% • developed market sales 1.1% • In 2014 $623 million sales in india • 63% of noodle industry hold by maggi in india • MaGGi was one of the five most trutsed brand Indian Noodle Market Share sales Forcast