Marketing strategies of ice cream manufacturers in the Russian market
Methods of the research
1. Depth interviews with representatives of large and medium Russian companies producing ice cream, owners of brands, which became popular in the Russian ice cream market. Interviews with representatives of more than 50 companies were conducted.
2. Analysis of information relating the Russian ice cream market, which has been published in the Internet and mass media.
Abstract
This research represents a wealth of experience in the field of creation and development of own brands by the largest Russian companies: Inmarko, Talosto, Iceberry, AlterWEST, Belgorodsky cold-store combine, Lipetsky cold-store combine and many others.
Marketing strategies of the largest Russian companies are analyzed and classified by a special technique, what ensures revelation of effective marketing strategies, which are not used at present time.
As a result of the research, a marketing and branding strategies matrix has been worked up. It is used or can be used by Russian ice cream manufacturers. Thus, after having analyzed this research, every enterprise can choose proper marketing or branding strategies, taking into account its own development features and resources as well as expectations of ice cream consumers.
Mistakes which have been already made by the Russian ice cream vendors in developing brands, as well as the reasons of their success and achievements are the material which will be the most effective way to help you in creating the effective strategy for your enterprise. This kind of material is offered in the present report.
Further prevalent peculiarities of branding in the Russian market are stated. Among them such specific things are worse to be mentioned as «don’t care about tomorrow», «operations in the market result from the top managers` views or prejudices but aren’t based on dry facts in the market», «intuitive branding». Each of them is well founded and proved; the appropriate extracts from depth interview with representatives of enterprises are given.
And the prevalent prejudices in branding become the subject of investigation.
Then detailed consideration and classification of the marketing and branding strategies, which are used by Russian ice cream manufacturers today, follow. Strategies are shown on real examples – existing goods, ice cream marks. Strategies of development of such well-known brands as Slitki, La Femme (Talosto), J-7, Luxus, Prostokvashino (AlterWEST), Volshebnaya Lakomka (Iceberry) are considered in detail.
The cross-branding strategy, which is often used nowadays is also considered in detail (use of well-known and popular other’s brands for launching own products, for example, the mark J-7 and Prostokvashino, company AlterWest).
We also focus attention at strategies of creation and development of regional brands. Regional brands mean the brands, which are oriented not to the national level but to individual regions, and specific features of ice cream consumption in these regions are taken into consideration. Several variants of regional strategy of branding are presented, which can be used in many typical Russian province centers.
1. Depth interviews with representatives of large and medium Russian companies producing ice cream, owners of brands, which became popular in the Russian ice cream market. Interviews with representatives of more than 50 companies were conducted.
2. Analysis of information relating the Russian ice cream market, which has been published in the Internet and mass media.
Abstract
This research represents a wealth of experience in the field of creation and development of own brands by the largest Russian companies: Inmarko, Talosto, Iceberry, AlterWEST, Belgorodsky cold-store combine, Lipetsky cold-store combine and many others.
Marketing strategies of the largest Russian companies are analyzed and classified by a special technique, what ensures revelation of effective marketing strategies, which are not used at present time.
As a result of the research, a marketing and branding strategies matrix has been worked up. It is used or can be used by Russian ice cream manufacturers. Thus, after having analyzed this research, every enterprise can choose proper marketing or branding strategies, taking into account its own development features and resources as well as expectations of ice cream consumers.
Mistakes which have been already made by the Russian ice cream vendors in developing brands, as well as the reasons of their success and achievements are the material which will be the most effective way to help you in creating the effective strategy for your enterprise. This kind of material is offered in the present report.
Further prevalent peculiarities of branding in the Russian market are stated. Among them such specific things are worse to be mentioned as «don’t care about tomorrow», «operations in the market result from the top managers` views or prejudices but aren’t based on dry facts in the market», «intuitive branding». Each of them is well founded and proved; the appropriate extracts from depth interview with representatives of enterprises are given.
And the prevalent prejudices in branding become the subject of investigation.
Then detailed consideration and classification of the marketing and branding strategies, which are used by Russian ice cream manufacturers today, follow. Strategies are shown on real examples – existing goods, ice cream marks. Strategies of development of such well-known brands as Slitki, La Femme (Talosto), J-7, Luxus, Prostokvashino (AlterWEST), Volshebnaya Lakomka (Iceberry) are considered in detail.
The cross-branding strategy, which is often used nowadays is also considered in detail (use of well-known and popular other’s brands for launching own products, for example, the mark J-7 and Prostokvashino, company AlterWest).
We also focus attention at strategies of creation and development of regional brands. Regional brands mean the brands, which are oriented not to the national level but to individual regions, and specific features of ice cream consumption in these regions are taken into consideration. Several variants of regional strategy of branding are presented, which can be used in many typical Russian province centers.
Introduction
Part 1. Tendencies in the Russian frozen food market development
1. History of frozen food products
2. Economic circumstances in foodstuff markets
3. Dynamics of foodstuff consumption in relation with income level increase
4. Features of development of the frozen food market
5. Rate of growth and character of development of the Russian frozen food market
6. Major tendencies of development of the Russian frozen food market
Import
7. Structure of the frozen food market
8. Capacity of the frozen food market
9. Structure of the ravioli and rissoles market
10. Segment of ravioli
а. tendencies of development of the ravioli segment
b. competitive environment in the ravioli market
c. competitive environment in the ravioli market of St.-Petersburg
d. consumers preferences
Frequency of purchase of ravioli
preferred types of ravioli packing
e. the most well-known ravioli trademarks
f. structure of the ravioli segment by sale channels
11. Segment of rissoles
Shares of main rissole manufacturers in the market of St.-Petersburg
12. Segment of filled pancakes
Shares of main manufacturers in the filled pancakes market of Moscow
Shares of main manufacturers in the filled pancakes market of St.-Petersburg
Shares of main manufacturers in the filled pancakes market of 11 cities with over-million population cities
Comparison of market shares of main manufacturers in the filled pancakes market of Moscow, St.-Petersburg, in 11 cities with over-million population and in 13 cities with over-million population
13. Segment of quick-frozen vegetables, mushrooms and berries
а. rate of growth of the Russian quick-frozen vegetables, mushrooms and berries market
b. structure of the segment of quick-frozen vegetables, mushrooms and berries
c. features of demand on quick-frozen vegetables, mushrooms and berries in the Russian market
d. competitive environment in the market of quick-frozen vegetables, mushrooms and berries
14. Segment of frozen seafoods
Part 2. Marketing strategies of frozen food manufacturers in the Russian market
1. «Who comes the second, is the last one» (bend every effort to a loose market segment)
2. Attract attention of consumers by a broad assortment of production and «original», non-standard goods
3. Developed distribution can bring fame and gain buyer’s confidence to the brand
4. Differentiation by item
а. more meat in ravioli
b. new items, no analogues in the market
c. prompt response to consumers` expectations
d. ravioli with fresh meat only
e. making goods which fill niches
5. Differentiation by price (a lower price at the same quality)
Part 3. Effective branding strategies in the Russian frozen food market
1. Branding strategies in the ravioli segment
а. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to consumers, who prefer «naturalness, more «meat» taste
b. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «conservative» consumers
c. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «suspicious» consumers
d. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «rational» consumers
e. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to consumers who «like «home-cooked» taste»
f. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «experimenting» consumers
g. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «nostalgic» consumers
2. Branding strategies in the rissoles segment
а. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «conservative» consumers
b. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to consumers, who prefer «naturalness, more «meat» taste
c. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «suspicious» consumers
d. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «rational» consumers
e. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to consumers who «like «home-cooked» taste»
f. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «experimenting» consumers
3. Branding strategies in the filled pancakes segment
а. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «conservative» consumers
b. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to consumers, who choose pancakes with more «natural» filling
c. Attitude of consumers, who wish to have «more filling» in pancakes
d. Attitude of consumers, who wish to buy pancakes with a broad filling assortment
e. Attitude of consumers, who wish to buy pancakes with «original», uncommon filling
Supplement 1. «Profiles» of leaders of the Russian frozen food market
Daria
Talosto
Mirital
Russki Hit
Sibirski Gourmand (Gourmand from Siberia)
MLM
Produkti pitaniya (Foodstuff)
Morozko
Liodovo
Hortex
Group of companies Bit (the trademark 4 Seasons)
HORTINO
Aviko
Company Liodovo
Company Elicom
Tomskaya Prodovolstvennaya Kompania (Tomsk city foodstuff company) (the trademark Zhivitsa (Galipot))
Supplement 2. Knowledge which consumers possess about the most popular frozen food trademarks and consumption of the most popular frozen food trademarks in the Russian market
List of charts
Chart 1. Major national measures in the year 2005
Chart 2. Real available cash income of the population of Russia in 2003-2006
Chart 3. Dependence of foodstuff markets development on income level of the population
Chart 4. Frozen food consumption in European countries and in Russia in 2004
Chart 5. Rate of growth of the frozen food market in the period from 2000 to 2006
Chart 6. Structure of the Russian frozen food market by volume
Chart 7. Number of consumers of main kinds of frozen meat
Chart 8. Structure of the Russian ravioli and frozen meat food market by value
Chart 9. Rate of growth of the ravioli segment in correlation with rate of growth of the whole frozen food sector in the period from 2004 to 2006
Chart 10. Market shares of the largest ravioli manufacturers by volume
Chart 11. Market shares of the largest ravioli manufacturers in St.-Petersburg by value
Chart 12. Consumption of ravioli
Chart 13. Preferred types of ravioli packing
Chart 14. Market structure by sale channels, by value
Chart 15. Consumption of different kinds of frozen food by citizens of cities with over-million population
Chart 16. Market shares of frozen meat semi-products manufacturers
Chart 17. Market shares of frozen meat semi-products manufacturers in St.-Petersburg, by value
Chart 18. Market shares of filled pancakes manufacturers
Chart 19. Market shares of filled pancakes manufacturers in Moscow, by value
Chart 20. Market shares of filled pancakes manufacturers in St.-Petersburg, by value
Chart 21. Market shares of filled pancakes manufacturers in 11 cities with over-million population, by value
Chart 22. Comparison of market shares of filled pancakes manufacturers in Moscow, St.-Petersburg, 11 cities with over-million population, 13 cities with over-million population, by value
Chart 23. Dynamics of the Russian market of quick-frozen vegetables, fruit, berries and mushrooms in 2004-2006, by volume
Chart 24. Structure of the Russian market of quick-frozen vegetables, fruit, berries and mushrooms in the year 2005, by volume
Chart 25. Consumption of different kinds of quick-frozen vegetables, fruit, berries and mushrooms by citizens of 6 largest Russian cities, by value
Chart 26. Popularity of frozen food by kinds in Russia, in % from the number of respondents
Chart 27. Market shares of manufacturers of quick-frozen vegetables, in %
Chart 28. Motives of choice of ravioli trademarks by consumers, who value naturalness, «meat» taste.
Chart 29. Socio-demographic profile of consumers, who value naturalness, «meat» taste in ravioli.
Chart 30. Estimation by consumers of naturalness, «meat» taste value in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 31. Perception map of the trademark Ot Palycha (Made by Palych).
Chart 32. Perception map of the trademark Lozhkaryov.
Chart 33. Motives of choice of ravioli trademarks by consumers– «conservatives».
Chart 34. Socio-demographic profile of ravioli consumers – «conservatives».
Chart 35. Estimation by consumers of customary value in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 36. Perception map of the trademark Ostankinskiye.
Chart 37. Perception map of the trademark Stolichniye and Sibirskiye, made by the company Shelf.
Chart 38. Motives of choice of ravioli trademarks by «suspicious» consumers.
Chart 39. Socio-demographic profile of «suspicious» ravioli consumers.
Chart 40. Estimation by consumers of reliability value in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 41. Perception map of the trademark 3 porosyonka (3 piglets).
Chart 42. Perception map of the trademark Mirital.
Chart 43. Estimation by consumers of rationality value in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 44. Perception map of the trademark Ot Ilyinoj (Made by Ilyina).
Chart 45. Perception map of the trademark Russky Hit (Russian Hit).
Chart 46. Estimation by consumers of «home-cooked taste» value in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 47. Estimation by consumers of novelty value and variety of tastes in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 48. Perception map of the trademark Daria.
Chart 49. Perception map of the trademark Sam Samych.
Chart 50. Estimation by consumers of «nostalgic» value in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 51. Motives of choice of rissoles trademarks by consumers– «conservatives».
Chart 52. Socio-demographic profile of consumers – «conservatives» (rissoles).
Chart 53. Estimation by consumers of customary value in the most popular rissoles trademarks.
Chart 54. Perception map of the trademark MLM.
Chart 55. Motives of choice of rissoles trademarks by consumers who value naturalness, «meat» taste.
Chart 56. Socio-demographic profile of consumers, who value naturalness, «meat» taste (rissoles).
Chart 57. Estimation by consumers of customary value in the most popular rissoles trademarks.
Chart 58. Motives of choice of rissoles trademarks by «suspicious» consumers.
Chart 59. Socio-demographic profile of «suspicious» consumers (rissoles).
Chart 60. Estimation by consumers of reliability value, value of being time-proved in the most popular rissoles trademarks.
Chart 61. Perception map of the trademark Daria.
Chart 62. Estimation by consumers of rationality value in the most popular rissoles trademarks.
Chart 63. Perception map of the trademark Russky Hit (Russian Hit).
Chart 64. Estimation by consumers of «home-cooked taste» value in the most popular rissoles trademarks.
Chart 65. Estimation by consumers of value of variety of tastes in the most popular rissoles trademarks.
Chart 66. Perception map of the trademark Bogatyrskiye (Epic Hero`).
Chart 67. Motives of choice of filled pancakes by consumers – «conservatives».
Chart 68. Socio-demographic profile of consumers – «conservatives» (filled pancakes).
Chart 69. Estimation by consumers of customary value in the most popular trademarks of filled pancakes.
Chart 70. Perception map of the trademark Morozko.
Chart 71. Perception map of the trademark Ostankinskiye.
Chart 72. Motives of choice of filled pancakes by consumers, who value naturalness of filling.
Chart 73. Socio-demographic profile of consumers, who value naturalness of filling (filled pancakes).
Chart 74. Estimation by consumers of value of filling naturalness in the most popular trademarks of filled pancakes.
Chart 75. Perception map of the trademark Masteritsa (Good Hand).
Chart 76. Perception map of the trademark Daria.
Chart 77. Estimation by consumers of value of «more filling» in the most popular trademarks of filled pancakes.
Chart 78. Perception map of the trademark Produkt ot Ilyinoj (Product made by Ilyina).
Chart 79. Estimation by consumers of value of variety of fillings in the most popular trademarks of filled pancakes.
Chart 80. Estimation by consumers of value of filling originality in the most popular trademarks of filled pancakes.
Chart 81. Sales volume of frozen food by the company Talosto
Chart 82. Pattern of sales of frozen food by the company Talosto, in groups
Chart 83. Structure of the production plant of the company Katchestvennye produkti (Quality products), by kinds of products
Chart 84. Turnover structure of the group of companies Bonduelle by types of trademarks, in 2003-2004.
Chart 85. Turnover structure of the group of companies Bonduelle by distribution channels, 2003-2004.
List of tables
Table 1. Knowledge of main Russian ravioli trademarks «without prompting»
Table 2. Segmentation of ravioli consumers by the major motivation.
Table 3. Description of the segment of ravioli consumers, who value naturalness, «meat» taste.
Table 4. Description of the segment of «conservative» consumers (ravioli).
Table 5. Description of the segment of «suspicious» consumers (ravioli).
Table 6. Description of the segment of «rational» consumers (ravioli).
Table 7. Description of the segment of consumers, «who like «home-cooked taste» (ravioli).
Table 8. Description of the segment of «experimenting» consumers (ravioli).
Table 9. Description of the segment of consumers – «nostalgics» (ravioli).
Table 10. Segmentation of consumers of rissoles by the major motivation.
Table 11. Description of the segment of «conservative» consumers (rissoles).
Table 12. Description of the segment of consumers, who value naturalness, «meat» taste (rissoles).
Table 13. Description of the segment of «suspicious» consumers (rissoles).
Table 14. Description of the segment of «rational» consumers (rissoles).
Table 15. Description of the segment of consumers – «who like «home-cooked taste» (rissoles).
Table 16. Description of the segment of «experimenting» consumers (rissoles).
Table 17. Segmentation of consumers of filled pancakes by the major motivation.
Table 18. Description of the segment of «conservative» consumers (filled pancakes).
Table 19. Description of the segment of consumers, who choose pancakes with more «natural» filling.
Table 20. Description of the segment of consumers who wish to have more filling in pancakes.
Table 21. Description of the segment of consumers who wish to buy pancakes with various filling.
Table 22. Description of the segment of consumers who wish to buy pancakes with more «original», various filling.
Table 23. History of the company Talosto
Table 24. Management in the company Talosto
Table 25. Sales volume of frozen food in the company Talosto by product categories
Table 26. Brands of the company Talosto in the frozen food market
Table 27. Popular Talosto brands in the frozen food market
Table 28. Knowledge which consumers possess about the most popular ravioli trademarks and consumption of these trademarks in Moscow.
Table 29. Knowledge which consumers possess about the most popular rissoles trademarks and consumption of these trademarks in Moscow.
Table 30. Knowledge which consumers possess about the most popular filled pancakes trademarks and consumption of these trademarks in Moscow.
Insertions
Insertion 1. When no brand is necessary
Insertion 2. Self-moulded leaders
Insertion 3. Preferences in flavors of inhabitants of different Russian regions
Insertion 4. Business is business
Insertion 5. Abramovich is tired of Daria
Insertion 6. In the ravioli semi-final
Part 1. Tendencies in the Russian frozen food market development
1. History of frozen food products
2. Economic circumstances in foodstuff markets
3. Dynamics of foodstuff consumption in relation with income level increase
4. Features of development of the frozen food market
5. Rate of growth and character of development of the Russian frozen food market
6. Major tendencies of development of the Russian frozen food market
Import
7. Structure of the frozen food market
8. Capacity of the frozen food market
9. Structure of the ravioli and rissoles market
10. Segment of ravioli
а. tendencies of development of the ravioli segment
b. competitive environment in the ravioli market
c. competitive environment in the ravioli market of St.-Petersburg
d. consumers preferences
Frequency of purchase of ravioli
preferred types of ravioli packing
e. the most well-known ravioli trademarks
f. structure of the ravioli segment by sale channels
11. Segment of rissoles
Shares of main rissole manufacturers in the market of St.-Petersburg
12. Segment of filled pancakes
Shares of main manufacturers in the filled pancakes market of Moscow
Shares of main manufacturers in the filled pancakes market of St.-Petersburg
Shares of main manufacturers in the filled pancakes market of 11 cities with over-million population cities
Comparison of market shares of main manufacturers in the filled pancakes market of Moscow, St.-Petersburg, in 11 cities with over-million population and in 13 cities with over-million population
13. Segment of quick-frozen vegetables, mushrooms and berries
а. rate of growth of the Russian quick-frozen vegetables, mushrooms and berries market
b. structure of the segment of quick-frozen vegetables, mushrooms and berries
c. features of demand on quick-frozen vegetables, mushrooms and berries in the Russian market
d. competitive environment in the market of quick-frozen vegetables, mushrooms and berries
14. Segment of frozen seafoods
Part 2. Marketing strategies of frozen food manufacturers in the Russian market
1. «Who comes the second, is the last one» (bend every effort to a loose market segment)
2. Attract attention of consumers by a broad assortment of production and «original», non-standard goods
3. Developed distribution can bring fame and gain buyer’s confidence to the brand
4. Differentiation by item
а. more meat in ravioli
b. new items, no analogues in the market
c. prompt response to consumers` expectations
d. ravioli with fresh meat only
e. making goods which fill niches
5. Differentiation by price (a lower price at the same quality)
Part 3. Effective branding strategies in the Russian frozen food market
1. Branding strategies in the ravioli segment
а. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to consumers, who prefer «naturalness, more «meat» taste
b. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «conservative» consumers
c. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «suspicious» consumers
d. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «rational» consumers
e. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to consumers who «like «home-cooked» taste»
f. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «experimenting» consumers
g. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «nostalgic» consumers
2. Branding strategies in the rissoles segment
а. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «conservative» consumers
b. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to consumers, who prefer «naturalness, more «meat» taste
c. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «suspicious» consumers
d. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «rational» consumers
e. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to consumers who «like «home-cooked» taste»
f. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «experimenting» consumers
3. Branding strategies in the filled pancakes segment
а. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to «conservative» consumers
b. Strategies in the brand development which are directed to consumers, who choose pancakes with more «natural» filling
c. Attitude of consumers, who wish to have «more filling» in pancakes
d. Attitude of consumers, who wish to buy pancakes with a broad filling assortment
e. Attitude of consumers, who wish to buy pancakes with «original», uncommon filling
Supplement 1. «Profiles» of leaders of the Russian frozen food market
Daria
Talosto
Mirital
Russki Hit
Sibirski Gourmand (Gourmand from Siberia)
MLM
Produkti pitaniya (Foodstuff)
Morozko
Liodovo
Hortex
Group of companies Bit (the trademark 4 Seasons)
HORTINO
Aviko
Company Liodovo
Company Elicom
Tomskaya Prodovolstvennaya Kompania (Tomsk city foodstuff company) (the trademark Zhivitsa (Galipot))
Supplement 2. Knowledge which consumers possess about the most popular frozen food trademarks and consumption of the most popular frozen food trademarks in the Russian market
List of charts
Chart 1. Major national measures in the year 2005
Chart 2. Real available cash income of the population of Russia in 2003-2006
Chart 3. Dependence of foodstuff markets development on income level of the population
Chart 4. Frozen food consumption in European countries and in Russia in 2004
Chart 5. Rate of growth of the frozen food market in the period from 2000 to 2006
Chart 6. Structure of the Russian frozen food market by volume
Chart 7. Number of consumers of main kinds of frozen meat
Chart 8. Structure of the Russian ravioli and frozen meat food market by value
Chart 9. Rate of growth of the ravioli segment in correlation with rate of growth of the whole frozen food sector in the period from 2004 to 2006
Chart 10. Market shares of the largest ravioli manufacturers by volume
Chart 11. Market shares of the largest ravioli manufacturers in St.-Petersburg by value
Chart 12. Consumption of ravioli
Chart 13. Preferred types of ravioli packing
Chart 14. Market structure by sale channels, by value
Chart 15. Consumption of different kinds of frozen food by citizens of cities with over-million population
Chart 16. Market shares of frozen meat semi-products manufacturers
Chart 17. Market shares of frozen meat semi-products manufacturers in St.-Petersburg, by value
Chart 18. Market shares of filled pancakes manufacturers
Chart 19. Market shares of filled pancakes manufacturers in Moscow, by value
Chart 20. Market shares of filled pancakes manufacturers in St.-Petersburg, by value
Chart 21. Market shares of filled pancakes manufacturers in 11 cities with over-million population, by value
Chart 22. Comparison of market shares of filled pancakes manufacturers in Moscow, St.-Petersburg, 11 cities with over-million population, 13 cities with over-million population, by value
Chart 23. Dynamics of the Russian market of quick-frozen vegetables, fruit, berries and mushrooms in 2004-2006, by volume
Chart 24. Structure of the Russian market of quick-frozen vegetables, fruit, berries and mushrooms in the year 2005, by volume
Chart 25. Consumption of different kinds of quick-frozen vegetables, fruit, berries and mushrooms by citizens of 6 largest Russian cities, by value
Chart 26. Popularity of frozen food by kinds in Russia, in % from the number of respondents
Chart 27. Market shares of manufacturers of quick-frozen vegetables, in %
Chart 28. Motives of choice of ravioli trademarks by consumers, who value naturalness, «meat» taste.
Chart 29. Socio-demographic profile of consumers, who value naturalness, «meat» taste in ravioli.
Chart 30. Estimation by consumers of naturalness, «meat» taste value in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 31. Perception map of the trademark Ot Palycha (Made by Palych).
Chart 32. Perception map of the trademark Lozhkaryov.
Chart 33. Motives of choice of ravioli trademarks by consumers– «conservatives».
Chart 34. Socio-demographic profile of ravioli consumers – «conservatives».
Chart 35. Estimation by consumers of customary value in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 36. Perception map of the trademark Ostankinskiye.
Chart 37. Perception map of the trademark Stolichniye and Sibirskiye, made by the company Shelf.
Chart 38. Motives of choice of ravioli trademarks by «suspicious» consumers.
Chart 39. Socio-demographic profile of «suspicious» ravioli consumers.
Chart 40. Estimation by consumers of reliability value in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 41. Perception map of the trademark 3 porosyonka (3 piglets).
Chart 42. Perception map of the trademark Mirital.
Chart 43. Estimation by consumers of rationality value in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 44. Perception map of the trademark Ot Ilyinoj (Made by Ilyina).
Chart 45. Perception map of the trademark Russky Hit (Russian Hit).
Chart 46. Estimation by consumers of «home-cooked taste» value in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 47. Estimation by consumers of novelty value and variety of tastes in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 48. Perception map of the trademark Daria.
Chart 49. Perception map of the trademark Sam Samych.
Chart 50. Estimation by consumers of «nostalgic» value in the most popular ravioli trademarks.
Chart 51. Motives of choice of rissoles trademarks by consumers– «conservatives».
Chart 52. Socio-demographic profile of consumers – «conservatives» (rissoles).
Chart 53. Estimation by consumers of customary value in the most popular rissoles trademarks.
Chart 54. Perception map of the trademark MLM.
Chart 55. Motives of choice of rissoles trademarks by consumers who value naturalness, «meat» taste.
Chart 56. Socio-demographic profile of consumers, who value naturalness, «meat» taste (rissoles).
Chart 57. Estimation by consumers of customary value in the most popular rissoles trademarks.
Chart 58. Motives of choice of rissoles trademarks by «suspicious» consumers.
Chart 59. Socio-demographic profile of «suspicious» consumers (rissoles).
Chart 60. Estimation by consumers of reliability value, value of being time-proved in the most popular rissoles trademarks.
Chart 61. Perception map of the trademark Daria.
Chart 62. Estimation by consumers of rationality value in the most popular rissoles trademarks.
Chart 63. Perception map of the trademark Russky Hit (Russian Hit).
Chart 64. Estimation by consumers of «home-cooked taste» value in the most popular rissoles trademarks.
Chart 65. Estimation by consumers of value of variety of tastes in the most popular rissoles trademarks.
Chart 66. Perception map of the trademark Bogatyrskiye (Epic Hero`).
Chart 67. Motives of choice of filled pancakes by consumers – «conservatives».
Chart 68. Socio-demographic profile of consumers – «conservatives» (filled pancakes).
Chart 69. Estimation by consumers of customary value in the most popular trademarks of filled pancakes.
Chart 70. Perception map of the trademark Morozko.
Chart 71. Perception map of the trademark Ostankinskiye.
Chart 72. Motives of choice of filled pancakes by consumers, who value naturalness of filling.
Chart 73. Socio-demographic profile of consumers, who value naturalness of filling (filled pancakes).
Chart 74. Estimation by consumers of value of filling naturalness in the most popular trademarks of filled pancakes.
Chart 75. Perception map of the trademark Masteritsa (Good Hand).
Chart 76. Perception map of the trademark Daria.
Chart 77. Estimation by consumers of value of «more filling» in the most popular trademarks of filled pancakes.
Chart 78. Perception map of the trademark Produkt ot Ilyinoj (Product made by Ilyina).
Chart 79. Estimation by consumers of value of variety of fillings in the most popular trademarks of filled pancakes.
Chart 80. Estimation by consumers of value of filling originality in the most popular trademarks of filled pancakes.
Chart 81. Sales volume of frozen food by the company Talosto
Chart 82. Pattern of sales of frozen food by the company Talosto, in groups
Chart 83. Structure of the production plant of the company Katchestvennye produkti (Quality products), by kinds of products
Chart 84. Turnover structure of the group of companies Bonduelle by types of trademarks, in 2003-2004.
Chart 85. Turnover structure of the group of companies Bonduelle by distribution channels, 2003-2004.
List of tables
Table 1. Knowledge of main Russian ravioli trademarks «without prompting»
Table 2. Segmentation of ravioli consumers by the major motivation.
Table 3. Description of the segment of ravioli consumers, who value naturalness, «meat» taste.
Table 4. Description of the segment of «conservative» consumers (ravioli).
Table 5. Description of the segment of «suspicious» consumers (ravioli).
Table 6. Description of the segment of «rational» consumers (ravioli).
Table 7. Description of the segment of consumers, «who like «home-cooked taste» (ravioli).
Table 8. Description of the segment of «experimenting» consumers (ravioli).
Table 9. Description of the segment of consumers – «nostalgics» (ravioli).
Table 10. Segmentation of consumers of rissoles by the major motivation.
Table 11. Description of the segment of «conservative» consumers (rissoles).
Table 12. Description of the segment of consumers, who value naturalness, «meat» taste (rissoles).
Table 13. Description of the segment of «suspicious» consumers (rissoles).
Table 14. Description of the segment of «rational» consumers (rissoles).
Table 15. Description of the segment of consumers – «who like «home-cooked taste» (rissoles).
Table 16. Description of the segment of «experimenting» consumers (rissoles).
Table 17. Segmentation of consumers of filled pancakes by the major motivation.
Table 18. Description of the segment of «conservative» consumers (filled pancakes).
Table 19. Description of the segment of consumers, who choose pancakes with more «natural» filling.
Table 20. Description of the segment of consumers who wish to have more filling in pancakes.
Table 21. Description of the segment of consumers who wish to buy pancakes with various filling.
Table 22. Description of the segment of consumers who wish to buy pancakes with more «original», various filling.
Table 23. History of the company Talosto
Table 24. Management in the company Talosto
Table 25. Sales volume of frozen food in the company Talosto by product categories
Table 26. Brands of the company Talosto in the frozen food market
Table 27. Popular Talosto brands in the frozen food market
Table 28. Knowledge which consumers possess about the most popular ravioli trademarks and consumption of these trademarks in Moscow.
Table 29. Knowledge which consumers possess about the most popular rissoles trademarks and consumption of these trademarks in Moscow.
Table 30. Knowledge which consumers possess about the most popular filled pancakes trademarks and consumption of these trademarks in Moscow.
Insertions
Insertion 1. When no brand is necessary
Insertion 2. Self-moulded leaders
Insertion 3. Preferences in flavors of inhabitants of different Russian regions
Insertion 4. Business is business
Insertion 5. Abramovich is tired of Daria
Insertion 6. In the ravioli semi-final
