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BOOM IN SINGAPORE CHICKA POP . TIN INSLEY H HASTIN INGS TANNER M MORRIS IS BROOKE P PETTY 10/04/2017 REAL. SIMPLE INGREDIENTS. NOTHING FAKE. 4 P Ps s A ANALYSIS IS PRODUC PR UCT: AUGMENTED Satisfaction Guarantee Safe


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BOOM

TIN INSLEY H HASTIN INGS TANNER M MORRIS IS BROOKE P PETTY

  • REAL. SIMPLE INGREDIENTS. NOTHING FAKE.

IN SINGAPORE

10/04/2017

CHICKA POP .

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4 P P’s ’s A ANALYSIS IS

CORE Functional: Satisfies Hunger Psychological: Peace of Mind Economic: Reasonable Price Social: Non-GMO = Trendy

Colorful Packaging Memorable Name Variety of Flavors Multiple Sizes Grab N’ Go Customer Service Safe Shopping Guarantee Satisfaction Guarantee Delivery ACTUAL AUGMENTED

PR PRODUC UCT:

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4 P P’s ’s A ANALYSIS IS

  • PRIC

ICE:

  • $3.61 for 7 oz. bag,
  • $4.99 for 6 snack pack of 0.6 oz. bags
  • PLACE:

:

  • Boomchickapop.com, Amazon, & retailer websites
  • Major grocery chains, health food stores, & some convenience stores
  • United States and Australia
  • PROMOTIO

ION:

  • Tagline = simply.deliciously.boom.
  • Social media (Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest)
  • Their current campaign is “Crush It.”
  • Seasonal influences
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SIN INGAPORE – COUNTRY O OVERVIE IEW

■ POPULATION: 5.8 Million –4th most densely populated –100% urbanized ■ LANGUAGES: –Mandarin –English ■ ETHNICITIES: –Chinese –Malay –Indian ■ ECONOMICS: –GDP per capita: $52,600 ■ POLITICAL: –Agriculture–Food & Veterinary Authority (AVA)

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■ RED, GREEN & YELLOW = Joy & harmony ■ FOOD – Malay Stir Fry – Chinese Noodles – Seafood – Sweet Snacks ■ KIASU = Fear of losing – Competition & winning ■ LEISURE: – Water sports – Beach Activities – Amusement Parks

SIN INGAPORE – CULTURAL O OVERVIE IEW

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U.S .S. IN . INDUSTRY ANALYSIS IS

■ $39.3 billion revenue – Snacks ■ $11.2 billion revenue - Salty ■ Meat snacks #1, Popcorn #2 ■ Increased consumer health concern ■ Growing industry for BFY snacks ■ Barriers: –Confusion about “healthy” –Affordability –Lack of flavor ■ Savory snacks = $100 Million industry ■ Growing market ■ Increased consumer health concern ■ Trending towards fruit and substitutes ■ Barriers – AVA – Advertising laws – Preference towards value product

GLOBAL M MARKET IN INDUSTRY A ANALYSIS IS

SNACK F FOODS SALTY S SNACKS BETTER F FOR Y YOU ( (BFY) S SNACKS

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GOLDEN DUCK COMPANY

1. Salted egg yolk potato crisps 2. Online, cafes, & 7Elevens 3. Gourmet yet affordable

BIENEN BARON

1. Stella popcorn 2. Online & in shopping malls 3. Healthy option (MSG & Gluten free)

COMPETIT ITIO ION A ANALYSIS IS

COMBE SNACKS

1. Sweet potato & rice crackers 2. All grocery & convenience stores 3. Lunchbox item

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STRENGTHS

  • Healthy, Non-GMO, Whole Grain

Snack

  • 15+ Flavor Options - online
  • 3-6 Flavor Option - in store
  • Creative/Memorable Packaging

WEAKNESSES

  • Few traditional advertisements- TVs,

Magazine, Billboards

  • No local "Singaporean" flavors
  • Popcorn = only product

OPPORTUNITIES

  • Singapore snack market forecasted

to grow by 28% by 2021 (ML)

  • Growing demand for healthy snacks
  • Singapore has a high GDP = more

disposable income THREATS

  • Longevity of present companies

Local regulations - AVA

  • Preference of sweet snacks over

savory.

  • Market saturation
  • Prioritization of health food

SWOT A ANALYSIS IS

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QUESTIONS?

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