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Hobart Saigon Trading Co Pty Ltd

Consulting Team Bach Ngoc Lan Anh - s3357525 Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao - s3131652 Nguyen Quang Thong - s3259052 Le Nguyen Minh Tram - s3619122 Luu Mong Van - s3373014

Outline

> Project Overview > Key Findings > Recommendations > Conclusion

Australia Tasmania

Lan-Anh

Project Overview

Hobart Saigon Trading Co Pty Ltd Exporting & importing between Australia & Vietnam Product: food and beverage High-quality, uniquely made in Tasmania Client’s request: Recommend marketing techniques to reach consumers & promote Tasmanian products → Tools: PEST Analysis, Porter’s Five Forces (secondary research, working experience application)

Lan-Anh

OUR FINDINGS

Problem 1: Limited / Unattractive labeling and packaging

> Customers are paying attention to the country of origin (Euromonitor International 2016).

> Rising trend of health-consciousness driving demand for healthy products. > High demand for speed, convenient and comfort products and services.

> Vietnamese family-oriented culture promotes dinner gather at home.

Findings

Van

Findings

Problem 2: Low consumer awareness of Tasmanian products

A variety of food companies → Fierce competition in food & beverage industry Low awareness of the region named Tasmania → Lack of trust in its products

Tram

OUR RECOMMENDATIONS

Recommendations

Diversifying product appearance by designing packaging and labeling

Supplier Picture Packaging

Shipping Mode Storage Condition

Salmon Huon Aquaculture

• Wholesale: 5kg each, banquet packs of both hot

and cold smoked fish (approximately 1kg/pack)

• Retailer: fillets and either sell as 2kg slice or cut

down to 170g portions Airfreight

2 – 40C

Beef SWIFT Abattoirs Wholesaler: by boxes (20kg boxes) Retailer: by pieces Airfreight

2 – 40C

Cheese Ashgrove Sizes of “rounds” for both wholesale and retail Airfreight

40C

Lamb SWIFT Abattoirs Wholesaler: by boxes (20kg boxes) Retailer: by pieces Airfreight

2 – 40C

Wine Brown Brothers Wholesaler: by case Retailer: by bottle Airfreight

40C

Thong

Recommendations

Building brand awareness through appropriate brand positioning

> Understanding Customers Insight: High Income, Seeking for upscale lifestyle, Health Conscious > Choosing appropriate positioning ‘The authentic Tasmanian grocery for your exquisite lifestyle’ Thao

Recommendations

Developing Marketing Communication Plan to reach target customers

> Traditional advertising - Print Ads (Magazines) / Point of Sales Materials > Digital advertising - Social networks (Facebook, Instagram etc.) > Public relations - KOL seedings (Online Forum) Thao

Communication Channels Timeline

Thao

Conclusion

→ Diversifying product appearance by designing packaging & labeling → Brand Positioning & Marketing Communication Plan

• Limited / Unattractive

packaging & labeling

• Low consumer awareness

Lan-Anh

References

AmCham Vietnam 2013, ‘Vietnam’s middle class set to double by 2020: BCG’, AmCham Vietnam, viewed 21 August 2017, <http://www.amchamvietnam.com/vietnams-middle-class-set-to-double-by-2020-bcg/> Australia Trade and Investment Commission, n.d., ‘Food And Beverage To Vietnam’, Australia Trade and Investment Commission, viewed 21 August 2017, <https://www.austrade.gov.au/Australian/Export/Exportmarkets/Countries/Vietnam/Industries/food-and-beverage> Euromonitor International 2016, ‘Vietnam: Country Profile’, Euromonitor International, viewed 21 August 2017, <http://www.euromonitor.com/vietnam-country-profile/report> Hong, A 2016, ‘World Bank: Vietnam able to reach US$18,000 annual income by 2035’, VnExpress International, viewed 21 August 2017, <http://e.vnexpress.net/news/business/economy/world-bank-vietnam-able-to-reach-us-18-000-annual-income-by-2035-3361956.html> Meyer, K.E. and Nguyen, H.V., 2005. Foreign investment strategies and sub‐national institutions in emerging markets: Evidence from

• Vietnam. Journal of management studies, 42(1), pp.63-93.

Nielsen 2010, ‘Vietnam Is Heating Up’, The Nielsen Company, viewed 21 August 2017, <http://www.nielsen.com/content/dam/corporate/t3/vietnam/reports/Nielsen_PFM%20Presentation_English.pdf> The Telegraph (2017), ‘How The Internet Of Things Is Changing The Retail Landscape’, The Telegraph, viewed 21 August 2017, <http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/digital-leaders/horizons/how-internet-of-things-is-changing-retail-landscape/> Vidot, A 2015, ‘Vietnam Closes Door On Australian Fruit And Vegetables’, ABC News, viewed 21 August 2017, < http://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2015-01-05/vietnam-ban-in-force/6000770>