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An international food-ingredients leader learned which segments to prioritise, and how to position and package for them
An international leader in food ingredients wanted to know where in India to focus.
We dissected the market by segment and application, mapped drivers, opportunities and challenges, and profiled the key players, their offerings, operations and distribution.
The client used the work to prioritise segments and to shape positioning, channel partnerships and even packaging.
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- The question
- Which market segments and applications should a food-ingredients company prioritise in India?
- Approach
- Market dissection by segment and application; driver, opportunity and competitor mapping
- Where
- India
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