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Clover Valley Dairy Case Study

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In response to your concerns of the possible conducting Research Market Testing on multipack holders to hold six, 6 oz. cups of Clover Valley Yogurt together. If we choose to invest in conducting Market Research, it will support the decision of whether continuation of investing, producing, and marketing the multipack yogurts will be a profitable, and a permanent addition to the Clover Valley Dairy Company product line.
First, our main focus should be to maintain making a profit while keeping our costs to a minimum. The research should be conducted with target consumers in mind. This will help us understand, document, and analyze the spectrum on why they choose to purchase one container over another; why and what made the final decision …show more content…

What timeframe are we looking at to believe that our results or our conclusion to the research is solid enough to consider the marketing of the yogurt? In order to come up with a conclusion we would need to look at why this would succeed and why it would fail. In order to appease the consumer, which overall is our number one goal, we need to think of why they would prefer one product over the other, and in what aspect we can change, improve, or try to make it available to everyone. This Research on the markets demands will come directly from the consumer, based upon their product purchase preferences, and the customer’s opinion on which size yogurt they would prefer to purchase, and why they did not choose the other …show more content…

We need to look back through the history of the company. In June 1977, our 8 oz. cup was decreased to a 6 oz. cup. The new smaller size, cup sales went from 5,814 units in May 1977, jumping to 12,726 units in June 1977; over double. This make sense due to consumers wanting freshness when consuming yogurt and convenience when purchasing and transporting. The larger containers just don’t have either of those for the everyday consumer. This alone, is proof enough that our customers do find the smaller, more convenient 6 oz. size cup container more desirable. This was a great move because not only did the purchase of the units go up but, in comparison, the 8 oz. product (including components and product) to the 6 oz. cup is more expensive. The 6 oz. cup, although cost us more to produce and manufacture, it was worth the investment for the overall spike in

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