Responding to changing customer requirements: the drive towards Wellness.

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Responding to changing customer requirements: the drive towards Wellness

LEARNING OUTCOMES FOR THIS LESSON Know that increasing numbers of people want healthier foods. Understand how and why market focused companies (e.g. Nestlé) respond to such developments. Know about Nestlé: its size, its products and its worldwide reputation.

Consumer research shows that people are looking to adopt healthier lifestyles. Newspapers and television channels bombard about the benefits of healthier living. Governments, in order to ease the burden on public health services, are also reinforcing these messages. As a result, many people are taking positive steps to lead healthier lives. Nestlé is the world's biggest food and beverage company and produces a wide range of products. INTRODUCTION

RESPONDING TO MARKET RESEARCH Nestlé is continually monitoring customer requirements through market research. Market research helps the company to keep in touch with an ever changing environment in which social attitudes and buying patterns are continually shifting.

Market research takes two main forms: –Qualitative research. This involves setting up small focus groups of consumers who express their ideas and opinions about their needs and views on different products. –Quantitative research. Whereas qualitative research involves only relatively few people, quantitative research involves much bigger numbers.

Using this market-led approach, Nestlé introduced and developed its Sveltesse ('slimness' or 'elegance' in French) range. The range began with yoghurts and dairy products and globally now includes bottled water, ice cream, cereal bars and frozen prepared meals. In developing Sveltesse, the emphasis is concentrating on an appealing taste combined with a low or no fat, low calorie option. RESPONDING TO MARKET CHANGE

CONCLUSION Consumer interest in the nutritional quality and health impact of foods has probably never been greater and for good reason. Nestlé is one of the world's leading food companies and intends to remain so. Its commitment to high quality market research ensures that it remains fully aware of changes in consumer behaviour and consumer tastes.

ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING OUTCOMES How well do you know that increasing numbers of people want healthier foods? How well do you understand how and why market focused companies (e.g. Nestlé) respond to such developments? How well do you know about Nestlé: its size, its products and its worldwide reputation?