Aquafina Essays

  • Aquafina by Pepsi

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    Pepsi's Aquafina Water Nears Full US Distribution Pepsi's Aquafina "mainstream" bottled water nears completion of national rollout. Brand is now in "about 75%" of Pepsi US system, according to Pepsi senior marketing manager Katie Lacey. Purified, non-spring-sourced Aquafina produced at 11 sites in US: 8 COBO plus 3 co-ops. Sold in 20-oz Pepsi swirl plus 1-liter and 1.5-liter proprietary PET bottles similar to swirl; also 20-oz 6-packs. Market share. In IRI convenience/gas channel data for bottled

  • Marketing Strategy for Aquafina

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    Marketing Strategy for Aquafina Executive Summary The goal of this marketing plan is to outline the strategies, tactics, and programs that will make the sales goals outlined in the AQUAFINA business plan a reality in the year 2008. AQUAFINA is the answer to an increasing demand. Marketing will play a vital role in the success of AQUAFINA. AQUAFINA must build a brand around the services it offers by heavily promoting itself through local television, radio, and print advertising. Marketing

  • The Aquafina Commercial

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    multiple ways to catch the interests of buyers. With the multiple ways of catching the buyer's interests, the most effective ways are Humor and Story. In commercials, humor is the most effective hook for catching the eye of the buyer’s. The Aquafina commercial, started out as the movie trailer for the animation pixar company

  • Case Study Of Aquafina

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    Dasani bottled water is one of the major consumer product that has been struggling in the markets. After the launch of the product owned by Coca cola, it has been unable to stand strong in the market competition against Pepsi’s bottle water named Aquafina. Aquafina bottled water has been a success and enjoyed through-out the

  • Take A Trip To A Department Store Case Study

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    Haagen-Dazs vs Ben and Jerry’s ice cream, Aquafina vs. Dasani water, Michelin vs. Goodyear tires, Holiday Inn vs. Comfort Inn motels, Heineken vs. Michelob beer, and Budweiser vs. Miller beer could be used. Aquafina vs. Dasani water Aquafina Dasani water Memorability Aquafina is more memorable than Dasani Water because of its attractive name that’s Aqua means clear water which is very attractive . Dasani didn’t have that much recognition as compare to Aquafina because people can’t find any relation

  • Economics - Product Pricing & Costs

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    workshops. Bottled water, once considered the refreshment of the affluent, has become the liquid icon of today's active, health-conscious consumer (Lambert, 1991). Aquafina, a Pepsi product, introduced itself in Wichita, Kansas in 1994, and reached national distribution in 1997. According to Aquafina's website, since its debut, Aquafina has won over consumers with its great taste and purity. In 2003, they were the best-selling brand of bottled water. Bottled water emerged as the second largest commercial

  • The Bottled Water Industry

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    positioning these fortified water as something better than water. It's just like water but with better attributes, and provides more than what water does. Aquafina Essentials is touted as "enhanced water", and the label on Propel, a new product from Gatorade describes the clear beverage as "fitness water." While Propel is targeting towards athletes, Aquafina Essentials is targeting those who are very health conscious.

  • Bestwater Brand By Taste: Best Water Brand By Taste

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    Best Water Brand By Taste Introduction: While we do not have access to any H2O factories, we made three colleagues who indiscriminately tasted 3 of the main bottled water brands: Aquafina, Dasani, and Pure Life. (Sprite and pretzels were used to help keep the taste, clear.) Bottled Water overall is a huge matter for many numerous reasons. Producing bottled water expends an immeasurable aggregate of oil annually, which could fuel a copious amount of cars per year. Furthermore, this does not incorporate

  • Evian Bottled Water In The USA

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    make purchase decisions based solely on price. Evian ‘s average cost per case is about 80% higher than that of Aquafina and Dasani because of the additional handling and transportation costs of bottling water from Evian’s French/Swiss Alps glacier source. Because purified water is cheaper than imported glacial spring water, consumers in the U.S. prefer purified water brands like Aquafina and Dasani. 2. In evaluating Danone’s strategy for gaining U.S. market share, present the positives and negatives

  • Pepsico Case Analysis

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    With that being said, knowing the routes products take in getting from point A to point B requires a planning process with the ability to create practical shipment arrangements by consolidating orders to optimal shipping volumes by also taking into consideration the variety of trucks, the number of stops in routes, and the potential for outside restrictions according to the Supply Chain Digest (Web, 2014). With most companies that process shipping trucks, drivers spend valuable time waiting for

  • Saving the Marine Life

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    Title Review of Literature Of all the debris on the ocean’s surface 90% is plastic. That is 46,000 pieces of plastic for square mile (Bowermaster, 2012, {online}). The plastic in the ocean is eaten by marine life and is harmful to them. Learning more about which plastics are the most environmental friendly can help save marine life. Plastic is found almost everywhere, some example plastic bags, bottles, razors, shampoo bottles, and much more. “To humans, these are items of comfort, if not necessity

  • Case Study Of Pepsico

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    1.What is the mission of the organization? Mission And Methods::::: PepsiCo's mission listed on their website said as follows: "Our mission is to be the world's premier consumer products company focused on convient foods and beverages. We seek to produce finanical rewards to investors, business partners, and communities in which we operate. And in everything we do, we strive for honesty, fairness, and intergrity." Their mission is done through programs with environmental care, activities that aid

  • Persuasive Essay On Bottled Water

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    Bottled water advertising is always alarming consumers how spoiled and dirty tap water actually is, as well as contains a lot of bacteria. Furthermore, these advertisements often fraud their consumers by saying their water is taken from mountain springs, and it is completely salutary for their health. Unfortunately, the use of bottled water is not only expensive but also harmful to health as well as the surrounding environment; however, there are some solutions to overcome these problems. Many

  • Persuasive Essay On Coke Vs Pepsi

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    Coke continuously out-stands Pepsi, even though they share a very similar taste and colour, however Coke should not be the drink that receives all the love and attention for what it offers. Despite their similar soda colour, the drinks actually contain some different ingredients, which produce a different taste, and affect the body differently. Furthermore, the way the companies markets their drinks makes a huge contribution to how successful their products will become. The major element for success

  • Pepsi Co

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    PepsiCo has been producing a wide variety of beverages and snack foods since its founding in the late 1890’s as a soft-drink company named Pepsi-Cola. PepsiCo is not just soda pop. Since Pepsi-Cola’s merger with Frito Lay in 1965, PepsiCo has strived to offer quality snack and beverage products worldwide. The snack and beverage market is more diversified and plentiful than ever. There are a plethora of choices one can make, from the tried and true to new, exotic and adventurous tastes for anyone

  • Critical Analysis Of Pepsi

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    behind the Coca-Cola company. Its soft drink brands include Pepsi, Mountain Dew, their diet alternatives, as well as Mug Root Beer and Sierra Mist. Soda pop is not the company 's only beverage either: Pepsi also sells Tropicana orange juice, SoBe Tea. Aquafina water as well as Gatorade sports drink. The company owns Frito-Lay, the world 's #1 snack maker aswell with it’s brands including those such as Lay 's, Ruffles, Doritos, and Cheetos. PepsiCo’s Quaker Foods unit makes breakfast cereals such as Life

  • Cynthia Barnett And Selling Bottled Water

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    As a sub-claim, Barnett and Gleick illustrate how marketing and false advertising play a major role in the creation of the grandiose image of bottled water. As a ground Barnett states, how “Aquafina” gets their water from the Detroit River”, however places “snow-capped mountain peaks” on its labels, while “Everest Water” comes from “Corpus Christi, not Mt. Everest”, and “Glacier Clear Water” is actually “tap water from Greeneville, Tennessee”

  • Price Taker Case Study

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    1. What is a price taker? Discuss the assumptions that are made in order to obtain the perfectly competitive model. --Answer below: Our book defines a price taker as a perfectly competitive firm that must take the price of its product as given because the firm cannot influence its price (Miller). This is like having 3 soda machines with the exact same soda in them just with a different label, on machine has it for a dollar each another has it for 1.50 and the last has it for 2.00. Everybody knows

  • Persuasive Essay On Plastic Water Bottles

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    Water Bottle Persuasive Plastic water bottles have been the new trend in ECMS lately. But are they worth the costs? No not in my opinion. One time use plastic water bottles should not be allowed at ECMS. Plastic water bottles are unnecessarily expensive, negative to the environment, and not very healthy for our bodies. Why should we waste our money constantly buying water bottles when you could buy a reusable one that could last for years. In average, bottled water cost around $1.21 per gallon

  • Pepsi Case Study

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    Pepsi Co In the early 1890s, a pharmacist named Caleb Bradham concocted a recipe dubbed “Brad’s Drink” consisting of sugars, carbonated water, rare oils, and a caffeine containing nut called kola. In 1898 the drink was named Pepsi-Cola, incorporated in North Carolina by 1902 and the formula patented by 1903. After two decades of expanding business, Pepsi-Cola declared for bankruptcy and was sold to Roy Megargel forming the Pepsi-Cola Corporation. Less than a decade later Pepsi-Cola declared bankruptcy