Chitale Bandhu Mithaiwale – Creating Sweet Memories through Continuous Innovation
Code : MM0085
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Region : Asia |
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Abstract: In 1950, ChitaleBandhuMithaiwale, a small family-owned sweet and savory snacks shop, was founded in Pune, India. In 2020, the fourth-generation members of the owner’s family ran the business but the small local shop had become a prominent brand in India and abroad. In the highly competitive Indian sweets market, where many powerful Indian and international players were present, the brand was successful due to its focus on product quality and product innovation, efficient supply chain management, and process automation. The company had chalked out an ambitious growth plan for the future too. This case study chronicles the growth of the company, pinpoints its success factors, and analyzes its present growth strategy with respect to its business environment. |
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Keywords : Family managed business, marketing mix, business environment, strategy, marketing strategy, innovation, product innovation, process automation, quality management
Contents :
» INTRODUCTION
» INDIAN SWEETS AND SNACKS MARKET
» CHITALE GROUP’S DIFFERENT BUSINESS VERTICALS
» CHITALE BANDHU’S BUSINESS MODEL
» PRODUCT INNOVATION
» PROCESS AUTOMATION AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT
» BRAND COMMUNICATION
» SUPPLY CHAIN AND DISTRIBUTION
» ROAD AHEAD FOR CHITALE BANDHU
» EXHIBITS
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