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Summer Internship project undertaken at Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF) To Find Potential Outlets of AMUL Products in Jaipur” By Manish Runthla Roll No. 2747 PGDM-RM Corporate Guide : Faculty Guide : Mr. Ashok Mathur Dr. R.C. Mathur Branch Manager, Jaipur Faculty (FMS-IRM)

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Summer Internship projectundertaken at

Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF)

“To Find Potential Outlets of AMUL Products in Jaipur”

By Manish RunthlaRoll No. 2747PGDM-RM

Corporate Guide : Faculty Guide :Mr. Ashok Mathur Dr. R.C. MathurBranch Manager, Jaipur Faculty (FMS-IRM )

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Company profile

AMUL is an Indian dairy cooperative, based at Anand in the state of Gujarat, India.

The word AMUL is derived from the Sanskrit word “AMULYA” meaning

Invaluable. The cooperative is also referred to as Anand Milk Union Limited

(AMUL).

It was formed in 1946 , it is a brand managed by a cooperative body, the Gujarat Co-

operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd.(GCMMF) which today is jointly owned

by 3 million milk producers in Gujarat. It is a state level apex body of milk

cooperatives in Gujarat which aims to provide remunerative returns to the farmers

and also serve the interest of consumers by providing quality products which are

good value for money.

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THE AMUL

MODEL

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Objectives of study

To study the retail market and Find potential outlets for AMUL products in Jaipur

To determine the Market Presence of AMUL products with respect to its competitors in Jaipur area

To Identify Retailers those are not purchasing AMUL products from Authorized AMUL distributor in Jaipur

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Research MethodologyType of

Research

Exploratory

Type of collection data

Primary Data : Questionnaire,

Personal interaction & Observation

Secondary Data: AMUL Distributor, GCMMF Jaipur &

Internet

Presentation Tools

Table

Graphs

Pie charts

Method of Analysis

Percentage method

Universe

300 Retailers (By Census)

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Research Area Chand pole Badi chopadChoti chopad

Amer road and AMER

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LIMITATION OF STUDYWhile conducting this study, I faced some limitations which are enumerated below :

The Retail Outlets of AMUL were less so I faced difficulty analyzing the exact scenario against the competitors of AMUL.

Limited time available for interviewing the Respondents.

Some Retailers were not taking interest while Survey.

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Data Analysis

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Market coverage by AMUL

45%55%

Retailers selling AMUL

YesNo

Options Retailers Retailers (%)

Yes 134 45%

No 166 55%

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Cold storage facility for products

Options Retailers Retailers (%)

Yes 267 89%

No 33 11%

89%

11%

Cold storage facility

YesNo

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Source of getting AMUL products

70%

30%

From where do you get AMUL products

Distributersother retailers or wholesellers

Options Retailers Retailers (%)

Distributors 94 70%

Other Retailers or wholesalers

40 30%

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Further Retailer’s are divided into 3 parts :

1) Existing Retailers are those who getting AMUL Products from authorized AMUL distributor Existing retailers = 94

2) Those Existing Retailers who are buying AMUL Products from Other Wholesalers; retailers = 40

3) Other Retailer’s those who are selling Competitor’s Products; other retailers = 166

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Existing Retailers

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Kind of AMUL products selling

Options Retailers Retailers (%)Milk 7 5%Ice cream 13 10%Milk products 82 61%Milk & ice cream 15 11%Milk products & ice cream 7 5%

Other AMUL products 10 8%

Milk Ice cream Milk products Milk & ice cream Milk products & ice cream

other Amul products

0%

20%

40%

60%

5% 10%

61%

11% 5% 8%

AMUL Products

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Getting satisfied stock of AMUL products

Options Retailers Retailers (%)

Yes 84 63%

No 50 37%

63%

37%

Satisfied stock

YesNo

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How do you come to know about AMUL products ?

Options Retailers Retailers (%)Through distributors 5 4%

Through customers 5 4%

Through other retailers 10 7%

Advertisement 114 85%

4%4%7%

85%

Source of information about AMUL products

DistributorsCustomersOther retailersAdvertisement

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Shopper claim

Options Retailers Retailers (%)

Yes 19 14%

No 115 86%

14%

86%

Claim for damaged or expired

YesNo

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Distributor behavior with Retailers

Options Retailers Retailers (%)

Good 116 87%

Neutral 10 7%

Bad 8 6%

87%

7% 6%

Distributor - Retailer relation

GoodNeutralBad

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Qualiity Brand Availabilty Packaging Margin0%

10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%

100%

13% 10%

81%86%

48%

80%89%

6% 4%

42%

20%11%0.1

Very goodGoodBadVery bad

Options Very good Good Bad Very bad

Quality 12 76 6

Brand 9 81 4

Availability 45 40 9

Package 75 19

Margin 84 10

Feedback towards AMUL

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2) Existing Retailer buying AMUL from other wholesellers

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Organizing Distribution channel

Options Retailers Retailers (%)

Yes 25 63%

No 15 37%

63%

37%

Willing to sale AMUL from authorized Distributor

YesNo

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Approached by AMUL Distributors

Options Retailers Retailers (%)

Yes 10 25%

No 30 75%

25%

75%

Approached by AMUL Distributor

YesNo

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Approached by competitor Distributors

Options Retilers Retailers (%)

Yes 15 37%

No 25 63%

37.50%

62.50%

Approached by competitors

YesNo

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Other Retailers

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Selling of Dairy products

Options Answer Retailers (%)

SARAS 75 45%

Lotus 42 25%

Mother Dairy 33 20%

Others 16 10%

45%

25%

20%

10%

Sale of Dairy products

SarasLotusMother DairyOthers

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Sale of Ice cream

40%

27%

15%

12%

6%Ice cream

VadilalKwality wallsMother DairyCreambellOthers

Options No. of Retailers Percentage

Vadilal 66 40%

Kwality walls 45 27%

Mother Dairy 25 15%

Cream bell 20 12%

Others 10 6%

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Selling of Milk products

Options Retailers

Saras 100

Nestle 42

Mother Dairy 20

Others 4

Saras Nestle Mother Dairy Others0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

60%

25%12%

3%

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Past experience with AMUL

Yes No0%

10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%

22%

78%

Sold AMUL before

Options Retailers

Yes 36

No 130

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Reason from switching AMUL to other brand

45%

30%

11%

14%

Customer preferencePoor serviceLow marginNo replacement for damage

Options Answers

Customer preference 16

Poor service 11

Low margin 4

No replacement for damage 5

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Target Retailers

Yes No0%

10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%

25%

75%

Willing to sale AMUL products

Options Answer

Yes 41

No 125

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Reason behind selling AMUL products

50%

32%

10%8%

Increasing brand awareness

Good quality

High profit margin

Customer preference

Options Retailers

Increasing brand awareness 21

Good quality 13

High profit margin 4

Customer preference 3

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Findings SARAS is a market leader because 45% retailers giving main preference to SARAS fresh product and vadilal is most preferred ice cream brand with 40% market share.

Retailers were quite satisfied with the quality and brand of AMUL but they complained about non availability of products.

Milk products is the most popular products among AMUL products with 61% market share.

63% retailers willing to purchase product from AMUL distributor but AMUL distributor have approached to only 25% retailers.

86% of existing Retailer never got any of replacement or damage claim.

The main preference for selling AMUL product by the retailers is the Increasing brand awareness and Good quality.

55% retailers were not selling any of the AMUL products but 22% of them willingness to sale AMUL products.

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Suggestions

AMUL should give incentives, new scheme and more margins on the product to motivate the retailers to sale the AMUL product in the market

Introduction of various economic products may help AMUL to attract the existing and new retailers so AMUL should introduce new product line which can satisfy the retailers.

AMUL should initiate a better claim policy for damaged or expired products.

AMUL should keep a regular check on the Distributor and their supply system for ensuring a proper supply of products to retailers.

Suggestions & complaints made by retailers & consumers should be given due attention to provide maximum satisfaction. This could create an impression that AMUL cares for them.

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Conclusion AMUL is very big organization and market leader in dairy products. AMUL butter is the most popular product of AMUL, it has maximum market share among all AMUL products. AMUL milk and ice cream are not popular in the local market of Jaipur and retailers are not aware about AMUL chocolates. majority of the retailers are satisfied with the AMUL products because of its good quality and reputation. Some retailers are not satisfied with the AMUL products because of high price, lack of distributor services, their supply system and leakage etc. therefore, if slight modification in the marketing program such as dealers & outlets, promotion programmes, product lines etc., then company can be a strong market leader. With the help of research study, company can find out its weak points in its Milk and Ice cream and can increase its market share by rectifying mistakes. People have believed in AMUL‘s product and they will accept it if effective actions are taken.

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