44% of people had tried Nescafe in 1988, which was 10% higher than 10 years ago. Users who rated themselves heavy users increased 7% from 10 years ago.
3. How do Italian consumers buy coffee? Italian consumers bought coffee from Food Channels: supermarkets, small stores, and street vendors. Coffee houses, restaurants, hotels, and vending machines. Coffee roster coffee-house. By 1988, 4 million Italian households made coffee at home with espresso machines. People believed that the coffee made in coffee house was better than that made at home. Why do they buy Nescafe? Nescafe was easier to prepare than normal coffee. Nescafe has less caffeine than normal coffee. They like Nescafe’s less aggressive image.
4. What strategic options could grow the Nescafe brand in Italy? Focus on older consumers. Extend product line to milk modifier to fit in the healthy trends. Target younger generation and position Nescafe as an international coffee beverage. Make more marketing efforts on CHR segment.
5. Nescafe is positioned as a new