Vadilal Summer Project PDF
Vadilal Summer Project PDF
Vadilal Summer Project PDF
Project Report
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Submitted To:
Information Technology,
UkaTarsadia University
Submitted By:
RAVI SANGANI
TYBBA
15BBA 106
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Acknowledgement:
Last but not least, I thank all those who have helped me directly or indirectly during
the course of this project.
RAVIKUMAR SANGANI
15 BBA 106
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Declaration
Date:
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INDEX
Page
Ch. No Topic
No
1 Introduction 1
2 Review of Literature 13
3 Research Objectives 17
4 Research Methodology 18
5 Data Analysis 20
6 Findings 60
7 Conclusions 61
8 Recommendation 62
9 Reference 63
10 Appendix 65
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INTRODUCTION OF TOPIC
Brand image is the current view of the customers about a brand. It can be defined as
a unique bundle of associations within the minds of target customers. It signifies
what the brand presently stands for. It is a set of beliefs held about a specific brand.
In short, it is nothing but the consumers’ perception about the product. It is the
manner in which a specific brand is positioned in the market.
Brand image conveys emotional value and not just a mental image. Brand image is
nothing but an organization’s character. It is an accumulation of contact and
observation by people external to an organization. It should highlight an
organization’s mission and vision to all. The main elements of positive brand image
are- unique logo reflecting organization’s image, slogan describing organization’s
business in brief and brand identifier supporting the key values.
Brand image has not to be created, but is automatically formed. The brand image
includes products' appeal, ease of use, functionality, fame, and overall value. Brand
image is actually brand content. When the consumers purchase the product, they are
also purchasing it’s image. Brand image is the objective and mental feedback of the
consumers when they purchase a product. Positive brand image is exceeding the
customers expectations. Positive brand image enhances the goodwill and brand
value of an organization.
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History of Ice Cream
Ice-cream has a very long history about its origin and manufacturing in the
international market. Ice-cream, way back in 1670, a Sicilian, named Francisco
procopia, opened a cafe in Paris (France) and began to sell ice's & squashes and this
is how the life of ice cream began.
In India, the ice-creams become popular and famous of the end of 18 century. Than
the ice-cream were made at homes from pure cow/buffalo milk's and ice-cream
machine had been developed for home use. It is comprised of a wooden bucket with
a metal (aluminum) jar and a chummier and handle. The ice-cream made at aroma.
Though not so smooth as what we have got today, but it was delicious and yummy.
Today, the story is totally different. We have large number of mega companies,
manufacturing ice-creams in astonishing verities of flavors’, colour & shapes,
maintaining the quality.
Ice-cream is one of the most important part of FMCG sector. It comes under Food
and Beverage segment. The total market value of Ice cream trade in India is more
than Rs.2000 crore.
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The ice cream industry in India is worth Rs. 2000 crores.
The industry can be divided into the branded market and the unbranded market.
The branded market at present is 100 million liters per annum valued at Rs. 800
crores.
In 2008-09, in the branded ice cream market, Amul held the number one spot, with
a market share or 38%, followed by Kwality Walls at 14%, Vadilal at 12% and
Mother Diary at 8%
The per capita consumption of ice cream in India is approximately 300 ml, as
against the world average of 2.3 liters per annum
FACTORIES
2. Pundhra, Gandhinagar
3. Dharampur, Valsad
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DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY
Logo Slogan
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HISTORY OF VADILAL ICE CREAM
Vadilal Industries has come a long way since its inception in 1907, when Vadilal
Gandhi, the great-grand father of Virendra R. Gandhi, Rajesh R. Gandhi and
Devanshu L. Gandhi, started a soda fountain. He passed on the business to his son,
Ranchod Lal, who ran a one-man operation, and, with a hand cranked machine,
started a small retail outlet in 1926. Eventually, Ranchod Lal's sons, Ramchandra
and Lakshman, in herited the business and they were instrumental in giving
a new direction to the company. The duo imparted a new vision to the venture and
infused a spirit of calculated risk-taking into the firm. As a result, by the 1970s, the
Vadilal Company had already evolved into a modern corporate entity.
Vadilal Industries has extensive reach. A major success factor has been its ability to
cater to different market segments through multiple product ranges. Vadilal has
range of ice creams in the country with 150 plus flavours and they are sold in a
variety of more than 250 packs and forms. The range includes cones, candies, bars,
ice-lollies, small cups, big cups, family packs, and economy packs. It offers
something for all tastes, preferences and pockets.
Vadilal has a core team of in-house "ice-cream experts" who taste 15-20 products a
day. It has 50,000 dealers across India and 250 Vadilal Parlors, most franchisee
outlets. Vadilal Industries also entered the processed foods industry in the early
1990s and is today one of the largest players in India.
The company‘s national ice cream market share would have been even higher but
for the fact that it does not operate in major consuming regions like Maharashtra and
the four southern states as these are covered by another faction of the Vadilal family.
Vadilal has been graded with a two star grading status by the Government of India.
The company has also been awarded certification for excellence in export
performance by APEDA. It has also been certified by the Export Inspection Agency
-Government of India. The products at Vadilal are endorsed by ISO 9001:2008,
ISO22000:2005, a BRC certified unit, HACCP certified and an INTERTEK certified
unit, confirming requirements of Global Standards for food safety. Some of the
strategic marketing, branding and PR activities carried out by Vadilal include
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participating in the national level exhibition, ATL and BTL activities. Carrying out
these activities has increased the brand recall value of the company.
PESTEL ANALYSIS
POLITICAL :
ECONOMIC :
SOCIAL :
The social factors influence most for any organization situated in India. India
combines of different types of cultures and languages so the concurrent effect is
different types of lifestyle and food habits. Education level is also increasing in
India; the demographic composition of India is also a n important factor in social
environment. It helps in growing the market.
TECNOLIGICAL :
More automation technologies are now available for businesses. The GPS tracking
solution has solved the delivery dilemma for Vadilal and lowered product rejection.
The operational efficiency has improved as detention and delivery delays have been
substantially minimized.
ENVIRONMENTAL :
The product is not made out of any unnatural composition. The base of every
product of Vadilal, which is not at all harmful for the environment. So there are no
threats for the co-operative society in respect of environmental factors.
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LEGAL :
The legal factors which work as opportunity for Vadilal are PFA act, Trademarks,
Industrial Development & Regulation Act.
SWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGTH :
Refrigeration equipment and retail freezer are sourced from world leaders in
technology so as to deliver quality product to the consumers. Vadilal production
capacity of 1 lakh lit/day.
WEAKNESS :
Vadilal major weakness is a Less Media advertisement compare to other
company.
OPPORTUNITY :
Due to new economic policies and liberalization more multinational companies are
expected to enter into the Indian market these MNCs will have to start everything
from a stretch starting from consumer awareness. Vadilal in this prospective has an
upper hand and can utilize its time more on market penetration and development.
THREAT :
Threat from the existing competitors as well as local ice cream brands and Change
in government policies.
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GENERAL INFORMATION OF VADILAL D.K SCOOP SHOP
Detail
E-mail k.mavani@ymail.com
Vadilal D.K Scoop Shop was started in year 2015 and it was a partnership firm.
They are a two Partner Dharmesh Mavani and Kishan Mavani. The Shop Started a
Varachha Surat and the present time strength of the employees is a 2.
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PRODUCT OF D.K SCOOP SHOP
Cup
Product of
Vadilal
Party
Cone
packs
Family
Candies
pack
TYPES FLAVOURS
CUP Vanilla
Chocolate Chips
Rajbhog
Butter Scotch
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Kaju Draksh
Strawberry
Pineapples
Sitafal
Ripe Strawberry
Frozen Dessert
Kool Gulab
Snowy
Chocolate Drip
Strawberry
Strawberry Magic
Mango Magic
Matka Kulfi
Sajan Sajani
Chocolate Chips
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2 in 1
Real Mango
Strawberry
Kaju Draksh
Badam Pista
Kesar Pista
Chocolate Chocobar
Kaju Candy
Raspberry Dolly
Orange
Strawberry
Kaju Draksh
Rajbhog
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REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Keller (1999) defines brand image as, “the perceptions about as reflected by the
brand associations held in consumer memory.” Brand associations are divided into
attributes, benefits and attitudes.
Ehsan, (2013) studied developing brand awareness and brand loyalty is a need of
time. Managers all over the world should actively promote and improve the brand
awareness and brand loyalty of the customer to enhance their purchase intention.
These efforts are more likely to be faithful if these practices are accompanied by
communication about the brand to the targeted customers. There is a need to focus
on brand awareness and brand loyalty to increase the purchase intentions for their
brand image.
Hubanic & Hubanic, (2009) Brand image is the interpretation of the customers
about all the indications from products, services, and communication of brand.
Davies et al (2003) aimed that the strong brand image, whether the product is
ordinary product that customer already know the use of the product will make
customer satisfied. A company that produce product and services, and is already
known by the public or customers will get a positive feedback from the customer
because they already know about those products or services. Also the company
will gain profit or better income than the other, and this condition will increase the
company performance.
Wang chin Mel, (2012) studied that the corporate brand image significantly
effects customer satisfaction and customer loyalty, and customer satisfaction has
strong impact on customer loyalty.
Sharif Menon (2011) India is lucky to have international brands, but the Indian
consumer is very choosy in selecting the brands and especially in the consumable
sector. The research brings out the importance of taste which is an essential
factor for the success of a brand.
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Levy,(2008) customers’ perception of brand is formed by association of some
ideas and pictures and their knowledge of a brand and a positive and popular
image can be the influential point to affect the customer’s perception of brand.
Keller (1993) The brand name is a commonly used cue to simplify the evaluation
of a product or service. Using a familiar word as a name is advantageous because
it is easy to recall but using a distinctive word is easier to recognize.
Wayne D. Hoyer and Steven P. Brown, (1990) when quality differences exist
among competing brands, consumers may "pay a price" for employing simple
choice heuristics such as brand awareness in the interest of economizing time and
effort.
Horsky and Simon (1983) and Krishnan and Jain (2006) the process of
growth, diffusion and erosion of products‟ sales arises as a result of the interaction
between consumers, and firm‟s behavior, although the demand side plays a
crucial role to explain the initial evolution of the sales. In durable markets the
initial growth of new products‟ sales is usually attributed to consumers becoming
informed about the existence of the new product. It means a consumer awareness
process where the proportion of consumers aware of the new product increases
overtime.
Keller (1993) argued that “brand recognition may be more important to the extent
that product decisions are made in the store”. Customer-based brand equity occurs
when the consumer has a high level of awareness and familiarity with the brand
and holds some strong, favorable, and unique brand associations in memory.
Gil, Andres and Salinas (2007) The effects of the information provided by the
family are higher than those of the marketing variables studied. Results also show
that brand loyalty is much closer to the concept of overall brand equity than brand
awareness – associations and perceived quality.
Nandagopal and Chinnaiyan (2003) studied that the level of awareness among
the rural consumers about the brand of ice cream was high which was indicated by
the mode of purchase of the ice cream by “Brand Name”. The major source of
brand awareness was word of mouth followed by advertisements, family
members, relatives and friends.
FINDING
Brand Image a satisfies a need of the consumer. consumers memory and can be
reflected by how well the consumers can identify the brand under various
conditions and brand image means what a consumer feelings, ideas and emotions
about your brand. The major source of brand Image was word of mouth followed
by advertisements, family members, relatives and friends. Brand awareness and
brand image also depend product quality, different flavors and price.
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OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
To find out the brand image of Vadilal d.k scoop shop ice-cream.
Effect to demographic factor in brand image.
To find out customers which flavour prefer most of Vadilal ice-cream.
METHODOLOGY
Research Instrument
Questionnaire is used for the purpose of data collection as the research instrument.
Sample Size
Research Design
Sampling Technique
Non-Probability Sampling
DATA COLLETION
For the preparation of the project both types of data are used.
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DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
1. Which Ice Cream brand you prefer the most?
Statistics
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 40 per cent respondent are prefer a Vadilal ice cream and 23.5
percent are prefer Amul Ice cream. By doing the analysis the Mean for “Which Ice
Cream brand you prefer the most?”is 2.83.
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2. How do you know about Vadilal brand?
Statistics
How do you know about Vadilal
brand?
Percent
Valid 200
N Advertisement 55.0
Missing 0
Family 24.5
Mean 1.7450
Valid Friends 11.5
Median 1.0000
Internet 9.0
Mode 1.00
Std. Deviation .98224 Total 100.0
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 55 per cent respondent are know about vadilal ice cream
through advertisement and 24.5 percent are know about Vadilal Ice cream through
reference of family. By doing the analysis the Mean for “How do you know about
Vadilal brand?”is 1.74.
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3. Which flavor do you prefer the most of Vadilal ice-cream?
Statistics
Which flavor do you prefer the
most of Vadilal ice-cream?
Valid 200
N Percent
Missing 0
Chocolate 29.0
Mean 2.1600
Median 2.0000 Vanilla 34.0
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 34 per cent respondent are prefer the venilla ice cream flavor
and 29 percent are prefer the chocolate and strawberry flavor. By doing the analysis
the Mean for “Which flavor do you prefer the most of Vadilal ice-cream?”is 2.16.
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4. If you like Vadilal ice-creams, how long you have been buying it?
Statistics
If you like Vadilal ice-creams,
how long you have been buying
it?
Percent
Valid 200
N ones a week 10.5
Missing 0
Mean 3.1400 2 week 19.5
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 54.5 per cent respondent are buying ice cream less than once
in a month and 19.5 percent are buying ice cream twice in a week. By doing the analysis
the Mean for “If you like Vadilal ice-creams, how long you have been buying it?”is
3.14.
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5. Vadilal logo is easy to recognize.
Statistics
Vadilal logo is easy to
Percent
recognize.
Strongly
Valid 200 71.0
N Agree
Missing 0
Agree 26.0
Mean 1.3250 Valid
Neutral 2.5
Median 1.0000
Disagree .5
Mode 1.00
Std. Deviation .54852 Total 100.0
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 71 per cent respondent are strongly agree. Secondly preferred
are agree 26 per cent respondent. By doing the analysis the Mean for “Vadilal logo is
easy to recognize.” is 1.32.
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6. Vadilal name is easy to pronounce.
Statistics
Vadilal name is easy to
pronounce. Percent
Valid 200 Strongly
N 72.5
Missing 0 Agree
Mean 1.2950 Agree 25.5
Valid
Median 1.0000
Neutral 2.0
Mode 1.00
Total 100.0
Std. Deviation .49922
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 72.5 per cent respondent are strongly agree. Secondly
preferred are agree 25.5 per cent respondent. By doing the analysis the Mean for
“Vadilal name is easy to pronounce.” is 1.29.
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7. I trust Vadilal product Quality.
Statistics
Percent
I trust vadilal product Quality.
Strongly
Valid 200 53.5
N Agree
Missing 0
Agree 31.0
Mean 1.6450
Valid Neutral 13.0
Median 1.0000
Mode 1.00 Disagree 2.5
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 53.5 per cent respondent are strongly agree. Secondly
preferred are agree 31 per cent respondent. By doing the analysis the Mean for “I trust
vadilal product Quality.” is 1.64.
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8. I am agree that price quality is appropriate in respect to Vadilal ice cream quality.
Statistics
I am agree that price quality is Percent
appropriate in respect to vadilal Strongly Agree 23.5
ice cream quality.
Agree 55.5
Valid 200
N Neutral 16.0
Missing 0
Valid Disagree 4.5
Mean 2.0300
Strongly
Median 2.0000 .5
Disagre
Mode 2.00
Std. Deviation .78880 Total 100.0
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 55.5 per cent respondent are agree. Secondly preferred are
strongly agree 23.5 per cent respondent. By doing the analysis the Mean for “1 am
agree that price quality is appropriate in respect to vadilal ice cream quality.” is 2.03.
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9. This brand is familiar brand.
Statistics
This brand is familiar brand. Percent
Valid 200 Strongly Agree 28.5
N
Missing 0 Agree 46.0
Mean 2.0500 Neutral 19.5
Valid
Median 2.0000 Disagree 4.0
Mode 2.00
Strongly Disagre 2.0
Std. Deviation .90643
Total 100.0
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 46 per cent respondent are agree. Secondly preferred are
strongly agree 28.5 per cent respondent. By doing the analysis the Mean for “This
brand is familiar brand.” is 2.05.
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10. I like this brand packging.
Statistics
I like this brand packging.
Valid 200 Percent
N
Missing 0 Strongly Agree 26.0
Total 100.0
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 49.5 per cent respondent are agree. Secondly preferred are
strongly agree 26 per cent respondent. By doing the analysis the Mean for “I like this
brand packging.” is 2.07.
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11. This brand uniqueness is variety of ice cream.
Statistics
This brand uniqueness is variety
of ice cream.
Percent
Valid 200
N Strongly Agree 52.5
Missing 0
Agree 37.0
Mean 1.6000
Valid Neutral 8.5
Median 1.0000
Disagree 2.0
Mode 1.00
Std. Deviation .72984 Total 100.0
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 52.5 per cent respondent are strongly agree. Secondly
preferred are agree 37 per cent respondent. By doing the analysis the Mean for “This
brand uniqueness is variety of ice cream.” is 1.60.
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12. I like this brand because it give good offers.
Statistics
I like this brand because it give
Percent
good offers.
Strongly Agree 16.0
Valid 200
N Agree 52.5
Missing 0
Mean 2.2450 Neutral 23.0
Valid
Median 2.0000 Disagree 8.0
Mode 2.00 Strongly Disagre .5
Std. Deviation .83574 Total 100.0
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 52.5 per cent respondent are strongly agree. Secondly
preferred are Neutral 23 per cent respondent. By doing the analysis the Mean for “I
like this brand because it give good offers.” is 2.24.
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13. I like this brand advertisement.
Statistics
I like this brand advertisement.
Percent
Valid 200
N Strongly Agree 26.0
Missing 0
Agree 54.0
Mean 1.9750
Neutral 17.0
Median 2.0000 Valid
Disagree 2.5
Mode 2.00
Std. Deviation .75978 Strongly Disagre .5
Total 100.0
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 54 per cent respondent are agree. Secondly preferred are
Strongly agree 26 per cent respondent. By doing the analysis the Mean for “I like this
brand advertisement.” is 1.97.
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14. I like this brand because it available in all require Pack size.
Statistics
I like this brand because it
available in all require Pack size.
Percent
Valid 200
N Strongly Agree 37.0
Missing 0
Agree 43.5
Mean 1.8400
Valid Neutral 18.0
Median 2.0000
Disagree 1.5
Mode 2.00
Std. Deviation .76638 Total 100.0
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 43.5 per cent respondent are agree. Secondly preferred are
Strongly agree 37 per cent respondent. By doing the analysis the Mean for “I like this
brand because it available in all require Pack size.” is 1.84.
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15. I can easily find out this brand compare to other brand.
Statistics
I can easily find out this brand
Percent
compare to other brand.
Strongly Agree 16.0
Valid 200
N Agree 46.5
Missing 0
Neutral 23.0
Mean 2.4050 Valid
Median 2.0000 Disagree 10.0
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 46.5 per cent respondent are agree. Secondly preferred are
Neutral 23 per cent respondent. By doing the analysis the Mean for “I can easily find
out this brand compare to other brand.” is 2.40.
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16. I trust vadilal brand image is superior.
Statistics
Percent
I trust vadilal brand image is
Strongly Agree 31.0
superior.
Agree 45.0
Valid 200
N Neutral 17.5
Missing 0
Mean 1.9950 Disagree 6.5
Valid
Median 2.0000
Mode 2.00
Total 100.0
Std. Deviation .86529
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 45 per cent respondent are agree. Secondly preferred are
strongly agree 31 per cent respondent. By doing the analysis the Mean for “trust
vadilal brand image is superior.” is 1.99.
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17. Gender
Statistics
Gender
Gender
Valid 200
N Percent
Missing 0
Male 53.0
Mean 1.4700
Valid Female 47.0
Median 1.0000
Mode 1.00 Total 100.0
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 53 per cent respondent are male. Secondly preferred are
female 47 per cent respondent.
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18. Age
Statistics Age
Age Percent
Valid 200 Less than 20 Year 14.0
N
Missing 0 21-30 Year 37.0
Mean 2.5200
Valid 31-40 Year 32.0
Median 2.0000
More than 41 Year 17.0
Mode 2.00
Total 100.0
Std. Deviation .93486
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 37 per cent respondent are 21-30 year. Secondly preferred are
31-40 year 32 per cent respondent.
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19. Consumer Monthly Income
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 40 per cent respondent are below 7999. Secondly preferred
are 8000-15999 27.50 per cent respondent.
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20. Occupation
Statistics Occupation
Occupation Percent
Valid 200 Students 22.5
N
Missing 0 Businessmen 22.0
Mean 2.5400
Valid Employee 34.5
Median 3.0000
House Wife 21.0
Mode 3.00
Std. Deviation 1.06020 Total 100.0
INTERPRETATION:
This chart show clearly 34.50 per cent respondent are employee. Secondly preferred
are student 22.50 per cent respondent.
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Reliability Statistics
Reliability Statistics
Cronbach's Cronbach's N of Items
Alpha Alpha Based on
Standardized
Items
.777 .828 20
Ranks
Consumer Monthly Income N Mean Rank Sum of Ranks
a
Test Statistics
I trust vadilal
product Quality.
Mann-Whitney U 1778.000
Wilcoxon W 3318.000
Z -2.079
Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed) .038
INTERPRETATION:
As we can see that H0 is rejected that means there is a significant difference between
consumer monthly income and brand image . Hence, according to mean rank 8000-
15999 has brand image in respect to Quality than below 7999.
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11. I can easily find out this brand compare to other brand.
H0: µ= 0.05 there is no significant different between consumer monthly income in
respect to compare to other brand for brand image.
H1: µ≠ 0.05 there is significant different between consumer monthly income in
respect to compare to other brand for brand image.
Ranks
a
Test Statistics
INTERPRETATION:
As we can see that H0 is rejected that means there is a significant difference between
consumer monthly income and brand image. Hence, according to mean rank 8000-
15999 has brand image in respect to compare to other brand than below 7999.
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Means
GENDER :
Case Processing Summary
Cases
Report
Which Ice Cream brand you prefer the most?
Gender Mean N Std. Deviation
INTERPRETATION:
The male mean is 2.8208 and female mean is 2.8404 that is not a more different and
male and female mean is similar.
AGE :
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Report
Which Ice Cream brand you prefer the most?
Age Mean N Std. Deviation
Less than 20 Year 2.7857 28 1.72899
21-30 Year 2.6622 74 1.80772
31-40 Year 2.7656 64 1.70659
More than 41 Year 3.3529 34 2.02832
Total 2.8300 200 1.80761
INTERPRETATION:
The age vise less than 20 year,21-30 year,31-40 year mean is similar and more than
41 year that mean is 3.3529 high.
Cases
Included Excluded Total
Report
Which Ice Cream brand you prefer the most?
INTERPRETATION:
The consumer monthly income below 7999 mean (2.7750), 8000-15999 mean
(2.8545), 16000-23999 mean (2.7647) and about 24000 mean is (3.0000) that is not
more different they are similar.
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OCCUPATION :
Report
Which Ice Cream brand you prefer the most?
INTERPRETATION:
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Report
How do you know about Vadilal brand?
Gender Mean N Std. Deviation
INTERPRETATION:
The male mean is 1.7547 and female mean is 1.7340 that is not a more different and
male and female mean is similar.
AGE :
Report
How do you know about Vadilal brand?
Age Mean N Std. Deviation
INTERPRETATION:
The age vise less than 20 year,21-30 year,31-40 year mean is similar and more than
41 year that mean is 2.1765 high.
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CONSUMER MONTHLY INCOME :
Report
How do you know about Vadilal brand?
INTERPRETATION:
The consumer monthly income below 7999 mean (1.6375), 8000-15999 mean
(1.5455), 16000-23999 mean (1.8235) and about 24000 mean is (2.2903) high.
OCCUPATION :
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Report
How do you know about Vadilal brand?
Occupation Mean N Std. Deviation
INTERPRETATION:
The occupation of student mean (1.5333), employee mean (1.6377), house wife mean
(1.7857) and businessman mean is (2.0909) high to other occupation.
GENDER :
Report
Which flavor do you prefer the most of Vadilal ice-
cream?
Gender Mean N Std. Deviation
Male 2.0943 106 .96143
Female 2.2340 94 .90904
Total 2.1600 200 .93744
INTERPRETATION:
The male mean is 2.0943 and female mean is 2.2340 that is not a more different and
male and female mean is similar.
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AGE :
Case Processing Summary
Cases
Included Excluded Total
Report
Which flavor do you prefer the most of Vadilal ice-cream?
Age Mean N Std. Deviation
INTERPRETATION:
The age vise less than 20 year, 21-30 year,31-40 year and more than 41 year mean is
similar and that total mean is 2.1600.
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Report
Which flavor do you prefer the most of Vadilal ice-cream?
Consumer Monthly Income Mean N Std. Deviation
Below 7999 2.0625 80 .93245
8000-15999 2.2364 55 .85988
16000-23999 2.1471 34 1.01898
About 24000 2.2903 31 1.00643
Total 2.1600 200 .93744
INTERPRETATION:
The consumer monthly income mean is not a more different and that total mean is
2.1600.
OCCUPATION :
Case Processing Summary
Cases
Included Excluded Total
Report
Which flavor do you prefer the most of Vadilal ice-cream?
Occupation Mean N Std. Deviation
INTERPRETATION:
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4. If you like Vadilal ice-creams, how long you have been buying it?
GENDER :
Case Processing Summary
Cases
Report
If you like Vadilal ice-creams, how long you have
been buying it?
INTERPRETATION:
The male mean is 3.1887 and female mean is 3.0851 that is not a more different and
male and female mean is similar.
AGE :
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Report
If you like Vadilal ice-creams, how long you have been buying
it?
Age Mean N Std. Deviation
INTERPRETATION:
The age vise less than 20 year, 21-30 year,31-40 year and more than 41 year mean is
similar and that total mean is 3.1400.
Cases
Report
If you like Vadilal ice-creams, how long you have been buying it?
INTERPRETATION:
The consumer monthly income mean is not a more different and that total mean is
3.1400.
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OCCUPATION :
Case Processing Summary
Cases
Included Excluded Total
Report
If you like Vadilal ice-creams, how long you have been
buying it?
INTERPRETATION:
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Wilcoxon Signed Ranks Test
Ranks
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k. Occupation > Which Ice Cream brand you prefer the most?
l. Occupation = Which Ice Cream brand you prefer the most?
a
Test Statistics
Gender - Which Age - Which Ice Consumer Occupation -
Ice Cream Cream brand Monthly Income Which Ice
brand you you prefer the - Which Ice Cream brand
prefer the most? most? Cream brand you prefer the
you prefer the most?
most?
b b b b
Z -8.671 -1.819 -4.508 -1.365
Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .069 .000 .172
INTERPRETATION:
From the above table of Wilcoxon signed rank test it is found that there is no
significant relationship between gender, consumer monthly income and brand image
about which ice cream brand prefer the most. Since the value is greater than the
significant level we accepts null hypothesis. Thus we conclude there is no
relationship between gender, consumer monthly income and brand image about
which ice cream brand prefer the most.
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2. If you like Vadilal ice-creams, how long you have been buying it?
Descriptive Statistics
N Mean Std. Deviation Minimum Maximum
If you like Vadilal ice-
creams, how long you have 200 3.1400 1.07057 1.00 4.00
been buying it?
Gender 200 1.4700 .50035 1.00 2.00
Age 200 2.5200 .93486 1.00 4.00
Consumer Monthly Income 200 2.0800 1.09066 1.00 4.00
Occupation 200 2.5400 1.06020 1.00 4.00
Ranks
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i. Consumer Monthly Income = If you like Vadilal ice-creams, how long you have been buying
it?
j. Occupation < If you like Vadilal ice-creams, how long you have been buying it?
k. Occupation > If you like Vadilal ice-creams, how long you have been buying it?
l. Occupation = If you like Vadilal ice-creams, how long you have been buying it?
a
Test Statistics
Gender - If you Age - If you like Consumer Occupation - If
like Vadilal ice- Vadilal ice- Monthly Income you like Vadilal
creams, how creams, how - If you like ice-creams, how
long you have long you have Vadilal ice- long you have
been buying it? been buying it? creams, how been buying it?
long you have
been buying it?
b b b b
Z -11.033 -5.697 -7.871 -5.256
Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .000 .000 .000
INTERPRETATION:
From the above table of Wilcoxon signed rank test it is found that there is no
significant relationship between gender, Age, consumer monthly income, Occupation
and brand image about how long you have been buying it vadilal ice cream. Since the
value is greater than the significant level we accepts null hypothesis. Thus we
conclude there is no relationship between gender, Age, consumer monthly income,
Occupation and brand image about how long you have been buying it vadilal ice
cream.
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FINDING
Majority of respondents are males (53%) and others are females (47%).
Majority (37%) of the respondents are between ages 21-30.
Majority (40%) respondents monthly income is between below 7999.
Majority (34.50%) respondents are employee.
Majority of (40%) respondents are prefer the Vadilal ice cream.
Majority of (55%) respondents advertisement thought know about Vadilal ice
cream.
Majority of (34%) respondents are prefer the Vanilla flavor.
Majority (54%) of the respondents consume icecream less than 1 month.
71% of the respondents are strongly agree to identify the logo of Vadilal
icecream.
Majority (72.5%) of respondents are strongly agree the easy pronounce of
Vadilal name.
Majority (53.5%) of the respondents are strongly agrees of trust of product
quality of Vadilal icecream.
Majority (55.5%) of the respondents agrees that price quality is appropriate in
respect to vadilal ice cream quality.
Majority (46%) respondents are agrees that this brand is familiar brand.
Majority (49.5%) respondents agrees that they are like a Vadilal brand
packaging.
Majority (52.5%) respondents strongly agrees and (37%) agrees this brand
uniqueness is variety of ice cream.
Majority (52.5%) of respondents agrees because this brand gave good offers.
Majority (54%) respondents agrees that they like a advertisement of Vadilal
icecream.
Majority (43.5%) respondents agrees that they like this brand because it
available in all require Pack size.
Majority (46.5%) respondents agrees because they are easily find out this
brand compare to other brand.
Majority (45%) respondents agrees and (31%) strongly agrees they are trust of
Vadilal brand image is superior.
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CONCLUSION
RECOMMENDATIONS
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