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European Journal of Business &
Social Sciences
Available at https://ejbss.org/
ISSN: 2235-767X
Volume 07 Issue 04
April 2019
Available online: https://ejbss.org/ P a g e | 1181
Ready to Eat Food Products by ITC
1 Mrs. K NAGA SUMALATHA, MBA, APSET(Ph. D), Associate Professor
2 MANDLEM MANOHAR NAIDU, MBA
DEPARTMENT OF MBA
Dr. K.V. SUBBA REDDY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,KURNOOL
ABSTRACT
The study reveals the factors that are affecting
consumer buying behaviour of Ready to Eat
Foods in India. The study is undertaken to
understand all the negative and positive
perceptions about the Ready to Eat Foods. A
descriptive research design was used to gain an
insight into customer’s perception about the
ready to eat foods. Based on the findings of the
study, to conclude that the Indian companies
should focus on creating customer awareness
about ready to eat foods and to increase the
growth of the future market in India.
Keywords: Customer preference, Customer
perception, Customer awareness, Customer
satisfaction
I. INTRODUCTION:
Increase consumer awareness for the product by
creating an enduring positive attitudinal change
through use of advertisements. The
advertisements should cater to central root
processing by using message arguments in the
advertisements. A catchy tagline, colorful
packaging and relevant information displayed
will be required. For example, messages like “no
added preservatives”, “healthy food”, “0 %
chemicals”, “mothers love now in a packet”
would reduce consumer dissonance and help in
accepting a product to move from attitude to
intention to adoption. Such messaging will work
as ice breakers for consumers who currently feel
disconnected with the product.
Reduce dissonance with advertisements like “so
many others have also bought the product”. Ease
the process of brand recall by using
advertisements with encodings. Greater will be
the ease to recall the brand , greater will be the
propensity to buy the brand.
Present an advertisement that solves
“consumer’s problems” for quick food keeping
health factor intact.
Consumers in urban areas regularly need RTE
foods due to time constraints. Increase consumer
involvement through advertisements and
promotional campaigns. Consumer should be
informed as to how can RTE food be their
correct choice for quick and healthy food. Create
fun filled or humor filled advertisements with
relevant messages for promotion so that brand
retention for food products is present.
Marketing research to understand what is the
driving force behind low adoption of product by
consumers. Is it their attitude towards behavior
or is it their subjective norms? Which of these is
significant? Use the results from research to
develop advertisements and promotion
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April 2019
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campaigns to influence their behavior to
increase adoption of RTE foods.
Increase variety in foods offered. Conduct a
marketing research to understand products that
would be most demanded by consumers in the
RTE form. First produce such products that do
not have geographical limitations. Production
can then be taken ahead to increase variants for
consumers according to the demand.
Increase presence of RTE products in the value
chain through a strong distribution network.
Involve the retailers and distributors with good
profit margins in order to create a value chain.
Increase accessibility and availability of
products as it has a direct impact on top lines.
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
To study consumer behaviour on ITC
ready to eat products.
To know the demographic profile of
instant food consumers.
To analyse the factors that influence
consumer behaviour on instant food
products.
To identify the consumer satisfaction on
ready to eat food products.
To identify the of ready to eat cook
products.
II. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Research refers to such for
knowledge. It is an art of the scientific
investigation. Research comprises definite
problem. The research design ascetically
states the procedures of data collection and
analysis of information relevant to problem.
COLLECTION OF DATA
1) Primary Data:
The primary data will be
collected from consumers by filling the
questionnaires
2) Secondary Data:
Secondary data will be collected from
various books, journals, news papers,
reports of the company and various
websites secondary data was collected
through personal review of the above
listed sources
Sample:
Sample devotes only a part of the
universe, which is studied and conclusion is
drawn for the entire universe.
The sample technique is used in the study is
convenience sampling technique.
SAMPLING TECHNIQUE:
Types of sampling: Simple convenience
sampling has adopted
Sample unit: The sample unit is the consumers
of bajaj electronics.
Statistical Tools: Data Analysis and graphical
representation
III. .USES OF READY TO EAT FOOD
PRODUCTS:
Ready-to-eat food are foods you don't need to
cook food that has already been cooked. You
store these on your pantry shelf, or in the
refrigerator or freezer, until you are ready to use
them. Although ready-to-eat food is convenient,
some require special handling to ensure food
safety.
Types of Ready-to-Eat Food:
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