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• When higher members in the channel sell their inventory of Nescafe directly to the last levels, by passing the intermediates, occurs mostly due to overproduction and dumping of goods by the higher channel member.
Creating shared value between Channel member
Video:
Return Policy
Distributor sell goods on credit, Company charges DC before the stock is delivered
Distributors bear all expenses, called cash distributors
Promotion
Margin for SC Partners, Wholesaler allow 1% discount on Cash payment, F.B, YouTube Ads, free mugs for End Users
Information Provision:
even small supermarket you can found coffee corner with their logo.
Customer Service: easy way to contact them and to purchase Nescafe
spatial convenience : Did you went to any super market and you did not find Nescafe?
Nestle sell Nescafe all over the world at millions of different points of sale
These include:
Big retail superstores, supermarkets and chain stores. vending machines, mobile
vendors
Bulk Breaking: in thanks of efficient distribution channel, you do not need to carry
unnecessary amount of Nescafe, you can always purchase what ever amount you want with
a reasonable price
Waiting or delivery time: due to a lot of facilities of Nestle, this provide a very
good customer experience in delivery time
Product variety:
Assortment
3*1 has different flavors
Submitted to: Dr. Mohamed El-Mokadem
Professor of Distribution Channels Management Course
submitted by: Fatma Aly
Date: 12-4-2018
Manufacturer: Production and Storage of Nescafe.
Distributor: Equipped with all necessary facilities to ensure and mange the availability of Nescafe in his area.
Super- Stock List: supplies the Nescafe to the Re-Distributor who is in charge of managing the availability outside the region of the Distributor.
Re-distributor: supplies Nescafe to Wholesaler and Retail in their respective region or area.
Wholesaler, retailer: Supply Super markets and others
Established by Henry Nestle 1866
World Largest food processing Company
435 Production factories operating in 35 Countries
Focus on SHARED Value Across all the Channel
Focus on decentralization