Anlene: what makes the world’s biggest bone health brand so successful?

Available formats: Pricing:
Powerpoint PPT – 50 slides, product illustrations, charts and tables of data PDF & PPT each priced at:
€110/$150/£80/C$160/A$180/NZ$200/¥12000
pdf PDF – 28 pages, over 20 illustrations and charts, supported with brand sales data Order both the PDF and PowerPoint and save €165/$225/£120/C$472/A$552/NZ$300/¥19000
ISBN: 978-1-906297-18-3 Publication date: September 2008

Alternatively, download the Order form (pdf)

About this report

probioticsPositioned as “the expert in bone nutrition” and as a brand with a positive message about “movement” and a healthy lifestyle, Anlene is one of the biggest dairy nutrition brands, its success based on its appeal to the lifestyle needs of women in mid-life.

Marketed by dairy giant Fonterra, it has become one of the most successful health brands in Asia.

This concise 28 page case study shows how this brand’s strategy successfully combines:

• Continuous innovation in science and technology
• A clinically proven position
• Innovative and marketing communication techniques
• Packaging innovation, such as a profitable extension into a daily dose format
• A premium price position

This practical analysis includes examples of the brand’s communications and is illustrated with supermarket sales data.

For any company, large or small, looking to create a successful health proposition the story of Anlene shows what can be achieved in a tough, highly competitive market. Anlene’s strategies are not elusive, nor unachievable – they are instead steps that any company can easily take to propel its brands to new levels.


Contents

Executive Summary

1. An expert brand
1.1 Brand management the key
1.2 The range
1.3 Brand extension into concentrated convenience

2. Communicating the benefit
2.1 Anlene Bone Health Check
2.2 The Anlene Movement

3. A premium-priced brand that dominates its niche

4. The future looks bright

 

About the author

Julian Mellentin is one of the world's few international specialists in the business of food, nutrition and health. Julian is the owner and editor of New Nutrition Business, the leading source of industry and market analysis, which has focused solely on researching and forecasting the nutrition business since 1995.

He is also co-author of The Functional Foods Revolution: Healthy people, healthy profits?, the first-ever book on the business of functional foods, now translated into Japanese, and with Peter Wennström of Commercialising Innovation: The Food & Health Marketing Handbook.


How to order

Insights don’t have to cost a fortune – our expertise means that, unlike anyone else, we can keep them affordable:

PDF & PPT each priced at: €110/$150/£80/C$160/A$180/NZ$200/¥12000
Order both the PDF and PowerPoint and save 20%: €165/$225/£120/C$472/A$552/NZ$300/¥19000


Alternatively, download the Order form (pdf)

For help with ordering or for more information e-mail: Miranda.mills@new-nutrition.com

Insights don’t have to cost a fortune

Expertise in the business of food, nutrition and health since 1995
 Essential Reading

10 Key Trends in Food, Nutrition and Health 2010

Our annual forecast of the most important current and future trends gives unrivalled practical insights to help you better shape the future of your business. Delivered to you in pdf or as a powerpoint that you can incorporate into your own presentations, our trends report provides you with broad and deep insights – all backed with supermarket sales data and our trademark to-the-point opinions – as well as a concise bullet-point summary of each trend and the key success factors ...more


Coconut water: innovation and natural health benefits drive a new category

From Brazil to America to Europe: coconut water is the fastest-growing new category, with retail sales already above $450 million (€327.5 million), thanks to its strong isotonic, hypo-allergenic and all-natural health benefits. Using new processing technologies and new brands, start-ups in Germany, the US and elsewhere are growing coconut water sales and getting premium prices. Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, some of Europe’s biggest brewing families and even Madonna have invested in the sector. ...more


Innocent Drinks: seven strategy lessons from the setbacks of Europe’s biggest smoothie maker

Innocent Drinks rocketed from start-up to over $200 million in retail sales within eight years, creating a new category in Europe – fruit smoothies. But between 2007 and 2009 its sales plunged by 29% and prices were slashed. This unique 27-page report sets out the seven strategy lessons that can be learnt from the experience of Innocent. ...more


Beauty foods and beverages: 7 strategy lessons

Beauty foods and beverages are big in Japan, but in the West few brands have gone beyond a niche. This unique report sets out the seven strategy lessons that can be learnt from the experience of Danone Essensis, Nestlé Glowelle and Borba Skin Balance Water – three case studies which provide the most clear insights into the risks and opportunities in the “beauty-from-within” business. ...more


Marketing Kids’ Healthy Beverages: Ten key case studies

In the market for kids’ foods and drinks, it’s in beverages that you will find the most examples of success – and some of the smartest innovations ...more


Failures in Functional Foods & Beverages: And what they reveal about success

The functional foods market is a complex one. Success with a new product or ingredient is rare. This unique 98-page report examines failures by functional brands and ingredients. It sets out the lessons that can be applied by anyone trying to develop an effective strategy for a brand or trying to commercialise nutrition science and offers concise strategies for reducing the risk of failure!..more


20 Key Case Studies in Functional and Health-Enhancing Beverages

Using 20 detailed Case Studies of brands addressing a range of benefits – energy, joint health, sports beverages, protein boosting, digestive health, weight management and heart health – this report looks at what makes some functional and health-enhancing brands succeed and what makes others fail. Each Case Study gives our usual independent and opinionated analysis and addresses packaging, choice of ingredients, nutrition profiles, marketing communications, pricing strategies (and why some brands are able to earn premium prices), which consumers buy them and why, all supported with supermarket sales data...more

To see our complete list of Reports & Case Studies

Click here