Marketing Kids’ Healthy Beverages: Ten key case studies

 

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ISBN: 978-1-906297-29-9 Publication date: August 2009

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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.
The reasons include:

  • superior convenience
  • more scope for packaging innovation
  • greater versatility in product formats
  • beverage formulators are particularly skilled at making most things taste good
  • consumers are more willing to experiment with beverages
  • better margins encourage innovation.

 

The largest individual segment of the US kids’ food and drink market is beverages, and it’s a similar story in Europe.


Marketing Kids’ Healthy Beverages begins with a concise 19-page summary of six possible strategies that beverage companies can follow whether they are renovating an old brand, as illustrated by the case study of Nestlé Juicy Juice and Britvic Fruit Shoot, or creating a new brand, as illustrated by the case studies of Crayons and Froose.


The report then sets out, over 38 pages, 10 detailed case studies based on interviews with the companies concerned and supported by supermarket sales data. They are:

  • Nestlé Juicy Juice
  • Smartfish
  • Fruit Shoot
  • Y Water
  • Magic Fruit Potions
  • Froose
  • Republic of Tea
  • Crayons
  • The Switch

 

These case studies cover a wide range of possible categories and benefits including:

  • Immunity
  • Omega-3
  • Free-from
  • All-natural
  • Digestive health
  • Packaging innovation
  • Teens and “tweens”

 

For any company, large or small, looking to create a successful proposition in kids’ beverages, this report provides practical insights and examples.

 

Contents

 

1. Executive summary
2. Six strategies in kids’ healthy beverages

Case studies

Immunity and omega-3

Case study 1: Nestlé Juicy Juice
Case study 2: Smartfish

Water and fruit juice

Case study 3: Fruit Shoot
Case study 4: Y Water
Case study 5: First Juice
Case study 6: Magic Fruit Potions
Case study 7: Froose

Tea

Case study 8: Republic of Tea

Teens and Tweens

Case study 9: Crayons
Case study 10: The Switch


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