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Cravendale and Cathedral City case study: creating growth in the branded dairy category

Published by: Datamonitor

Published: Jun. 9, 2008 - 161 Pages


Table of Contents


DATAMONITOR VIEW
CATALYST
SUMMARY
ANALYSIS
By promoting premium credentials, Cravendale has achieved success as a branded milk product
Cravendale was ranked the second fastest growing UK CPG brand in 2007
The brand is marketed on the basis of superior freshness and purity benefits compared to conventional milk
Intensifying private label competition provides a constant threat to Cravendale's growth
Marketing communications position Cravendale as a healthy, fun brand
Cravendale's recent adverts have a homemade, innocent feel which emphasize the brand's pure positioning
The product website continues themes of fun and health, featuring the same characters as the TV ads
A tongue-in-cheek delivery service was offered for a limited period to counter 'milk rage'
Cravendale product development focuses on pushing the brand into new sectors
Cravendale has sought to capitalize on the on-the-go market with Half Pint variant
Extending the brand outside of milk sector is a key future objective of Cravendale
Strong marketing spend has helped Cathedral City retain a leadership position
Cathedral City was ranked the third fastest growing UK CPG brand in 2007
Growth has been assisted by the substantial advertising spend of its owner, Dairy Crest
Cathedral City's distinctive package label helps the product line stand out from competitors
Cathedral City's marketing activities promote diversity
Cathedral City adverts promote the cheese as being enjoyed by a diverse range of people
Cathedral City's website is targeted at the typical British consumer by illustrating a typical British street
Celebrity collaboration has further helped to promote the consumption versatility of the brand
Cathedral City cheeses have been launched in various strengths and packaging formats to encourage repeat purchase
The brand comes diced, sliced and grated as well as a conventional block format
A new light version addresses consumer demand for healthier foods
APPENDIX
Case study series
Methodology
Secondary sources
Further reading
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Datamonitor consulting
Disclaimer
List of Figures
Figure 1: A £6 million marketing campaign has helped Cravendale achieve substantial growth
Figure 2: Cravendale adverts have a homemade, innocent feel
Figure 3: The Cathedral City website is designed to look like a typical British street, to stress familiarity with consumers
Figure 4: The numerous pack options for Cathedral City are designed to encourage repeat purchase


Abstract

Introduction

This report on Cravendale and Cathedral City forms part of Datamonitor's case studies series, which explores business practices across a variety of disciplines and business sectors. It looks at how the how the UK brands have succeeded in generating substantial growth while operating in the commodity dairy market.

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