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EARLY A DOPTER                  FAMILY / HEAVY USER                                   ON-THE-GO




 Early Adoption by             Caters to established all family /           Extending day Part Consumption
 new users                               heavy users






 6 serve pack                         10 - 12 serve pack                          Single Serve 34 – 50g
 – 300g                                  500g – 600g                       Multipack:   3 - 6 units dependent on
                                                                                          channel




 20% price /kg premium relative   Look to achieve a 20% - 35% premium      25% - 40% price /kg premium relative
 family pack                           over RTEC range                      to market’s respective family pack
 Look to hit price point or currency   Achieve relevant price breaks         Look to hit price point or currency
 denomination                                                                          denomination



 Pouch is preferable           Stand-up-Pouch with reseal strip               Singles in shelf ready selling unit
 over Bag n Box                                                                    Multipack box / sachet





   Pack Price Architecture Check List



                         Define                                                    Optimize


    Clear Role of Packs & Channels                             Front Panel Impression


    Best Package Options for Cubic Sizes,                      Better Buy Relationship Between Sizes
       Secondary Packaging  & Pallet Options  along             Volume Differential Between Sizes
       with Supply Chain
                                                                Value Impression vs. Competition

                                                                Relevant Price Points
                                                                Price differential of Original vs. Variants

                                                                P&L Impact

                                                                Leverage the Right Tools
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