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Factors influencing the demand for wine – social factors

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S H a R P

  • changes in spending patterns
  • consumption habits
  • changes in reputation
  • consumer preferences
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Factors influencing the demand for wine- economic factors

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F a C E

  • fluctuation in the currency exchange
  • changes to the market
  • economy strength
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Factors influencing the demand for wine- legislative and political factors

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W I L T in G

  • wine laws
  • international trade
  • laws prohibiting or limiting the sale of alcohol
  • taxation
  • government policies to reduce alcohol consumption
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What are the contributing factors that are factored into the price of a bottle of wine? (supply side)

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PLOWing MTS

  • Production -Growing costs
  • Legislation -Marketing costs
  • Over/ Under -Transportation costs
  • Winemaking costs -Sales Costs
  • Importation costs
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Factors influencing Supply of wine

-production – what are the influencing factors of supply?

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C A V E H A N

reasons for loss other

  • Conversion to other uses -Human factors
  • Abandon rural area -Area under vine
  • Vine pull schemes -Natural Factors
  • EU restriction on planting new vineyards
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Reasons for consumption of wine to be falling?

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C H e R r Y

-changes in lifestyle- shorter mealtime, traditional of drinking at lunch is increasingly forbidden by employers

  • health concerns- increasing awareness of negative health effects
  • reduced availability of cheap wine
  • younger people drinking less- old fashioned & turn to other drinks – Spending less time in bars, contact friends through social media
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Factors influencing Supply of wine -grape growing costs

-Beyond purchasing the land, what are other initial costs of establishing the vineyard?

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S C A B S W I M P

  • Survey -Stakes/ trellising
  • Clear -Weather hazzards
  • Access roads -Irrigaion / drainiage
  • Buying plants -Machinery / equipment
  • pest protection
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Factors influencing Supply of wine -grape growing costs

-ongoing costs of managing the vineyard and producing grapes that may start as soon as the vines are planted & before productivity?

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T I M E M e L d

-Treatments: Conventional: herbicide, fungicide, insecticides

Organic/ biodynamic; may use Sulphur powder or Bordeaux mix

  • Irrigation if needed
  • Materials: replacement vines & trellising
  • Electricity- for irrigation systems, bird scares, frost protection equip
  • Machinery / equipment running à fuel & maintenance
  • Labor costs - seasonal, annual skilled
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Factors influencing Supply of wine -winemaking costs

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I P M P

-Initial costs of establishing the winery

-producing wine

-maturing wine

-packaging wine

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Factors influencing Supply of wine- wine making costs:

-producing the wine costs include?

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F L E W M e M

*Fruit-buying fruit vary with quality & vintage. Blend in cheaper varieties

*Labor- some full time staff & harvest labor to Unloading crates, moving equip

*Electricity- for refrigeration, ventilation, presses, pumps, lighting

*Water- uses large volumes of water for cleaning, invest in water treatment plants

*Machinery & equipment- fuel, electricity, maintenance

*Materials- sugar for enrichment, de-acidification agents, yeasts, carbon dioxide, inert gasses, fining and filtering agents

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Factors influencing Supply of wine

-sales costs

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P L E a S e D M

Property costs for on/ off prem

Labor

Equipment & material

Storage

Delivery

Margin

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The Impact of Legislation on the Cost of Wine

Cost is affect by types of legislations:

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S M a L D o T T

Subsidies Duties

Minimum Pricing Taxes

Labeling law Trade barriers

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List type of producer engaged in the production of wine?

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M E G G a V a C C C

Merchant Virtual Winemakers/ Wineries

Estate Co-Operatives

Growers Custom Crush Facilities

Grower-Producer Conglomerates

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The Impact of Fluctuations in Currency on the Cost of Wine

-mitigation methods to a fluctuation exchange rate include?

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F E B T O O L

  • Fixing price in the currency of the importer on date of ordering
  • Entering a contract to fix the exchange rate
  • Buying currency to cover specific order
  • Trading in USD/EUR -Options
  • open an account in an overseas bank
  • open a foreign currency account in a local bank
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Disadvantages of a free market for the producer selling directly to retailers?

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F A C T D E E L

Freight forward Delivery

Administrative Burden Extra staff

Collection Exported duties/ taxes

Transportation Label/ package compliace

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Advantages for using a distributor?

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C A L L K C-

Contacts -timesaving for proucers

Admin burden relief

Logistics - collection, trans/ delivery / risk of damage

Language barriers -retailers like one point of sales

Knowledge of the market -key players, preferences, trends

Compliance Experience & staff to deal with legal

17
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List the options for direct sales?

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C O E W

Cellar door sales

Online

Events

Wine clubs

18
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List the retail wine buying options?

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D o G S S C H O W

Deep Discounters Convenince Retailers

Global Travel Retail Hybrids

Supper markets Online Retailing

Specialist wine retailers Wine Investment company

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Reaching the end consumer - Deep discounters

-how does the busines model work?

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B R O i L S

Buy direct from producers

Rarely stock major brands

Often basic

Limited product range

Specialty items around holidays in affluent areas

20
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Reaching the end consumer - Supper markets

-private labels- producer’s risks

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D O N E P Q

Delisted if volume & profit not achieved

Over supply

Negotiating power of spmk

Ensure variation for Spmk

Pay for product placement

Quality control- pkg, label, delivery

21
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Overview of the marketing process?

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P A T O D I M

1 identifying the Product/ brand to be marketed

2 Analyzing the current market

3 identifying the Target market

4 setting the Objective of the marketing strategy

5 Devising the marketing strategy (the marketing mix)

6 Implementing and Monitoring the marketing strategy

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A successful brand with a positive image in the consumer’s mind can be achieved through?

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Successful ___ can be achieved: L e S s S T E P S

Longevity Story

Substance Trust

Engagement

Price premium

Strong brand name

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Types of branding include?

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P P L L ea S e

Position

Private Label

Ladder brand

Luxury brand

Soft Brand

24
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Segmentation is often based on variable which include:

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B a D G a P

Behavior

Demographic

Geographic

Psychographic

25
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Wine Intelligence segregation model known as Portraits

Name the US Portraits?

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E M P ty B a S K e t

Experienced explores Bargen hunters

Millennial treaters Senior Sippers

Premium bran suburban’s Kitchen Casuals

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Key marketing objectives include?

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T A S P

1 what TYPE of marketing strategy does the company want to pursue

  1. what are the AIMS of the marketing strategy

3 how will the SUCCESS of the strategy be measures

  1. within what time PERIOD should the objectives be achieved?
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Marketing mix factors- 5Ps

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The elements of the strategy are often referred to as ______

Product Price

People Place

Promotion

28
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Marketing strategy – Place

Model of wine market maturity by Wine Intelligence

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-Markets can move up and down categorization

M E G E N

Mature Market

Established Markets

Growth Markets

Emerging Markets

New Emerging Markets

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Marketing strategy – Promotion

AT THE POINT OF SALE

-list ?

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F P o L i C C I e S

Free Merchandise

Price promotions

Limited edition packaging/ presentation

Competitions Consumer tasting

Incentives Staff Training

30
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Marketing strategy – Promotion

AWAY FROM THE POINT OF SALE

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W A S P S S W E a R

Websites Smartpones Apps

Advertising Wine Tourism

Sponsorship Events and Festivals

Public relations Reviews and Awards

Social Media