Unilever

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This paper investigates short-run and long-run impact of product branding on sales revenues of Unilever (Ghana) Limited. The paper focused on Unilever (Ghana) Limited because it is one of the distribution companies listed on Ghana Stock Exchange with more strategic focus on product branding. Time series regression was used to investigate the impacts of product branding on sales revenue and data covered 1984-2014 financial years. The paper adopted VECM for impact estimation. The results indicate…

1. In order to maintain Ben & Jerry’s unique company culture, Unilever ensured it took several preemptive measures. First, Unilever agreed to keep the company brand name as Ben & Jerry’s. Normally, Unilever would acquire companies and integrate them into one of their established brands. Preserving the name kept the Ben & Jerry’s brand image of super premium ice cream with a quirky personality. Unilever also promised to retain Ben & Jerry’s employees for a minimum of two years. Retaining…

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their strategy toward the new sustainability campaign, Unilever is focusing on it brands and how they are working toward a “brighter future” rather than its corporate brand.As Unilever used the brand strategy of houses of brands in which a parent company is home to multiple distinct brands. Unilever are parent company does not direct communicating with customer abouttheir brand name on product or package by using their own company name. Unilever offers a wide variety of products and services…

This is the category that generates revenue for Unilever to be invested into the brands that lie in the dog or star category. The best example for this would be Marmite which is a food spread usually used over breads or other food items. This brand has been consistently generating revenues in the spreads industry which is slowing down especially in the Europe and North America regions and the investments have been mostly about regular…

low-carbohydrate foods, seemed to pass Unilever by. The Unilever brand portfolio shows, how the name,”Unilever” in itself, is a guarantee of a certain quality for the consumers, reason why, all the offerings under the name,” Unilever” have been a tremendous success. Unilever, the umbrella brand, has penetrated in different markets, so as to acquire a larger market share, and minimize potential risks of bankruptcy. One can very well learn a lesson from Unilever, that a few well known, well…

Ben and Jerry’s: Preserving Mission and Brand within Unilever Ben and Jerry’s began as the premium ice cream company. The company transitioned into a corporation selling their company’s ice cream throughout different whole food retail sellers. This transition changed Ben and Jerry’s business strategy. Ben and Jerry’s business strategy relies heavily on differentiation. The company is well-known for their research and development in numerous ice cream flavors. Ben and Jerry’s has been…

like, innovation, intimacy and operational excellence. 3.Unilever is the world’s 2nd largest company that produces customer processed products. Its current capital worth’s $126 billion and the revenues $57 billion. This company has around 400 brands spread across four categories which are • Personal…

(Johannes, 1998). The aforementioned challenges within Ben & Jerry’s were some of the main factors that led Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield to sell the company to Unilever. As a result, Ben & Jerry’s became a subsidiary of the British-Dutch conglomerate Unilever (Caligiuri, 2012) and thereby part of Unilever’s diversification strategy (Unilever (They own Ben & Jerry’s!),…