2 Paper Title: Subtitle if Any Your Name (if group separate names with coma) School of Computer and Information Sciences, University of the Cumberlands ISOL632 Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery Planning Dr. Ronald P. Sperano Current Date Table of Contents Strategies and Management 3 Risk Analysis 3 Crisis Management Plan 3 Purpose 3 Committee for Crisis Management Planning 3 Crisis Types 3 Structure of the Crisis Management Team 3 Responsibility and Control 3 Implementation Plan 4 Crisis Management Protocols 4 Crisis Management Plan Priorities 4 Conclusions 4 References 4 Paper Title: Subtitle if Any Your paper starts here with the first paragraph indented. Start by writing a brief background of company and any issues the company has had in the past such as data breaches.

Strategies and Management Start by discussing the business activities, risk factor activities, reactive risk mitigation strategy, risk management, financial performance and other issues relative to your company. Risk Analysis Include the political analysis, environmental analysis and other issues relative to your chosen company Crisis Management Plan Purpose Type text here Committee for Crisis Management Planning Type text here Crisis Types Type text here Structure of the Crisis Management Team Type text here Responsibility and Control Type text here Paper Title: Subtitle if Any Implementation Plan Type text here Crisis Management Protocols Type text here Crisis Management Plan Priorities Type text here Conclusions Type text here References There are no sources in the current document.

ASSIGNMENT 5 PRICE JAMBA JUICE, DEL MONTE, COCA COLA Objective: Price is the only element in the Marketing 4P that generates revenue. Product, Place, and Promotion all cost money. Price is the only element that makes money, but perhaps the most intricate. · Income Per Capita is different in different countries · Purchase Power Parity plays a role · Pricing requires basis of pricing · Cost Plus Pricing · Markup Pricing · Demand Based Pricing · Competition Based Pricing · Then there are various pricing strategies · Differential Pricing · New Product Pricing (Penetration, Skimming) · Product-Line (Captive, Premium, Bait) · Psychological (Bundle, EDLP, Prestige) · Promotional · For highly priced item (e.g.

I-phone) the pricing has to be same regardless of Income Per Capita to avoid Arbitrage · Finally, the most challenging of all is the consumer’s “Perception of the Value†The objective of this assignment is to evaluate how pricing should be determined in different countries, depending on the all the challenges listed above. Let us assume that you are a consultant being asked by three clients: Jamba Juice, Del Monte Ketchup, and Coca Cola. All these clients wish to research the probability of market entry into the cities they do not have presence in yet. Jamba Juice wishes to enter Lagos, Nigeria. Del Monte Ketchup wishes to enter Khabarovsk, Russia.

Coca Cola wishes to enter San Salvador, El Salvador. These cities are major cities in their respective country that once these companies succeed in these major cities, they plan on expanding to other major cities. Average household income in these cities are not nearly that of average household income in the U.S. Jamba Juice, Del Monte Ketchup, Coca Cola are perishables, so arbitrage concept does not apply. These products are consumables that should be within the range of what average household income should be able to afford…or should they?

Instruction: Part 1 Individual Work - 25 points Part 2 Group Work - 25 points For submission and presentation in class, research the following questions. College level research and critical thinking responses are expected. MLA citation required. Individual Work 1. Research Jamba Juice and also Lagos, Nigeria.

Jamba Juice is not a necessity, but rather a premium product. a. What is the Per Capita Income in Lagos, Nigeria? b. What is the Purchase Power Parity? What can Per Capita Income in Lagos buy considering their cost of living? c. What is Jamba Juice company’s basis of pricing? d.

What is the competitive environment in Lagos? i. Any direct competitors? ii. What are substitute products? iii. What is your best judgment of consumers’ perceived value for product such as Jamba Juice? e. Now taking 1a – 1d into consideration, what should be your pricing strategy (skimming, competitive, premium, penetrating, etc.) f.

How does your price compare to that of the price in the U.S. in terms of the product price ratio to the household income? g. What is your rationale for the pricing in terms of the brand positioning you wish to maintain? 2. Research Del Monte Ketchup and about Khabarovsk, Russia. (Hint: This is an American brand that may be linked to one’s status symbol) a. What is the Per Capita Income in Khabarovsk, Russia?

You will notice the income in Khabarovsk is quite different from that of Moscow, Russia. b. What is the Purchase Power Parity? What can Per Capita Income in Khabarovsk buy considering their cost of living? c. What is Del Monte’s company’s basis of pricing? (hint: you can compare Del Monte and Heinz to gauge) d. What is the competitive environment in Khabarovsk? i.

Any direct competitors? ii. What are substitute products? iii. What is your best judgment of consumers’ perceived value for product such as foreign brand (especially American brand) tomato ketchup? e. Now taking 1a – 1d into consideration, what should be your pricing strategy (skimming, competitive, premium, penetrating, etc.) f. How does your price compare to that of the price in the U.S. in terms of the product price ratio to the household income? g.

What is your rationale for the pricing in terms of the brand positioning you wish to maintain? 3. Research Coca Cola and all the countries it has presence in, as well as San Salvador, El Salvador. Unlike Jamba Juice and Del Monte, Coca Cola already has presence in many countries, with all levels of per capita income. Coke has a long-standing global experience. a.

What is the Per Capita Income in San Salvador, El Salvador? b. What is the Purchase Power Parity? What can Per Capita Income in San Salvador buy considering their cost of living? c. What is Coke company’s basis of pricing? d. What is the competitive environment in San Salvador? i.

How many global soda brands does Coke have to compete against? ii. How many local soda brands does Coke have to compete against? iii. What is your best judgment of consumers’ perceived value for product such as Coke? e. Now taking 1a – 1d into consideration, what should be your pricing strategy (skimming, competitive, premium, penetrating, etc.) f. What is the actual price of Coke in San Salvador? g.

How does the Coke price in San Salvador compare to that of the price in the U.S. in terms of the product price ratio to the household income? h. With Coke’s intention of being a global brand, what did Coke do to uphold the brand image but at the same time make the product cost cheaper so that they can sell the product at a cheaper price point? (hint: container) Group Work The most challenging aspect of pricing is “consumers’ perceived value.†In the U.S., even free products are not wanted if consumers do not see the value in possessing them. On the other hand, just having a logo or emblem put on a product can make the product be highly desirable with premium pricing. 1. Researching the consumer base in Lagos, a.

What is your group’s consensus on the perception of Jamba Juice? b. If you were given a task of increasing the perception to a super-premium brand, what would you need to do? i. Would you change the product? If so, how? ii. Understanding that Jamba Juice being an American product, Nigerians’ sentiment towards the U.S. will have some impact on the perception of the product.

How would you control this? iii. How would you promote (position the brand image)? 2. Researching the consumer base in Khabarovsk, a. What is your group’s consensus on the perception of Del Monte Ketchup? b.

If you were given a task of increasing the perception to a super-premium brand, what would you need to do? i. Would you change the product? If so, how? ii. Understanding that Del Monte being an American product, Russians’ sentiment towards the U.S. will have some impact on the perception of the product. How would you control this? iii.

How would you promote (position the brand image)? 3. Researching the consumer base in San Salvador, a. How would you handle the Coke War (Coke vs Pepsi) that takes place globally? i. How would you position Coke differently from Pepsi? ii.

What would you with the product? 1. Any new flavors you would introduce? 2. Any new packaging you would introduce? b.

If you were given a liberty to do in San Salvador what Coke did in any other part of the world and succeeded, what would that be? Explain. Ishihara 2

Paper for above instructions

Your Name
School of Computer and Information Sciences, University of the Cumberlands
ISOL632 Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery Planning
Dr. Ronald P. Sperano
Current Date
---

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Pricing Strategy for Jamba Juice in Lagos, Nigeria
1. Per Capita Income
2. Purchasing Power Parity
3. Competitive Environment
4. Recommended Pricing Strategy
3. Pricing Strategy for Del Monte Ketchup in Khabarovsk, Russia
1. Per Capita Income
2. Purchasing Power Parity
3. Competitive Environment
4. Recommended Pricing Strategy
4. Pricing Strategy for Coca-Cola in San Salvador, El Salvador
1. Per Capita Income
2. Purchasing Power Parity
3. Competitive Environment
4. Recommended Pricing Strategy
5. Conclusions
6. References
---

Introduction

The global marketplace presents numerous opportunities for American brands like Jamba Juice, Del Monte Ketchup, and Coca-Cola. However, entering new markets involves scrutinizing various factors, including local purchasing power, competitive environments, and cultural perceptions. This paper outlines tailored pricing strategies for these brands as they seek to establish a presence in Lagos, Nigeria; Khabarovsk, Russia; and San Salvador, El Salvador.
---

Pricing Strategy for Jamba Juice in Lagos, Nigeria

1. Per Capita Income

According to the World Bank, as of 2023, the per capita income in Lagos, Nigeria, is approximately

2paper Title Subtitle If Anyyour Name If Group Separate Names With C

2 Paper Title: Subtitle if Any Your Name (if group separate names with coma) School of Computer and Information Sciences, University of the Cumberlands ISOL632 Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery Planning Dr. Ronald P. Sperano Current Date Table of Contents Strategies and Management 3 Risk Analysis 3 Crisis Management Plan 3 Purpose 3 Committee for Crisis Management Planning 3 Crisis Types 3 Structure of the Crisis Management Team 3 Responsibility and Control 3 Implementation Plan 4 Crisis Management Protocols 4 Crisis Management Plan Priorities 4 Conclusions 4 References 4 Paper Title: Subtitle if Any Your paper starts here with the first paragraph indented. Start by writing a brief background of company and any issues the company has had in the past such as data breaches.

Strategies and Management Start by discussing the business activities, risk factor activities, reactive risk mitigation strategy, risk management, financial performance and other issues relative to your company. Risk Analysis Include the political analysis, environmental analysis and other issues relative to your chosen company Crisis Management Plan Purpose Type text here Committee for Crisis Management Planning Type text here Crisis Types Type text here Structure of the Crisis Management Team Type text here Responsibility and Control Type text here Paper Title: Subtitle if Any Implementation Plan Type text here Crisis Management Protocols Type text here Crisis Management Plan Priorities Type text here Conclusions Type text here References There are no sources in the current document.

ASSIGNMENT 5 PRICE JAMBA JUICE, DEL MONTE, COCA COLA Objective: Price is the only element in the Marketing 4P that generates revenue. Product, Place, and Promotion all cost money. Price is the only element that makes money, but perhaps the most intricate. · Income Per Capita is different in different countries · Purchase Power Parity plays a role · Pricing requires basis of pricing · Cost Plus Pricing · Markup Pricing · Demand Based Pricing · Competition Based Pricing · Then there are various pricing strategies · Differential Pricing · New Product Pricing (Penetration, Skimming) · Product-Line (Captive, Premium, Bait) · Psychological (Bundle, EDLP, Prestige) · Promotional · For highly priced item (e.g.

I-phone) the pricing has to be same regardless of Income Per Capita to avoid Arbitrage · Finally, the most challenging of all is the consumer’s “Perception of the Value†The objective of this assignment is to evaluate how pricing should be determined in different countries, depending on the all the challenges listed above. Let us assume that you are a consultant being asked by three clients: Jamba Juice, Del Monte Ketchup, and Coca Cola. All these clients wish to research the probability of market entry into the cities they do not have presence in yet. Jamba Juice wishes to enter Lagos, Nigeria. Del Monte Ketchup wishes to enter Khabarovsk, Russia.

Coca Cola wishes to enter San Salvador, El Salvador. These cities are major cities in their respective country that once these companies succeed in these major cities, they plan on expanding to other major cities. Average household income in these cities are not nearly that of average household income in the U.S. Jamba Juice, Del Monte Ketchup, Coca Cola are perishables, so arbitrage concept does not apply. These products are consumables that should be within the range of what average household income should be able to afford…or should they?

Instruction: Part 1 Individual Work - 25 points Part 2 Group Work - 25 points For submission and presentation in class, research the following questions. College level research and critical thinking responses are expected. MLA citation required. Individual Work 1. Research Jamba Juice and also Lagos, Nigeria.

Jamba Juice is not a necessity, but rather a premium product. a. What is the Per Capita Income in Lagos, Nigeria? b. What is the Purchase Power Parity? What can Per Capita Income in Lagos buy considering their cost of living? c. What is Jamba Juice company’s basis of pricing? d.

What is the competitive environment in Lagos? i. Any direct competitors? ii. What are substitute products? iii. What is your best judgment of consumers’ perceived value for product such as Jamba Juice? e. Now taking 1a – 1d into consideration, what should be your pricing strategy (skimming, competitive, premium, penetrating, etc.) f.

How does your price compare to that of the price in the U.S. in terms of the product price ratio to the household income? g. What is your rationale for the pricing in terms of the brand positioning you wish to maintain? 2. Research Del Monte Ketchup and about Khabarovsk, Russia. (Hint: This is an American brand that may be linked to one’s status symbol) a. What is the Per Capita Income in Khabarovsk, Russia?

You will notice the income in Khabarovsk is quite different from that of Moscow, Russia. b. What is the Purchase Power Parity? What can Per Capita Income in Khabarovsk buy considering their cost of living? c. What is Del Monte’s company’s basis of pricing? (hint: you can compare Del Monte and Heinz to gauge) d. What is the competitive environment in Khabarovsk? i.

Any direct competitors? ii. What are substitute products? iii. What is your best judgment of consumers’ perceived value for product such as foreign brand (especially American brand) tomato ketchup? e. Now taking 1a – 1d into consideration, what should be your pricing strategy (skimming, competitive, premium, penetrating, etc.) f. How does your price compare to that of the price in the U.S. in terms of the product price ratio to the household income? g.

What is your rationale for the pricing in terms of the brand positioning you wish to maintain? 3. Research Coca Cola and all the countries it has presence in, as well as San Salvador, El Salvador. Unlike Jamba Juice and Del Monte, Coca Cola already has presence in many countries, with all levels of per capita income. Coke has a long-standing global experience. a.

What is the Per Capita Income in San Salvador, El Salvador? b. What is the Purchase Power Parity? What can Per Capita Income in San Salvador buy considering their cost of living? c. What is Coke company’s basis of pricing? d. What is the competitive environment in San Salvador? i.

How many global soda brands does Coke have to compete against? ii. How many local soda brands does Coke have to compete against? iii. What is your best judgment of consumers’ perceived value for product such as Coke? e. Now taking 1a – 1d into consideration, what should be your pricing strategy (skimming, competitive, premium, penetrating, etc.) f. What is the actual price of Coke in San Salvador? g.

How does the Coke price in San Salvador compare to that of the price in the U.S. in terms of the product price ratio to the household income? h. With Coke’s intention of being a global brand, what did Coke do to uphold the brand image but at the same time make the product cost cheaper so that they can sell the product at a cheaper price point? (hint: container) Group Work The most challenging aspect of pricing is “consumers’ perceived value.†In the U.S., even free products are not wanted if consumers do not see the value in possessing them. On the other hand, just having a logo or emblem put on a product can make the product be highly desirable with premium pricing. 1. Researching the consumer base in Lagos, a.

What is your group’s consensus on the perception of Jamba Juice? b. If you were given a task of increasing the perception to a super-premium brand, what would you need to do? i. Would you change the product? If so, how? ii. Understanding that Jamba Juice being an American product, Nigerians’ sentiment towards the U.S. will have some impact on the perception of the product.

How would you control this? iii. How would you promote (position the brand image)? 2. Researching the consumer base in Khabarovsk, a. What is your group’s consensus on the perception of Del Monte Ketchup? b.

If you were given a task of increasing the perception to a super-premium brand, what would you need to do? i. Would you change the product? If so, how? ii. Understanding that Del Monte being an American product, Russians’ sentiment towards the U.S. will have some impact on the perception of the product. How would you control this? iii.

How would you promote (position the brand image)? 3. Researching the consumer base in San Salvador, a. How would you handle the Coke War (Coke vs Pepsi) that takes place globally? i. How would you position Coke differently from Pepsi? ii.

What would you with the product? 1. Any new flavors you would introduce? 2. Any new packaging you would introduce? b.

If you were given a liberty to do in San Salvador what Coke did in any other part of the world and succeeded, what would that be? Explain. Ishihara 2

,600 per year (World Bank, 2023). This figure highlights the economic landscape within which Jamba Juice will need to operate.

2. Purchasing Power Parity (PPP)

The PPP for Nigeria is relatively low due to its high inflation and cost of living compared to the U.S. Therefore, while

2paper Title Subtitle If Anyyour Name If Group Separate Names With C

2 Paper Title: Subtitle if Any Your Name (if group separate names with coma) School of Computer and Information Sciences, University of the Cumberlands ISOL632 Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery Planning Dr. Ronald P. Sperano Current Date Table of Contents Strategies and Management 3 Risk Analysis 3 Crisis Management Plan 3 Purpose 3 Committee for Crisis Management Planning 3 Crisis Types 3 Structure of the Crisis Management Team 3 Responsibility and Control 3 Implementation Plan 4 Crisis Management Protocols 4 Crisis Management Plan Priorities 4 Conclusions 4 References 4 Paper Title: Subtitle if Any Your paper starts here with the first paragraph indented. Start by writing a brief background of company and any issues the company has had in the past such as data breaches.

Strategies and Management Start by discussing the business activities, risk factor activities, reactive risk mitigation strategy, risk management, financial performance and other issues relative to your company. Risk Analysis Include the political analysis, environmental analysis and other issues relative to your chosen company Crisis Management Plan Purpose Type text here Committee for Crisis Management Planning Type text here Crisis Types Type text here Structure of the Crisis Management Team Type text here Responsibility and Control Type text here Paper Title: Subtitle if Any Implementation Plan Type text here Crisis Management Protocols Type text here Crisis Management Plan Priorities Type text here Conclusions Type text here References There are no sources in the current document.

ASSIGNMENT 5 PRICE JAMBA JUICE, DEL MONTE, COCA COLA Objective: Price is the only element in the Marketing 4P that generates revenue. Product, Place, and Promotion all cost money. Price is the only element that makes money, but perhaps the most intricate. · Income Per Capita is different in different countries · Purchase Power Parity plays a role · Pricing requires basis of pricing · Cost Plus Pricing · Markup Pricing · Demand Based Pricing · Competition Based Pricing · Then there are various pricing strategies · Differential Pricing · New Product Pricing (Penetration, Skimming) · Product-Line (Captive, Premium, Bait) · Psychological (Bundle, EDLP, Prestige) · Promotional · For highly priced item (e.g.

I-phone) the pricing has to be same regardless of Income Per Capita to avoid Arbitrage · Finally, the most challenging of all is the consumer’s “Perception of the Value†The objective of this assignment is to evaluate how pricing should be determined in different countries, depending on the all the challenges listed above. Let us assume that you are a consultant being asked by three clients: Jamba Juice, Del Monte Ketchup, and Coca Cola. All these clients wish to research the probability of market entry into the cities they do not have presence in yet. Jamba Juice wishes to enter Lagos, Nigeria. Del Monte Ketchup wishes to enter Khabarovsk, Russia.

Coca Cola wishes to enter San Salvador, El Salvador. These cities are major cities in their respective country that once these companies succeed in these major cities, they plan on expanding to other major cities. Average household income in these cities are not nearly that of average household income in the U.S. Jamba Juice, Del Monte Ketchup, Coca Cola are perishables, so arbitrage concept does not apply. These products are consumables that should be within the range of what average household income should be able to afford…or should they?

Instruction: Part 1 Individual Work - 25 points Part 2 Group Work - 25 points For submission and presentation in class, research the following questions. College level research and critical thinking responses are expected. MLA citation required. Individual Work 1. Research Jamba Juice and also Lagos, Nigeria.

Jamba Juice is not a necessity, but rather a premium product. a. What is the Per Capita Income in Lagos, Nigeria? b. What is the Purchase Power Parity? What can Per Capita Income in Lagos buy considering their cost of living? c. What is Jamba Juice company’s basis of pricing? d.

What is the competitive environment in Lagos? i. Any direct competitors? ii. What are substitute products? iii. What is your best judgment of consumers’ perceived value for product such as Jamba Juice? e. Now taking 1a – 1d into consideration, what should be your pricing strategy (skimming, competitive, premium, penetrating, etc.) f.

How does your price compare to that of the price in the U.S. in terms of the product price ratio to the household income? g. What is your rationale for the pricing in terms of the brand positioning you wish to maintain? 2. Research Del Monte Ketchup and about Khabarovsk, Russia. (Hint: This is an American brand that may be linked to one’s status symbol) a. What is the Per Capita Income in Khabarovsk, Russia?

You will notice the income in Khabarovsk is quite different from that of Moscow, Russia. b. What is the Purchase Power Parity? What can Per Capita Income in Khabarovsk buy considering their cost of living? c. What is Del Monte’s company’s basis of pricing? (hint: you can compare Del Monte and Heinz to gauge) d. What is the competitive environment in Khabarovsk? i.

Any direct competitors? ii. What are substitute products? iii. What is your best judgment of consumers’ perceived value for product such as foreign brand (especially American brand) tomato ketchup? e. Now taking 1a – 1d into consideration, what should be your pricing strategy (skimming, competitive, premium, penetrating, etc.) f. How does your price compare to that of the price in the U.S. in terms of the product price ratio to the household income? g.

What is your rationale for the pricing in terms of the brand positioning you wish to maintain? 3. Research Coca Cola and all the countries it has presence in, as well as San Salvador, El Salvador. Unlike Jamba Juice and Del Monte, Coca Cola already has presence in many countries, with all levels of per capita income. Coke has a long-standing global experience. a.

What is the Per Capita Income in San Salvador, El Salvador? b. What is the Purchase Power Parity? What can Per Capita Income in San Salvador buy considering their cost of living? c. What is Coke company’s basis of pricing? d. What is the competitive environment in San Salvador? i.

How many global soda brands does Coke have to compete against? ii. How many local soda brands does Coke have to compete against? iii. What is your best judgment of consumers’ perceived value for product such as Coke? e. Now taking 1a – 1d into consideration, what should be your pricing strategy (skimming, competitive, premium, penetrating, etc.) f. What is the actual price of Coke in San Salvador? g.

How does the Coke price in San Salvador compare to that of the price in the U.S. in terms of the product price ratio to the household income? h. With Coke’s intention of being a global brand, what did Coke do to uphold the brand image but at the same time make the product cost cheaper so that they can sell the product at a cheaper price point? (hint: container) Group Work The most challenging aspect of pricing is “consumers’ perceived value.†In the U.S., even free products are not wanted if consumers do not see the value in possessing them. On the other hand, just having a logo or emblem put on a product can make the product be highly desirable with premium pricing. 1. Researching the consumer base in Lagos, a.

What is your group’s consensus on the perception of Jamba Juice? b. If you were given a task of increasing the perception to a super-premium brand, what would you need to do? i. Would you change the product? If so, how? ii. Understanding that Jamba Juice being an American product, Nigerians’ sentiment towards the U.S. will have some impact on the perception of the product.

How would you control this? iii. How would you promote (position the brand image)? 2. Researching the consumer base in Khabarovsk, a. What is your group’s consensus on the perception of Del Monte Ketchup? b.

If you were given a task of increasing the perception to a super-premium brand, what would you need to do? i. Would you change the product? If so, how? ii. Understanding that Del Monte being an American product, Russians’ sentiment towards the U.S. will have some impact on the perception of the product. How would you control this? iii.

How would you promote (position the brand image)? 3. Researching the consumer base in San Salvador, a. How would you handle the Coke War (Coke vs Pepsi) that takes place globally? i. How would you position Coke differently from Pepsi? ii.

What would you with the product? 1. Any new flavors you would introduce? 2. Any new packaging you would introduce? b.

If you were given a liberty to do in San Salvador what Coke did in any other part of the world and succeeded, what would that be? Explain. Ishihara 2

,600 might appear modest, it buys less in Lagos than it would in America (International Monetary Fund, 2023). A cup of coffee at a local café might cost around

2paper Title Subtitle If Anyyour Name If Group Separate Names With C

2 Paper Title: Subtitle if Any Your Name (if group separate names with coma) School of Computer and Information Sciences, University of the Cumberlands ISOL632 Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery Planning Dr. Ronald P. Sperano Current Date Table of Contents Strategies and Management 3 Risk Analysis 3 Crisis Management Plan 3 Purpose 3 Committee for Crisis Management Planning 3 Crisis Types 3 Structure of the Crisis Management Team 3 Responsibility and Control 3 Implementation Plan 4 Crisis Management Protocols 4 Crisis Management Plan Priorities 4 Conclusions 4 References 4 Paper Title: Subtitle if Any Your paper starts here with the first paragraph indented. Start by writing a brief background of company and any issues the company has had in the past such as data breaches.

Strategies and Management Start by discussing the business activities, risk factor activities, reactive risk mitigation strategy, risk management, financial performance and other issues relative to your company. Risk Analysis Include the political analysis, environmental analysis and other issues relative to your chosen company Crisis Management Plan Purpose Type text here Committee for Crisis Management Planning Type text here Crisis Types Type text here Structure of the Crisis Management Team Type text here Responsibility and Control Type text here Paper Title: Subtitle if Any Implementation Plan Type text here Crisis Management Protocols Type text here Crisis Management Plan Priorities Type text here Conclusions Type text here References There are no sources in the current document.

ASSIGNMENT 5 PRICE JAMBA JUICE, DEL MONTE, COCA COLA Objective: Price is the only element in the Marketing 4P that generates revenue. Product, Place, and Promotion all cost money. Price is the only element that makes money, but perhaps the most intricate. · Income Per Capita is different in different countries · Purchase Power Parity plays a role · Pricing requires basis of pricing · Cost Plus Pricing · Markup Pricing · Demand Based Pricing · Competition Based Pricing · Then there are various pricing strategies · Differential Pricing · New Product Pricing (Penetration, Skimming) · Product-Line (Captive, Premium, Bait) · Psychological (Bundle, EDLP, Prestige) · Promotional · For highly priced item (e.g.

I-phone) the pricing has to be same regardless of Income Per Capita to avoid Arbitrage · Finally, the most challenging of all is the consumer’s “Perception of the Value†The objective of this assignment is to evaluate how pricing should be determined in different countries, depending on the all the challenges listed above. Let us assume that you are a consultant being asked by three clients: Jamba Juice, Del Monte Ketchup, and Coca Cola. All these clients wish to research the probability of market entry into the cities they do not have presence in yet. Jamba Juice wishes to enter Lagos, Nigeria. Del Monte Ketchup wishes to enter Khabarovsk, Russia.

Coca Cola wishes to enter San Salvador, El Salvador. These cities are major cities in their respective country that once these companies succeed in these major cities, they plan on expanding to other major cities. Average household income in these cities are not nearly that of average household income in the U.S. Jamba Juice, Del Monte Ketchup, Coca Cola are perishables, so arbitrage concept does not apply. These products are consumables that should be within the range of what average household income should be able to afford…or should they?

Instruction: Part 1 Individual Work - 25 points Part 2 Group Work - 25 points For submission and presentation in class, research the following questions. College level research and critical thinking responses are expected. MLA citation required. Individual Work 1. Research Jamba Juice and also Lagos, Nigeria.

Jamba Juice is not a necessity, but rather a premium product. a. What is the Per Capita Income in Lagos, Nigeria? b. What is the Purchase Power Parity? What can Per Capita Income in Lagos buy considering their cost of living? c. What is Jamba Juice company’s basis of pricing? d.

What is the competitive environment in Lagos? i. Any direct competitors? ii. What are substitute products? iii. What is your best judgment of consumers’ perceived value for product such as Jamba Juice? e. Now taking 1a – 1d into consideration, what should be your pricing strategy (skimming, competitive, premium, penetrating, etc.) f.

How does your price compare to that of the price in the U.S. in terms of the product price ratio to the household income? g. What is your rationale for the pricing in terms of the brand positioning you wish to maintain? 2. Research Del Monte Ketchup and about Khabarovsk, Russia. (Hint: This is an American brand that may be linked to one’s status symbol) a. What is the Per Capita Income in Khabarovsk, Russia?

You will notice the income in Khabarovsk is quite different from that of Moscow, Russia. b. What is the Purchase Power Parity? What can Per Capita Income in Khabarovsk buy considering their cost of living? c. What is Del Monte’s company’s basis of pricing? (hint: you can compare Del Monte and Heinz to gauge) d. What is the competitive environment in Khabarovsk? i.

Any direct competitors? ii. What are substitute products? iii. What is your best judgment of consumers’ perceived value for product such as foreign brand (especially American brand) tomato ketchup? e. Now taking 1a – 1d into consideration, what should be your pricing strategy (skimming, competitive, premium, penetrating, etc.) f. How does your price compare to that of the price in the U.S. in terms of the product price ratio to the household income? g.

What is your rationale for the pricing in terms of the brand positioning you wish to maintain? 3. Research Coca Cola and all the countries it has presence in, as well as San Salvador, El Salvador. Unlike Jamba Juice and Del Monte, Coca Cola already has presence in many countries, with all levels of per capita income. Coke has a long-standing global experience. a.

What is the Per Capita Income in San Salvador, El Salvador? b. What is the Purchase Power Parity? What can Per Capita Income in San Salvador buy considering their cost of living? c. What is Coke company’s basis of pricing? d. What is the competitive environment in San Salvador? i.

How many global soda brands does Coke have to compete against? ii. How many local soda brands does Coke have to compete against? iii. What is your best judgment of consumers’ perceived value for product such as Coke? e. Now taking 1a – 1d into consideration, what should be your pricing strategy (skimming, competitive, premium, penetrating, etc.) f. What is the actual price of Coke in San Salvador? g.

How does the Coke price in San Salvador compare to that of the price in the U.S. in terms of the product price ratio to the household income? h. With Coke’s intention of being a global brand, what did Coke do to uphold the brand image but at the same time make the product cost cheaper so that they can sell the product at a cheaper price point? (hint: container) Group Work The most challenging aspect of pricing is “consumers’ perceived value.†In the U.S., even free products are not wanted if consumers do not see the value in possessing them. On the other hand, just having a logo or emblem put on a product can make the product be highly desirable with premium pricing. 1. Researching the consumer base in Lagos, a.

What is your group’s consensus on the perception of Jamba Juice? b. If you were given a task of increasing the perception to a super-premium brand, what would you need to do? i. Would you change the product? If so, how? ii. Understanding that Jamba Juice being an American product, Nigerians’ sentiment towards the U.S. will have some impact on the perception of the product.

How would you control this? iii. How would you promote (position the brand image)? 2. Researching the consumer base in Khabarovsk, a. What is your group’s consensus on the perception of Del Monte Ketchup? b.

If you were given a task of increasing the perception to a super-premium brand, what would you need to do? i. Would you change the product? If so, how? ii. Understanding that Del Monte being an American product, Russians’ sentiment towards the U.S. will have some impact on the perception of the product. How would you control this? iii.

How would you promote (position the brand image)? 3. Researching the consumer base in San Salvador, a. How would you handle the Coke War (Coke vs Pepsi) that takes place globally? i. How would you position Coke differently from Pepsi? ii.

What would you with the product? 1. Any new flavors you would introduce? 2. Any new packaging you would introduce? b.

If you were given a liberty to do in San Salvador what Coke did in any other part of the world and succeeded, what would that be? Explain. Ishihara 2

; thus, Jamba Juice's pricing must be aligned with local affordability.

3. Competitive Environment

Jamba Juice will enter a competitive market filled with both direct competitors like local smoothie shops and indirect competitors such as street vendors selling fruit. Additionally, the presence of substitute products, such as local juice brands and affordable fast-food options, can affect Jamba Juice's market entry.
Perceived consumer value for premium products like Jamba Juice could be moderate to high due to the rising trend of health consciousness, but the affordability factors must be considered (McKinsey & Company, 2023).

4. Recommended Pricing Strategy

Given these factors, a penetration pricing strategy may be advisable. By setting prices lower than U.S. counterparts and gradually increasing them as market share grows, Jamba Juice can encourage trial and build a customer base. The ideal retail price could range between