Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- Foreword I
- Foreword II
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- List of Abbreviations
- 1 Sorghum: The Important Millet
- 2 Availability and Quality of Sorghum
- 3 Marketing of Sorghum
- 4 Development of Convenient Foods through Diversified Processing Technologies
- 5 Processing of Grain Sorghum: Technology Choices and Limitations
- 6 Consumer Acceptability of Processed RTE/RTC Sorghum-based Products
- 7 Public−Private Partnership Opportunities
- Annexures
- I Sampling, Methodology, and Data Collection
- II Industry Analysis and Profile of the Survey Areas
- III Consumption Pattern of Similar Products and Consumer Profile of the Survey Areas
- IV Survey Data Analysis and Results
- V Sample Jowar Product-wise Statistical Analysis Details
- VI SWOT and Competitive Analysis
- VII Name of the Areas Covered in Each City
- VIII Statistical Analysis Description
- IX Firms Currently Marketing Jowar-based Products
- Bibliography
VI - SWOT and Competitive Analysis
from Annexures
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 October 2014
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- Foreword I
- Foreword II
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- List of Abbreviations
- 1 Sorghum: The Important Millet
- 2 Availability and Quality of Sorghum
- 3 Marketing of Sorghum
- 4 Development of Convenient Foods through Diversified Processing Technologies
- 5 Processing of Grain Sorghum: Technology Choices and Limitations
- 6 Consumer Acceptability of Processed RTE/RTC Sorghum-based Products
- 7 Public−Private Partnership Opportunities
- Annexures
- I Sampling, Methodology, and Data Collection
- II Industry Analysis and Profile of the Survey Areas
- III Consumption Pattern of Similar Products and Consumer Profile of the Survey Areas
- IV Survey Data Analysis and Results
- V Sample Jowar Product-wise Statistical Analysis Details
- VI SWOT and Competitive Analysis
- VII Name of the Areas Covered in Each City
- VIII Statistical Analysis Description
- IX Firms Currently Marketing Jowar-based Products
- Bibliography
Summary
SWOT Analysis of Jowar Food Products
Strengths
• There is a prior awareness on jowar being a healthy and nutritious food.
• Good response for quality certification from NIN.
• Strong research and development facility is available.
• DSR's brand ‘Eatrite’ is the only brand in the market offering versatile product range based on jowar.
• Easy to be adopted in terms of appearance, preparation, and taste when compared with traditional products.
• Taste of the product was liked by the respondents.
• People are willing to consider the product if ‘Eatrite’ is launched in the market.
Weaknesses
• New brand in the market.
• Lack of awareness about the product among the non-traditional respondents.
• Lack of commercial business operation and good sales/distribution network; and there is limited presence in the market.
• Immature economy of scale.
• Lack of promotion of the product.
• Shelf-life of the product is short (one month).
• The typical smell of jowar is disliked by the non-traditional consumers.
• Difficulties are encountered in the preparation/cooking of jowar by urban consumers.
• Appearance of the jowar is inferior as compared with the traditional product.
Opportunity
• Growing willingness in consumers to try new products with health benefits.
• Diabetic and obese consumers are happy with the product having major health benefits for them.
• A good substitute for traditional products in terms of variety.
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- SorghumAn Emerging Cash Crop, pp. 142 - 150Publisher: Foundation BooksPrint publication year: 2014