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What are the factors to be consider while selecting an appropriate channel of distribution?
cost nature of the product if its perishable or durable distance
What are the difference between product and service?
products are tangible whereas services are intangible.... products can be bought ,services can be felt.... products are non-perishable,services e perishable... products are non-ephemeral....services are ephimeral... products are countable, services are not countable.... products can be owned.. but service cannot be owned......
What are the three P's of packaging?
Protection – Ensuring the product is kept safe from damage, contamination, or tampering during storage, handling, and transportation. Preservation – Maintaining the product’s quality, freshness, and shelf life, especially for perishable or sensitive goods. Promotion – Acting as a marketing tool by attracting consumers, conveying brand identity, and providing key product information.
When a company produces a large quantity of a product but not many people purchase the product?
When a company produces a large quantity of a product but faces low sales, it may encounter issues such as overstock, increased storage costs, and potential waste if the product is perishable. This situation can indicate a mismatch between production and market demand, possibly due to poor market research, ineffective marketing, or pricing strategies. To address this, the company may need to adjust its pricing, enhance its marketing efforts, or consider diversifying its product offerings to better align with consumer preferences.
What is DSD in retail sales?
DSD, or Direct Store Delivery, is a retail distribution method where products are delivered directly from the manufacturer or supplier to the retail store, bypassing the retailer's central warehouse. This approach allows for quicker replenishment of inventory and can enhance product freshness, particularly for perishable goods. DSD is commonly used in categories such as beverages, snacks, and baked goods, where timely delivery is crucial for maintaining product quality and optimizing sales.
What is a perishable?
It means a product that is broken and has been opened.
Why is the tourism product perishable?
its linked to time,cannot be stored.
If a firms product is perishable where is the firm usually located?
It's near its consumers
If a firm product is perishable where is the firm usually located?
It's near its consumers
If a firm's product is perishable where is the firm usually located?
It's near its consumers
Vinegar is a perishable or a non perishable product?
Oil is perishable because it will turn rancid over a long period of time.
Are juices non perishable food?
Fresh vegetables are not non-perishable. Canned goods are non-perishable but many canned goods have a "Best if used by" date or an expiration date on either the top of the can or the bottom of the can.
How durability and perishable of goods affects its demand?
if a customer requires a product with a short life cycle he/she may demand less of tht product
What are the factors to be consider while selecting an appropriate channel of distribution?
cost nature of the product if its perishable or durable distance
Is orange squash perishable or non perishable?
Onions are perishable produce.
Do perishable items have use-by- dates US?
Yes if they are pre-packaged. Produce does not have this option as the product is hand selected by the consumer.
What is the prefix of perishable?
Prefix for perishable
