The Market For Different Brands Of Jelly And Jams

By Betty Robinson


Branding of jellies and jams in attractive forms like labels and stickers in used by most production and manufacturing industries of these commodities as a marketing strategy. Attractive brands have seen sales skyrocketing as demand increases over the products and customers rush in to get the most attractively labeled ones. The shapes of the containers, their colors and even material have a great impact on what customers pick and what remains on the shelves for a long time. Here is more on brands of jelly and jams.

The increased production of jellies has had the market flooded as traditional monopolies fast lose their ground when they do not diversify their products. Indicating attractive nutritional contents of the products on the labels and stickers has also increased sales without necessarily having to change the nutritional content of the products.

Generally, customers relate quality packaging with a high price for the product. This makes most customers buy high priced jellies expecting that the quality will be directly proportional to the price. Attractive packaging accompanied with a high price will make the customer want to try out the product for the first time but it is the quality that will push for a consecutive purchase.

A large number of people use jams and jellies for recreation. Gifting them to loved ones on their special days or even treating themselves generously with them on holidays and during their days off work. Some people even swear to have tasted their first jam or jelly over a party or when it was given to them as a gift.

Products used as gifts must have a very attractive look in order to stir up the right emotions in the gifted person. The companies hence have to invest heavily to make their products appealing to their customers as the better the gift appears, the more appreciated people feel. A boring or not appealing look is not appreciated regardless of the content inside.

Most customers usually have a specific taste when it comes to such products. Products made of exotic fruits and are also thick and chewy usually tend to attract many buyers more than others. Sweet jellies are normally associated with too much sugar as well as additives that can turn down the expectations of customers.

Homemade jams and jellies often experience branding complications and difficulties. This is due to the inadequate facilities used when coming up with the products that make the manufacturers incapable of determining nutritional value, the percentages of the ingredients used and even the quality of products. Some customers do however prefer such products due to personal taste.

The effect that branding has on different brands of jellies and jams cannot be overlooked as it goes a long way in determining whether the products sell or not. Attracting the customer has a great implication as to whether the customer buys the goods or not. Price should, however, be strategically determined so that the buyers get value for their money.




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