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      Consumer packaged goods in France: National brands, regional chains and local branding

      Ataman, M. Berk; Mela, Carl F.; van Heerde, Harald J.
      DOI
       10.1509/jmkr.44.1.14
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      Ataman, M., Mela, C. & Van heerde, H.(2007). Consumer packaged goods in France: National brands, regional chains and local branding. Journal of Marketing Research, XLIV (1), 14-20.
      Permanent Research Commons link: https://hdl.handle.net/10289/1912
      Abstract
      The authors document several striking general geographic patterns in the performance of national brands using a large longitudinal scanner database that spans many consumer packaged goods categories and U.S. regional markets. Across markets, they observe that for a typical national brand, the geographic variation in market shares, perceived quality levels, and local dominance is so large that it questions the concept and relevance of a “national brand.” Across time, the authors find that the geographic differences in market shares for national brands are persistent and thus are attributed to “long-term” outcomes. The objective of this article is to open a discussion on these surprising stylized findings related to geography in the food and beverage industries. The authors argue that geographically indexed consumer packaged goods data contain rich information about long-term marketing outcomes that offer several new directions for further research.
      Date
      2007
      Type
      Journal Article
      Publisher
      American Marketing Association
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