Emily Crisps Market Segmentation -Reinventing crisps for increasingly sophisticated consumers

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"Success Case Study: Emily Crisps", is part of MRH Successes and Failures research. It examines the details of and reasons behind Emily Crisps' success in the UK. It delivers the critical "what?", "why?", and "so what?" analysis to teach you crucial lessons that increase your chances of launching successful products as well as avoiding potential risks.

Emily Crisps is a British snack brand founded in 2014 selling chips that are claimed to be high-end, natural, vegan-friendly, gluten-free, and free from added sugar, and to count as one of the five fruit and vegetable servings that the country's National Health Service recommends are eaten each day. This makes Emily Crisps appealing to increasingly health-conscious consumers. Its products' unique production process reduces oil absorption and helps maintain the nutrients, color, and taste of fruit and vegetables to give the snacks a healthier halo. Greater innovation with healthy ingredients like fruit and vegetables is essential to capitalize on demand for healthy snacks while also offering something novel for experiential consumers.

Scope

- Obesity is the most important health concern for 27% of British consumers.
- Almost half of British consumers consider high-quality ingredients to mean that a product is premium/luxury.
- 49% of British consumers like to sample ethnic and exotic grocery products as of 2015.

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- Access valuable strategic take-outs to help direct future decision-making and inform new product development.

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Table of Content:

Table of Contents
About Successes & Failures Case Studies
Summary: Emily Crisps
What?
Why?
Take-out
TrendSights
Appendix

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