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Consumer Preference Towards ‘Brand’ Milk Products in Kancheepuram

Issue Abstract

Abstract
Milk is always manufactured and consumed in bulk in India. But with the rise in disposal incomes, the demand for milk and related items is on a continuous rise. Milk is said to be among the most important parts of the diet of an Indian after wheat and rice. Milk and milk products provide essential nutrition to all walks of life. It provides livelihood to millions of small and marginal farmers in the state. This is a descriptive study aiming at assuming the level of customer satisfaction and factors that influenced brand loyalty for packaged milk in Kancheepuram. The researcher has selected 100 respondents as a sample size with the help of a convenient sampling method. The primary data was properly collected with the help of the questionnaire and tabulated by using the simple percentage method. To conclude this study, the maximum number of respondents are loyal to their brand and are not willing to change their brand.


Author Information
Mrs.R.PUSHPALATHA
Issue No
5
Volume No
2
Issue Publish Date
05 May 2016
Issue Pages
118-126

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