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    Parle-G has a three level distribution network consisting of factories, Parle depots, distributors, and retailers. The 79 factories manufacture 200 metric tons of Parle-G per day and distribute it to 4 Parle depots in Mumbai. The depots then supply the biscuits to 30-35 distributors who each cover 450-500 retailers within a 15-18 km radius. Retailers order weekly based on consumption from the distributors. This extensive network allows Parle-G to be widely available at kirana stores, tea shops, and other locations across India.

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    Parle-G has a three level distribution network consisting of factories, Parle depots, distributors, and retailers. The 79 factories manufacture 200 metric tons of Parle-G per day and distribute it to 4 Parle depots in Mumbai. The depots then supply the biscuits to 30-35 distributors who each cover 450-500 retailers within a 15-18 km radius. Retailers order weekly based on consumption from the distributors. This extensive network allows Parle-G to be widely available at kirana stores, tea shops, and other locations across India.

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    Parle-G has a three level distribution network consisting of factories, Parle depots, distributors, and retailers. The 79 factories manufacture 200 metric tons of Parle-G per day and distribute it to 4 Parle depots in Mumbai. The depots then supply the biscuits to 30-35 distributors who each cover 450-500 retailers within a 15-18 km radius. Retailers order weekly based on consumption from the distributors. This extensive network allows Parle-G to be widely available at kirana stores, tea shops, and other locations across India.

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    Parle G

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    Parle-G has a three level distribution network consisting of factories, Parle depots, distributors, and retailers. The 79 factories manufacture 200 metric tons of Parle-G per day and distribute it to 4 Parle depots in Mumbai. The depots then supply the biscuits to 30-35 distributors who each cover 450-500 retailers within a 15-18 km radius. Retailers order weekly based on consumption from the distributors. This extensive network allows Parle-G to be widely available at kirana stores, tea shops, and other locations across India.

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    Distribution Channel Of Parle G

    Anchal Bhaglal Prachi Patel Kush Gupta Shashwat Pathak Imran Khan

    COMPANY PROFILE
    Parle products has been Indias largest manufacturer

    of biscuits and confectionaries, for almost 80 years. Since 1971 Parle has 40% share of total biscuit market and 15% share of total confectionary market in India, Parle has grown to become a multi million dollar company. In 1929 a small company by the name of Parle products emerged in British dominated India.

    Cont.
    A Small factory was set up in suburbs of Mumbai, to

    manufacture sweets and toffees . Except Mumbai and Bangalore, Parle also has large plants in Bahadurgarh , Haryana & Neemrana, Rajasthan. The Parle has 89 Plants in India which manufacture Parle G. 9 of these are mother plants & rest 80 are CMUs. The Parle G Production in each Plant is approx 200 Metric Tonnes Per Day.

    PRODUCT RANGE
    Biscuits Parle G Milk Shakti Parle - Magix Krackjack Monaco Digestive Marie Hide & Seek Mayfair Cookies

    Confectionary Melody Mango bite Poppins Kismi Toffee Orange Candy Must Bites

    Intro to Parle-G
    Parle G has been a strong household name across India. A cream colored yellow stripped wrapper with a cute baby

    photo containing 10 12 biscuits with the companys name printed in Red and you know these are Parle G biscuits. The great taste, high nutrition, and the international quality, makes Parle- G a winner. Times changed, variety of biscuits did come and go but nothing has changed with these biscuits. It has been the undisputed leader in the biscuit category for decades.

    Distribution Channel
    The Parle-G distribution network has three levels as

    enlisted below; 1. Factory 2.Parle Depot 3.Distributor 4.Retailer

    Distribution Channel
    Factory

    Parle Depot

    Distributor

    Retail Chain

    Factory
    79 Factories all over India manufacturing Parle G 9 out of them are owned by the Co. and the rest are

    CMUs. Production & Dispatch of Parle G is 200 MT/ unit per day. The Production & Dispatch of Parle G from a single for the Month of July 2011 was 3740 tonnes/ 324708 Cartons. Daily production capacity is 80 MT per shift.

    Contd.
    12 min. for manufacturing a single packet of Parle G

    from mixing to packaging. Production takes place on the basis of Dispatch Plan received from H.O in Vile Parle, also the Central Distribution Hub. Material then is dispatched to various Distribution Hubs, which then is sold to other people down the distribution channel. Team of 750 dedicated people in a single unit manufacturing Indias Fav. Glucose Biscuit.

    Parle Depot
    There are 4 depots in Mumbai viz:

    PanvelVasai-Borivali-Bhiwandi. Purchase order is placed in factory according to the necessity. On daily basis, 10-12 trucks are loaded & unloaded. There are 30-35 distributors under each depot in their network.

    Distributor
    A distributor covers retailers in the radius of 15 - 18

    km. There are 450 500 retailers under each distributor. Each distributors purchase order on monthly basis is 25 30 lacs. The profit margin is approx 4%. Mode of transport is trucks.

    Retailers
    A retailer orders on weekly basis according to

    consumption. His profit margin is 6-8%. Parle-G is available in different quantity costing Rs2, Rs 4, Rs5, Rs10, Rs20, Rs40 and Rs50. The mode of communication between retailer and distributor is telephonic. The mode of transport is mini-autos and tempos.

    PLACES WHERE PARLE PRODUCTS ARE AVAILABLE


    Kirana /General stores Tea shops Railway station Places where the cultural programmes of villages are

    being organized.

    Questionnaire
    1. Do you stock Parle G? 2.If yes where do you procure it from? 3.What is your weekly/monthly intake? 4.What is the rate on which you procure? 5.What is the mode of transport?

    Conclusion
    Parle brand Diversified product range Extensive distribution network Low and mid price range Better understanding of consumer psyche

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