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Chef’s Harvest – Fresh Produce Gourmet Dressings and Gourmet Dipping Sauces
- Chef’s Harvest must sustain its value proposition through “extraordinary” activities, not just incremental improvements to build consumer purchase frequency and brand loyalty.
- 1) All Natural / Health-Conscious Products
- No MSG, No Wheat Gluten or Whey; GMO Free
- No Additives & Preservatives
- Cholesterol Free (except the Buttermilk Chive and Cilantro Caesar)
- 2) Products were Formulated for the Produce / Quality-Conscious Consumer
- Focus group panel tested amongst produce consumers throughout the top 10 highest consumption indexed produce dressing markets: Los Angeles, CA; New York, NY; Boston, MA; Chicago, IL; Miami, FL; Baltimore/Washington DC; Portland, OR; Buffalo, NY; San Francisco, CA, Seattle, WA.
- Featured New Products at 2003 PMA (Produce Marketing Association Trade Show) & New Product Line Winner at the 2003 PLMA (Private Label Manufacturers Association).
- 4) Authentic Fresh Produce Ingredients Are Used to Meet Desired Flavor Profile Demand
- Real Chucks of Fire Roasted Red Peppers
- Real Zesty Ginger and Soy Wasabi
- Fresh Natural Essence of Orange with Nutty Black Poppy seed
- Smoked Chucks of Tomato with Natural Garden Herbs
- Real Country Buttermilk with Fresh Cut Garden Chives
- Fresh Cut Cilantro with a Generous Amount of Aged Parmesan Cheese with a “hint of anchovy”
- 5) Products Exceed Primary Sensory Requirements
- Appearance: No product (ingredient) separation; color stability & authenticity
- Texture: Consistency (ie. lettuce wetability), viscosity
- Flavor: Authentic / Natural for Consumers & Chefs (not artificial)
- 6) Product Flavors & Award Winning Package Design that Communicates Freshness
- All products represent new and tested innovative flavor profiles into the produce dressing category
- Award Winning package design represents the “essence of produce quality” that communicates: “good for you, wholesome, natural, fresh, flavorful, healthy, nutritious, root in the kitchen, etc.”
- Eye-catching graphics drive consumer purchase impulse and product trial
- 7) Promote Category Growth & Consumption through Cross Promotions
- “Hidden Margin Opportunities” through total basket & cross-category promotions with other Chef’s Harvest products (ie. gourmet vegetables) and / or complimentary products
- Promote consumption through product usage & application ideas Chef’s Kitchen @ www.chefsharvest.com
- 8) Market Driven vs. Production Driven
- Our goal is to increase consumption through consumer-oriented tools
- Chef’s Harvest licensing partner offers a stable cost efficiency programs to secure stable pricing and support our market-driven goals profitably
- 9) Build Chef’s Harvest Brand Presence & Loyalty in the Produce Department
- Continue to expand breath of Chef’s Harvest branded impression in the produce department
- Create brand loyalty by emphasizing the traditional appreciations for culinary cuisine
- Make the consumer “feel good” about their purchase
“Making Meals Memorable”
Strong Communication Statement that Focuses on the Consumption Experience
- Strong brand name: Chef’s Harvest tested high in focus groups as produce consumers seek new brands that communicate the essence of what the produce department represents.
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