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The finding that jumps out at me from the research from which this article was written, is that 70% of consumers prefer to buy 2 litres. The outright favourite. Why? Because value for money and you can easily share (pooling money will get you more quantity). After reading GG Alcock Kasinomics book a few years back, I came to understand the importance of packaging in the mass market. Whether it's producing cheese slices instead of blocks, so that vetkoek vendors can process orders faster in a more viable way, or offering soft drinks in larger sizes and give a volume discount, it is vital to understand what your consumer will prefer and why! https://lnkd.in/d35hZW8W

There's a shift in soft drink purchasing patterns in SA

There's a shift in soft drink purchasing patterns in SA

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Demitri J. Xanthios

Global Citizen | MBA | Sustainability | Stakeholder Engagement |

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Either way soft drinks are slow killers. The average disadvanted South African has little knowledge of what sugar does to the body. And I can tell you that the 2 litre “shift” is misleading. For a long time now you would see many disadvanted, mostly young men, walking around with a 2 litre bottle of soda(many times it seems it’s Fanta(high sugar content)) in one arm and a loaf of bread in the other. The issue is that the extremely high sugar and carb intake of both of those products together fills the belly quickly so the hunger pains subside. Instead of touting this as a good thing, becasue it’s not, more needs to be done to lower the price on nutricious foods and drinks and increase consumer educate and awareness of health matters.

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