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Horizons Study Shoppers 2010 Technical Description Brands, Distribution, Halal Certification: Attitude and purchasing Behaviours of Customers from North Africa Contact : Abbas Bendali 00 331 55 37 96 00 00 336 22 07 77 05 a.bendali@solisfrance.com http://www.solisfrance.com February 2010 la diversité en genre et en nombre Agenda Introduction………………………………………………………… p 3 Objectives ……………………………………………………….. p7 Methodology……………………………………………………….. p 10 Some results………………………………………..……………

movement and market-based approach that aims to help producers in developing countries. LETTRE COMMERCIALE (Adresse expediteur) Hilton House Baker Street Manchester C48EL ENGLAND (Date) April 22, 2011  For the attention of : the Purchasing Manager-The General Manager-Sales Manager-International Relations Director Dear Sir, Dear Mr X, Dear Sirs, Gentlemen, (OBJET) Reply to inquiry- Looking for supplier-Delivery delay-Late delivery-Order N°-Offer-Joint venture offer 1°

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this provider. This example shows us the power imbalance between supplier and buyers' market. The essentials  time management type to buy some eggs, butter, sugar, pasta and milk So, we have chosen some products essentials which represent purchasing habits. So to buy some milk, butter, sugar, eggs and pasta, customers have to browse in all sections located at the four corners of the supermarket. For customers is a waste of time, they are in a hurry but for the director of intermarché is a

is improving in Europe. 2009: Renault’s marketing is making changes to reflect the economic environment Through synergies with the Alliance, the joint Renault/Nissan contract for media purchasing signed with Omnicom-OMD should bring down investment by around 10% in 2009 on 2008. The breakdown of media purchasing between the different media has also been reviewed. With more than half of purchases now concentrated on television and almost 15% on the internet, the aim is to focus on high-impact media:

between Kmart and Sears Merger Strengths • 3rd largest retailer in the nation behind Wal-Mart and Home Depot o High leverage over the supplier o Number of distribution channel: 3,900 stores o USD 40 billion purchasing power • Established Brands o Sears was established since 1886 o Kmart was established since 1899 • Number of Stores o Sears has 1,970 stores nationwide – mostly mall based stores. o Kmart has

crisis, which is the result of the companies and the businesses failures. Governments actually have to face the consequences of the businesses failures, it is like a domino effect.Indeed, there is more unemployment, which leads to a lower purchasing power, problems for some people to find a place to live, etc.... Governments, in the case of the economical crisis, already had examples with the many economical crisis the world had to face (1929 for example), then we can guess they know

HIV/AIDS (2005). source: CIA Factbook Economic The Gross Domestic Product of South Africa is $505.3 billion at purchasing power parity (2009 est.) Source: CIA Factbook The Gross Domestic Product of South Africa is growing at an annual rate of -1.8% (2009 est.) (3.7% in 2008 and 5.5% in 2007) Source: CIA Factbook The GDP per capita of South Africa is $10,300 at purchasing power parity (2009 est.) Source: CIA Factbook The GDP of South Africa is drawn proportionately from: agriculture:

In fact the logo of a brand is what makes it recognizable to the eyes of a consumer, the logo removes all the  confusion during the purchasing process for the consumer, it identifies how easy it was to mark, logo and the mark involved in the search for information from the purchasing process. (Table 3). Table 3 Table 3. The influence of the Brands in the Purchasing Process (De Chernatony and McDonald, 2008) As a brand element, a logo can be defined as a graphic representation or image that

controlled by | Etre sous le contrôle/la houlette de | - To travel abroad : | Voyager à l'étranger | - To pay bills : | Payer les factures | - The Managing Director : | Le directeur (PDG) | - The Brand Manager : | Le chef de produit | - The Purchasing Manager : | Le chef des ventes | - A family company : | Une entreprise familiale | - A large food manufacturing company : | Une grande entreprise de produits alimentaires | - A job description : | Un cahier des charges | - A formal letter