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Title: HeatUp Food Warming Ware


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HeatUp Food Warming Ware
  • by Exotherm

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Agenda
  • Business Description
  • Market Strategies
  • Competitive Strategies
  • Product Design Development
  • Financial Projections
  • Questions

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Business Description
Industry Trends . Industry Gap . Product
Description . Competitive Advantages.
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Industry Trends
  • Increasing consumption of convenience food/ meals
  • Expected to continue as society becomes more
    time-challenged
  • By 2010, 65 of the food dollar will be spent on
    convenience food
  • Consumers are becoming increasingly
    health-conscious
  • Increasing demand for more healthy, home-cooked
    food
  • However, packed home-cooked meals are cold and
    unappetising by the time they are eaten
  • Heat containers are heavy and inconvenient to
    carry around

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Industry Gap
  • Consumers want nutritious and hot convenience
    meals,
  • But no easy efficient way of heating food
    on-the-go
  • ?What they want is a portable food-packaging
    device, allowing them to heat up food on demand
  • But no such product is available in the market as
    yet

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Product Description
  • What is it?
  • Unique food-packaging technology that can store
    and heat food, without a power source
  • Light-weight, quick and efficient, power
    source-independent, convenient and safe
  • Relies on exothermic energy provided by chemical
    reactions to heat food up

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How to operate it?
  • Press a button at the base of the container
  • Shake it a little to speed up the process
  • Pour in food
  • An easy 3-step process!
  • Long-lasting reaction means food can also be
    continuously kept warm
  • After usage, it can be thrown away, fuss-free

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How does it work?
  • Double-layered container
  • Between layers, calcium chloride is scattered and
    distilled water in sachet at base of container
  • When user presses base, a needle inside will
    burst the sachet of water and exothermic chemical
    reaction will start!
  • Heat conducted through inner thin plastic layer
    to food

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HeatUps Competitive Advantages
3. Cheap Unlike a microwave oven, HeatUp only
costs 0.35 per container For the convenience it
brings, this is a small price 4. Innovative and
Trendy Packaging industry growth 23 a
year Incorporating the convenience food packaging
and food heating industries Surprise,
entertainment and total experience will be the
keys to success No short of a thrilling new
experience set to revolutionalise these
industries
  • Portable and handy Lightweight, Power-source
    Independent, Disposable
  • Current devices non-portable
  • On-the-go devices cumbersome and impractical to
    use in homes and offices
  • Power source-independent it can be used
    anytime, anywhere
  • Light-weight and disposable
  • 2. Safe and easy to use
  • No electricity or use of flame
  • Safe for everyone to use especially the young
    and elderly

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HeatUps Competitive Advantages
5. Wide Potential Applications
  • Caterers
  • Lighter/ more convenient than conventional solid
    fuel heaters
  • Home delivery caterers using HeatUp will add
    value to their food as it can be heated up very
    conveniently
  • Airlines can reduce their costs and space if
    their caterers use HeatUp passengers can heat
    up food whenever they want
  • Food retailers/ suppliers
  • Packaging their food in HeatUp containers
    enhances their convenience edge
  • Military
  • Army and navy can use HeatUp in their various
    outfield expeditions
  • Convenient, fast and most importantly power
    source-independent
  • Schools
  • Homemakers can pack nutritious meals for their
    children
  • Older students studying late in campus can heat
    up canned food or food bought earlier
  • Offices
  • Heat up food at the convenience of their own
    desks
  • Outdoor camping trips
  • Save the trouble of using messy burners and
    cleanups

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Market Strategies
Market Analysis . Unique Selling Proposition.
Marketing Mix Strategies. Sales Projection
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Market Strategies Market Analysis
  • Market Growth Rates and Trends
  • The convenience food market is growing steadily.
  • Ave. no. of meals consumed away from home gt3.10
  • Ave. no. of times no time for/access to hot meal
    gt2.29
  • Consumers are become more time-challenged
  • Consumers demand greater convenience and speed of
    food preparation.
  • Market Sales Potential
  • In Singapore alone, the size of the convenience
    food market is 60 of the population (2.55m) and
    growing
  • Market driving sectors working parents, students
    and young working adults (75)
  • Large market size favorable growth trends
    tremendous sales potential.

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Market Strategies Market Analysis
  • Target market
  • Main target market young working adults and
    students these sectors combined, drive 60 of
    the demand for convenience foods in Singapore
  • Secondary markets campers, commercial players,
    the military.

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Market Strategies Unique Selling Proposition
  • Image to fit the active lifestyles of target
    market.
  • Pop Go!
  • To busy, active individuals who are often away
    from home, HeatUp Food Warming Ware is a
    revolutionary heat-generating food container that
    enables you to heat up food wherever you are,
    whenever you want to. It is the perfect
    accompaniment to your active lifestyle.

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Market Strategies Marketing Mix Strategy
  • Pricing strategy Market penetration
  • Why?
  • Attract a large number of buyers and win a larger
    market share.
  • Compatible with the target markets budget
  • Economies of scale through mass production
  • Entering the market at a low price will deter
    potential competitors from entering the market.
  • Promotion strategy
  • Focus on sales promotions and miscellaneous
    marketing.
  • Proposed sales promotions include
  • Tie-ups with established canned food distributors
    such as Campbells and Dinte Moore.
  • Discounted introductory price.

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Market Strategies Marketing Mix Strategy
  • Why?
  • Making use of market intermediaries
  • Reduces the number of contacts for Exotherm.
  • Allows Exotherm to leverage on the channels
    expertise to better match supply and demand
  • Through the channels contact, experience,
    specialization, and scale of operation,
    intermediaries will be able to better push the
    product more than Exotherm can on its own.
  • Intensive Distribution wider reach to potential
    buyers.
  • Recommended retail outlets have a high volume of
    individuals from the target market.
  • Distribution strategy
  • Distribution chain wholesalers and retailers
  • Intensive distribution strategy
  • Recommended retail outlets convenience store,
    supermarkets, office convenience shops and school
    bookshops.

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Market StrategiesSales Potential
  • Total No. of People (T) Total No Target
    Segment likely to buy
  • 1,640,0000.65
  • approx. 1,066,000
  • Ave Rev per customer/year (A) Price of Pack
    (10)
  • Average No of Packs
  • 3.50 6
  • 21
  • Sales Projection (S) A T
  • 1,066,000 21
  • 22,386,000

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Competitive Strategies
SWOT Analysis . Competitor Analysis . Dealing
with Competition . Entry Barriers. Future
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SWOT Analysis
  • STRENGTHS
  • Entirely new product
  • High differentiation
  • Caters to those always on the move
  • Product benefits stated earlier
  • OPPORTUNITIES
  • High demand for hot food
  • Untapped market for portable, disposable
    warming devices
  • Lack of competitors
  • Sole user of technology
  • First mover advantage
  • Securing future profits CamelBak
  • WEAKNESSES
  • Key players in established industries
  • Good reputation and loyal customers
  • Customer Commitment
  • Tried and tested technology
  • Economies of Scale
  • Difficult to penetrate market
  • THREATS
  • Existing Technologies
  • Direct competitor reactions Price War
  • Piracy

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Competitor Analysis
  • Plugged Devices
  • Microwave, Oven, Heater, Stoves, etc
  • Bulky, Expensive and Energy consuming
  • Limited Mobility and Uses
  • Many large players offering same technologies
  • Not a threat Targets a different market
  • Consumers always on the go
  • Portable Devices
  • Less competing technologies
  • Solid Fuel
  • Outfield Stove
  • Reach higher temperatures
  • Waste and Danger
  • Limited Applications Environment
  • Strong Winds
  • Wet Climate

Disposable Containers
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Dealing with Competition
  • Unique Qualities - Marketing differentiation
  • Lifestyle Haste, Efficiency and Mobility
  • Perfect Solution to quick, hot meals
  • Collaborating with existing manufacturers
  • Helps break into market
  • Riding on established Goodwill
  • Lessens resistance
  • Lessens risk

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Entry Barriers
  • Patented for 5 years
  • Improve competitive edge
  • Innovate
  • Establish market standing
  • Improve market share (Monopoly)
  • First mover advantage
  • Technologically superior
  • More experience

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Future
  • Innovation vital to survival
  • Reactions Reach higher temperatures
  • Materials Better conductivity
  • Different applications
  • Fully replace current disposable containers
  • Represents a whole new kind of lifestyle

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Product Design Development
Design . Materials Needed . Further Developments
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Design
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Materials
  • Calcium Chloride
  • Polyethylene

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Further Development
  • Aluminum inner
  • Foam outer layer

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Financial Projections
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Presented by
  • Mok Zhenyuan Jezreel
  • See Zhao Shan Christian
  • Teh Zhi Ling Alvina
  • Teo Lian Eng Lynette

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Questions
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HeatUp Technology
  • Enthalpy heat of CaCl2(aq) -82.9 kJ/mol
  • It is assumed that the specific heat and density
    of the solution are equivalent to that of water
    4.184 J/gC and 1.000g/mL.
  • Chemical formula CaCl2 (s) Ca2 (aq) 2 Cl-
    (aq) H -82.9 kJ
  • Molar mass of CaCl2 40.08g/mol 2 x 35.45g/mol
    110.98g/mol
  • Heat produced when 10.0g of CaCl2 dissolve in
    50mL
  • 10.0g x 1mol/110.98g x -82.9kJ/1mol -7.470kJ
  • This energy is used to heat 50.0g (50ml) of
    water
  • -(-7.470kJ)/ (4.184J/ X 50.0g) x 1000 35.71
    degrees
  • 10g of Calcium Chloride has enough energy to
    raise the temperature by 35.71 degrees Celsius
    from room temperature.

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