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  • Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages unveiled

    Suzie Pellerin, Director February 2013

  • Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages 2

    Quebec Coalition on Weight-Related Problems

    Created in 2006

    Sponsored since 2008 by A solid partnership (organisations and individuals) • Close to 250 partners from :

    • Municipalities • Health professionals • Researchers • School districts • Environment professionals • Physical activity profesionnals • Etc.

  • Feb 2013 3

    Mandate : • Obtain the required support • To make demands for changing legislation and regulations

    and public policy in three strategic areas: • Agri-food industry • Sociocultural • Built environment

    • In order to encourage the development of environments that help in making healthy choices and will contribute to preventing weight related issues.

    Quebec Coalition on Weight-Related Problems

    Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Investments in Marketing Aggressive marketing

    • The intensity of marketing foods that have high caloric values and low nutritional values is recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) as an important factor in the obesity epidemic

    In 2006, big business spent $4 billion in soft drink advertising. Coca Cola’s annual advertising budget: • In 2007, Coca-Cola spent 9.6% of its

    revenue = $2.8 billion

    4 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Why target young people? Because of their direct (pocket money) and indirect (influence on parent purchases) buying power

    • It seems that, each year, 4 million Canadian children, 2 to 12 years old, spend $1.5 billion of their own pocket money and influence the purchase of household items to the tune of $20 billion.

    Young engaged consumer = faithful consumer

    • "From cradle to grave" • “Targeting youths ensures the future of the

    brand.” Coca-Cola Marketing Director, 1996

    Viral capacity +++

    5 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • 7 categories of SSBs analyzed

    6 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Marketing mix or the 4 Ps

    7

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    7 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Product

    8 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Multiplication and diversification of products

    9 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Packaging attractiveness

    Suggestive names • E.g. Red Bull, Monster, Guru,

    Hype, Pussy, Rockstar and Full Throttle.

    Vibrant colours Formats for every "thirst"

    10 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Recommendations

    Regulate all sugary drinks consistently and uniformly • On-going…

    Ensure that packaging focuses on informing before persuading

    Simplify the nutritional information Display clear and unambiguous warnings

    11 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

    Reducing the health risk of sugary drinks • Create a working group

    on sugar

    • Limit caffeine content • On-going…

  • Price

    12 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Price: an unbeatable argument for seducing young people

    Price – second most influential factor in young people's food choices (after taste)

    13 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Variation in prices of selected items on a global inflation basis

    14 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Recommendation

    Tax on Sugar-sweetened beverages with the revenue invested in prevention Promising and cost-effective measure according to: • The Institute of Medicine of the National Academies • The Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development

    (OECD)

    • The United Nations • The Yale Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity • Etc.

    15 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Placement

    16 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Placement

    Supermarkets Convenience stores

    Vending machines

    Cafeterias Restaurants

    Bars

    Grocery stores

    Arenas

    Parks

    Movie theatres

    Internet

    Television

    17 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Sugary drinks : always at your fingertips…

    youtube.com/watch?v=AjSD1ujauYc

    Feb 2013 18 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

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  • Strategic placement!

    19 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Recommendations 1/2

    Encourage : • retailers to review their display policy

    • On-going… • Restaurants (especially fast food chains) to offer and

    promote systematically healthier drinks

    In municipalities : • Prohibit the sale of energy drinks in sports

    establishments and places frequented by youth

    • On-going… • Limit the distribution of SSBs in municipal

    establishments and offer nutritious alternatives

    20 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Recommendations 2/2

    21 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

    Prohibit the sale of SSBs in provincial and federal buildings frequented by young people • Ex : hospitals, schools, national parks,… • On-going…

    Prohibit the sale of energy drinks to those under the age of 18 y.o. • 87% of Quebecers in favour

  • Promotion

    22 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Promotion

    Advertising Web sites Sponsorships Advergame Contests Philantropy More

    23 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Broadcast on all media platforms!

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    24 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

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  • Sponsorships (sports, music, arts…)

    25 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Association with celebrities

    26

    “It is a great honor for me to be ambassador of Pepsi Refresh Project ,” says Rochette. “I look forward to helping Quebecers make positive changes - it's a passion of mine.”

    Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

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  • Product placement

    In 2010, Coca-Cola invested nearly $12 million in placements and advertisements for the first American Idol in the winter and nearly $60 million for the full season Impact on food choice

    27 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Branded products

    28 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Advergame : Promote the brand through a game

    29 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • In-game advertising : product placement in video games

    Possibility of targeted advertising Different ads during parts Advertisements occur naturally Results of neuromarketing

    30 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Young people at the heart of communication

    Viral marketing: • Use of social media • Specificity: consumers are becoming the main drivers of

    brand communications

    • Lower costs • Enormous potential benefits (Ex: more than 58 million fans

    of Coca-Cola on Facebook)

    • Rapid dissemination • The message has a positive connotation associated with its

    prescription through knowledge

    31 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Social media & viral marketing

    32 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • “Philantropy”

    33 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

  • Creative and successful initiatives!

    34 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

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  • Recommendations

    35 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

    Prohibit marketing to children • At a federal or provincial level

    • In Quebec, modernize the enforcement rules of the articles 248 and 249 of the Consumer Protection Act

    • Ensure sufficient financial resources and adequate structure

    Create a committee to analyse ways of reducing the impact of SSBs promotion

  • Coca-Cola’s “obesity prevention” campaign

    36 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zybnaPqzJ6s

    Misleads the public into error stating that their products are like all other foods Focusses on the role of physical activity in obesity in order to divert attention from sugary drinks Tries to win public and political favors to counteract the increasing pressure for regulation

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  • Part of the solution? Really?

    Feb 2013 37

    The Honest Coca-Cola Obesity Commercial

    • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHhCP5ad-zM

    Coming together Translated (CSPI)

    • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyeImvWtnr4

    The Real Bears (CSPI)

    • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myxwCEGcBYc

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  • And for further information...

    38 Feb 2013 Marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages

    www.cqpp.qc.ca/en/priorities/sugar-sweetened-beverages/marketing

  • Thank you! Questions?

    Contact : Web site : cqpp.qc.ca | Email : [email protected] Facebook.com/CoalitionPoids @CoalitionPoids Youtube.com/CoalitionPoids

    Merci!

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