Boxed Brilliance: How Packaging Can Win Hearts in India
The Importance of Packaging in India: First Impressions Matter
- First Impressions
Packaging is often the first interaction consumers have with a product. For example, the vibrant packaging of Indian snacks like Haldiram’s attracts attention on shelves. - Brand Identity
Unique packaging helps establish a brand’s identity. Amul’s iconic packaging with its mascot creates strong brand recognition. - Product Protection
Effective packaging protects products during transportation and storage. For instance, Tetra Pak cartons used by brands like Tropicana ensure juice freshness. - Sustainability
Eco-friendly packaging appeals to environmentally conscious consumers. Brands like Biome have gained popularity with their sustainable packaging solutions. - Information Delivery
Packaging conveys essential product information. The detailed labeling on Patanjali products informs consumers about ingredients and benefits. - Differentiation
Unique packaging can set a brand apart from competitors. The innovative packaging of Frooti, with its distinctive shape, stands out in the beverage market. - Convenience
Packaging that enhances usability can drive sales. For example, ready-to-eat meals from brands like MTR come in easy-to-open pouches. - Emotional Connection
Packaging can evoke emotions and nostalgia. The traditional design of Parle-G biscuits resonates with Indian consumers’ childhood memories. - Cultural Relevance
Packaging that reflects local culture can enhance appeal. The festive packaging of Cadbury during Diwali connects with consumers’ celebrations. - Marketing Tool
Packaging serves as a marketing tool, promoting the product. The eye-catching designs of Mamaearth’s skincare products effectively attract the target audience.
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About the author: Hemant is the Founder & CEO of branding and marketing firm ”Neeti Brand Accelerator” in Mumbai.
He is a brand strategist and has worked with more than 150 brands during last two decades. He is also mentor and coach to SMEs and startups. You can visit the website neeti.biz. You can contact him at hemant@neeti.biz