Marketing nutrition for the base of the pyramid: Introducing successful practices for improved access to nutritious complementary foods: Key lessons from case studies. 

By:
Hystra
Date:
2014
Resource type:
Case studies and tools

Base of the pyramid typically refers to the largest and poorest socio-economic grouping, and it is estimated that people in this ‘category’ spend up to 60% of their income on food. If this is an accurate estimation, then the onus on the food industry to provide cost-effective and nutritious products could not be greater.  Eight lessons from marketing are given in this report by Hystra looks at based on the work of the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) and partners, such as e’Ppap - a fortified flour created in South Africa, and Milkuat, nutritious dairy products launched by Danone Dairy Indonesia. This in-depth report provides valuable lessons on marketing across the value chain, looking at: the value proposition, marketing and compliance, sustainability, and distribution. 

This resource presents evidence or data but has not been peer reviewed