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What three factors that had a negative impact on the financial performances of unibic in its early years?

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Ugo [173]2 years ago

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Answer:

Price of unibic, preference for other glucose biscuits, and inadequate marketing and branding campaigns had a negative impact on the financial performances of unibic in its early years

Explanation:

The three factors that negatively impacted the financial performances of unibic in its early years were as follows

a) The price of Unibic cookies was higher as compare to its other competitors.

b) During those days, glucose biscuits were preferred as compared to bakery cookies of Unibic

c) Packaging, branding and marketing not as per the public requirement

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