Beef Sucuk Coil 240 g
The biggest obstacle facing a new brand on a retail shelf is not price but risk. A shopper does not want to pay a high amount for something untried; a large pack makes the possibility of not liking it expensive, and the decision is postponed.
A small pack lowers that barrier. A 240 g coil can be tried at an amount barely felt in the basket, and once the product is liked the second purchase moves up to a larger pack. There is a shelf-side advantage too: small packs fit more facings into the same shelf metre, making the product more visible.
Shelf life and storage conditions
- Shelf Life
- Production and best-before dates are printed on the packaging.
- Storage Conditions
- Store between 0 °C and +4 °C with the cold chain maintained. After opening, keep refrigerated in a sealed container.
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Why Choose This Product?
- It can be tried at a low basket value, reducing the shopper's first-purchase risk.
- Once liked, the second purchase moves up to a larger pack and the brand settles on the shelf.
- More facings fit into the same shelf metre, making the product more visible.
- A 240 g size suits single-household and one-off use.
Where To Use It
- Retail and deli counters
- Household breakfasts
- Camping and picnics
- Pan-fried sucuk and menemen
- Toastie fillings
- Office kitchens
Wholesale Ordering & Storage
In retail, small packs drive trial and large packs drive repeat purchase; a shelf plan carrying both sizes raises the conversion rate. Store between 0 °C and +4 °C with the cold chain maintained. After opening, keep refrigerated in a sealed container.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why a small pack on the retail shelf?
Shoppers do not want to pay a high amount for something untried. A small pack lowers first-purchase risk and makes the trial decision easy.
Should it be carried alongside a large pack?
It should. Small packs drive trial and large packs drive repeat purchase; together they raise the conversion rate.
What is its effect on the shelf layout?
More facings fit into the same shelf metre, making the product more visible.
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