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Canal Supermarket HK Estudio del Canal Supermercados en Hong Kong Noviembre 2016 Documento elaborado por la O ficina Comercial de Chile en Hong Kong - ProChile I. TABLA DE CONTENIDO II. DEFINICIÓN DEL CANAL ................................................................................................................. 3 1. Características y definiciones relevantes. ................................................................................... 3 2. Diagrama de flujo en el canal de distribución (supermercados) .................................................. 3 III. ANALISIS DE LOS ACTORES RELEVANTES DEL CANAL ..................................................................... 4 1. Identificación de los principales actores dentro del canal. .......................................................... 4 2. Importancia relativa de los actores del canal .............................................................................. 6 IV. ESTRATEGIA COMERCIAL DE ACTORES RELEVANTES DEL CANAL .................................................... 7 1. Política comercial ...................................................................................................................... 7 2. Política de proveedores. ............................................................................................................ 8 3. Posicionamiento e imagen. ........................................................................................................ 9 4. Política de marcas propias. ...................................................................................................... 11 5. Política de sustentabilidad ....................................................................................................... 11 V. EXIGENCIAS Y REQUERIMIENTOS EN EL CANAL ............................................................................ 12 VI. OPORTUNIDADES PARA SUBSECTORES/PRODUCTOS CHILENOS EN CANAL ANALIZADO .............. 15 1. Aceite de palta ........................................................................................................................ 16 2. Mermelada ............................................................................................................................. 17 3. Frutos Secos y Semillas ............................................................................................................ 18 VII. COMENTARIOS Y RECOMENDACIONES DE LA OFICINA COMERCIAL ............................................ 19 VIII. ANEXOS .................................................................................................................................. 21 Estudio de Canales de Distribución Página 2 II. DEFINICIÓN DEL CANAL 1. Características y definiciones relevantes. Supermercado es un establecimiento comercial de venta al por menor que ofrece bienes de consumo bajo un sistema de autoservicio, entre los que se encuentran alimentos (procesados, refrigerados, congelados y enlatados ), artículos de higiene, limpieza, tratamiento facial y corporal, papelería, artículos eléctricos, ropa de cama, herramientas para la cocina, etc. Pueden ser parte de una cadena, generalmente en forma de franquicia, que puede tener más sedes en la misma ciudad, región o país. A diferencia de las tiendas individuales, los supermercados ofrecen productos a bajo precio. Para generar beneficios, los supermercados intentan contrarrestar el bajo margen de beneficio con un alto volumen de ventas. Debido a su geografía y características de ciudad pequeña con alta densidad poblacional y alto valor por metro cuadrado, Hong Kong carece de hipermercados, resultando en consumidores que realizan compras de volumen pequeño. Por otro lado, los supermercados se encuentran relativamente cerca ya que no existen distancias largas. Según las estadísticas del Hong Kong Census and Statistics Department, en el 2015, los supermercados alcanzaron beneficios de USD 7.5 mil millones y para el 2016 desde enero a septiembre, valoraron USD 5.6 mil millones. Los actores principales que integran el canal de distribución son: productor, importador, distribuidor, retailer (supermercado), e-commerce y consumidor. 2. Diagrama de flujo en el canal de distribución (supermercados) III. ANALISIS DE LOS ACTORES RELEVANTES DEL CANAL 1. Identificación de los principales actores dentro del canal. Los supermercados en Hong Kong están altamente consolidados y en manos de pocos actores. Los más renombrados: ParknShop, Wellcome, AEON Supermarket, Great Food Hall, Citysuper y Market Place. Se les puede categorizar en 3 grupos, dependiendo del segmento socio- económico del grupo objetivo: expatriados/clase alta, clase media y clase media baja. Todos los supermercados utilizan e-commerce como otra manera de promocionar y vender sus productos, destacando Citysuper y ParknShop que ofrecen además apps para el teléfono móvil. Clase Alta / Expatriados 1. Citysuper- https://www.citysuper.com.hk/en/ Fundado en 1996, Citysuper tiene el concepto de "Mega Lifestyle Specialty Store" para su operación. Su grupo objetivo de consumidores son los profesionales y expatriados que buscan una alta calidad de vida, por ello Citysuper se especializa en productos de lujo e importados de todo el mundo. La selección de éstos productos diferencia a Citysuper de otros supermercados que operan en Hong Kong . 2. Great Food Hall-http://www.greatfoodhall.com/eshop/LoginPage.do Great fue fundado en el 2000 y su compañía hermana es ParknShop, supermercado dentro de la categoría de gente de menos recursos. Los principales clientes de Great son familias de clase alta. Los productos frescos, como las frutas y verduras, tienden a ser de mayor calidad y precio. Ofrece una amplia selección de quesos, chocolate, té, carnes procesadas, sushi, pescado fresco y comidas preparadas, bocadillos y más. También hay un restaurante de hamburguesas Triple O's, una cafetería con comida y una heladería dentro del supermercado. Estudio de Canales de Distribución Página 4 Clase Media 1. AEON Supermarket-https://www.aeoncity.com.hk/en/major/01.html De origen japonés, el Grupo AEON estableció su negocio en Hong Kong en 1985. Fue renombrado de "JUSCO" a "AEON" en el 2013. Comenzó como un almacén grande hasta 2005, en que se creó el primer supermercado AEON independiente. Proporciona una amplia gama de alimentos de todo el mundo, la mayoría japoneses. Estos supermercados atraen a muchos clientes de clase media que son receptivos a nuevos productos y pagan más por productos de mayor calidad. Las promociones en la tienda se llevan a cabo todos los sábados y domingos, fechas en que es usual ver las tiendas llenas de clientes. 2. Market Place by Jasons-https://www.marketplacebyjasons.com/mpj2shop/html/index.html Fundado en el 2007, Market Place by Jasons (Market Place) es un supermercado tendiente a la alta gama, buscando capturar el mercado semi-lujoso. Es una empresa hermana de Wellcome, supermercado enfocado al sector de menos recursos. El grupo objetivo de Market Place son ciudadanos aspiracionales y ligeramente acaudalados, receptivos a los alimentos occidentales. Market Place ofrece alimentos internacionales que son personalizados a los clientes con precios competitivos. Enfocado a crear un ambiente agradable, cómodo, familiar y contemporáneo para los consumidores. Clase Media Baja 1. ParknShop-http://parknshop.com/ ParknShop es un supermercado convencional que vende mercancías chinas y productos importados. El primer ParknShop se estableció en 1973. Durante una década, la tienda siguió siendo minorista hasta mediados de la década de 1980, cuando comenzó a expandirse fuera de Hong Kong. ParknShop vende productos bajo marcas genéricas que se llaman "Best Buy" y “Select". También lleva exclusivamente una variedad de productos “Waitrose” y “Groupe Casino” del Reino Unido y Francia, respectivamente. Estudio de Canales de Distribución Página 5 2. Wellcome-http://www.wellcome.com.hk/wd2shop/en/html/index.html En sus 70 años de vida, Wellcome se ha convertido en la cadena de supermercados más grande y con el patrimonio más antiguo de Hong Kong. Fundada en 1945, Wellcome atrae a más de 16 millones de clientes por mes. Vende varios productos bajo las marcas genéricas “Sure Buy” y “First Choice”, además de productos locales e importados desde China y otros países. Se ha comprometido a mantener su posición líder en el mercado a través de un servicio amigable. 2. Importancia relativa de los actores del canal Participación de Facturación Cantidad Cadena Clusters mercado (millones de $) de tiendas Citysuper 0,57% 5,016 4 Supermercados Great Food Hall 0,14% N/A 1 Supermercados AEON Supermarket 0,43% N/A 3 Supermercados Market Place 5,26% N/A 37 Supermercados ParknShop 33,1% 27.974 173 Supermercados Wellcome 39,8% N/A 280 Supermercados Estudio de Canales de Distribución Página 6 IV. ESTRATEGIA COMERCIAL DE ACTORES RELEVANTES DEL CANAL 1. Política comercial Estrategia de ubicación y de precios Decidir la ubicación del supermercado puede acortar la distancia entre los clientes objetivo y las tiendas. Los supermercados pertenecientes a la clase alta, es decir, Citysuper y Great Food Hall, optaron por operar en centros comerciales en donde el precio de la propiedad es muy alto pero tienen gran exposición. El diseño da una sensación de estilo de vida lujoso. Por lo tanto, el precio de sus productos es alto y sin descuentos. Para AEON Supermarket y Market Place que apuntan a los clientes de clase media, operan en distritos donde el valor de la propiedad es menor. Para atraer a estos consumidores se deben proveer productos de calidad, por lo que
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