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Consumer preference for budget detergent powder/bar inGhazipur City
SURVE !R"#EC$ RE!"R$
Submitted to
Veer %ahadur Singh !ur&ancha' Uni&ersity( #aunpurIn partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
%)C*E+"R ", %US-.ESS )0-.-S$R)$-".
Submitted By: Under the Supervision
of:BhupendraYadavMr. KarunendraPratap Singh BBA.4thSemesterAssistant Professor,Roll No.4!""# $ept. of Business
Administration
1234
$echnica' Education 5 Research -nstitute
Post%&raduate 'ollege, Ravindrapuri
&ha(ipur%)**""+
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Certificate
his is to -ertif that %hupendraada&, pursuing BBA4th semester from this
institute, has prepared the surve pro/e-t report entitled 0Consumer
preference for budget detergent powder/bar in Ghazipur City1 in partial
fulfillment of the re2uirements of the degree of Ba-helor of Business
Administration from 3eer BahadurSingh Purvan-hal niversit, 5aunpur
during the session )"+*%)"+4.
his report is based on surve pro/e-t underta6en b %hupendraada&under
m supervision during the -ourse of fourth semester and fulfills the
re2uirements of regulations relating to the nature and standard of BBA
-ourse of 3.B.S. Purvan-halniversit.
7 re-ommend that this pro/e-t report ma be sent for evaluation.
Rahu' )nand Singh 6arunendra!ratap Singh
Asso-iate Professor 8 9ead, Assistant Professor,
$ept. of Business Administration $ept. of Business Administration
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ec'aration
7, %hupendraada&, hereb de-lare that this surve pro/e-t report entitled
0Consumer preference for budget detergent powder/bar inGhazipur City
has been prepared b me on the basis of surve done during the -ourse of m
fourth semester of BBA programme under the supervision of 0r7
6arunendra!ratap Singh( Assistant Professor, $epartment of Business
Administration, :R7, &ha(ipur.
his surve pro/e-t report is m bona fide ;or6 and has not been submitted
in an form to an niversit or 7nstitute for the a;ard of an degree or diploma
prior to the under mentioned date. 7 bear the entire responsibilit of submission of
this pro/e-t report.
82 0ay 1234 %hupendraada&
BBA 4thSemester $epartment of Business Administration
e-hni-al :du-ation 8 Resear-h 7nstitute
P.&. 'ollege, &ha(ipur
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$)%+E ", C".$E.$S
Prefa-e +%)
A-6no;ledgement *%*
'hapter%+ 7ntrodu-tion 4%*
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!RE,)CE
he first real insight of an organi(ation for management student -omes onl
during his preparation of pro/e-t ;or6 be-ause student first intera-ts ;ith real pra-ti-al
;or6. his is first introdu-tion to industr and its ;or6ing. his pro/e-t ;or6 snthesi(e
the theoreti-al -on-ept learn in the -lass room and its pra-ti-al orientation in
organi(ation.
7n m pro/e-t 7 have studied theConsumer preference for budget detergent
powder/bar inGhazipur City7
he ?irst -hapter deals ;ith the introdu-tion of the topi-, it also des-ribes the
profile and histor of detergent powder/bar industry7
7n first -hapter 7 have mentioned for detergent po;derbar industrintrodu-tion.
he ob/e-tive and need of resear-h is also mentioned in se-tion of pro/e-t ;or6.
he Se-ond -hapter deals ;ith resear-h methodolog. he pro-ess of -arring out
the ;hole resear-h problem is defined in it. 7t -ontains information about the ob/e-tives
of the resear-h, methods of data -olle-tion, sampling and sample design.
hird -hapter is data analsis and interpretation. his is the most important
se-tion of the pro/e-t ;or6. his se-tion -ontains the analsis of all the data -olle-ted so
far and the are interpreted to produ-e the final -on-lusion. 7t -ontains all the tables and
-harts ;hi-h depi-ts the result.
'hapter four -ontains the finding and re-ommendation of the resear-h. his is
based on the data anal(ed and interpreted in the previous -hapter. his is the most
important se-tion of the resear-h report for a report is evaluated on the validit ad
-orre-tness of findings.
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'hapter five depi-ted -on-lusion ;hi-h -on-ludes the ;hole report, And later
-hapters -ontain bibliograph. Chi-h des-ribes the list of sour-es from ;here the matter
and information is -olle-tedD 7t -ontains the list of boo6s, authors, ;eb sites use et-.
%hupendraada&
%7%7)7 -V Sem7
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)c9now'edgement
Man than6s to the &od, ;ho has sent me on this earth and b mer- of him, 7 ;ould be able to
a--omplish this resear-h.
A person ;ho has al;as en-ouraged me to;ards positive and used to sa 0Nothing -an be
impossible if ou are ;or6ing hard ;ith heart and soul.1 he Cord regard is ver small for him
and 7 donEt 6no; ;hat ;ord ;ill be appropriate for him, that person is m elder Brother Mr.
AmitPande
7 epress m deep sense of gratitude and regards to Mrs. ?atiShaffat F@e-turer, $ept. of
management studies, .:.R.7., P.&. 'ollege affiliated to 3eer Bahadur Singh Purvan-hal
niversitG under ;hose guidan-e 7 -ompleted this pro/e-t, 7 am than6ful to her valuable
guidan-e, gentle en-ouragement and pains she too6 in guiding me throughout the stud.
Some of m ?riend, 5oti and &auri ;hose suggestion for H;hat is Right or CrongE has sho;n
m aim and ob/e-tives of life.
Again, 7 heartil epress m regard to all the above person mentioned and pra to the &od HMa
live them longE.
%hupendraada&
%%) 4
th
Sem7
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Chapter :3
-ntroduction
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CUS$"0ER S)$-S,)C$-".
he liberali(ation and globali(ation of 7ndian e-onom has ta6en pla-e almost a de-ade
ago, the fo-us point in an organi(ation is 0'ustomer satisfa-tion1. he phase su-h as
0'ustomer is 6ing in our business1, 0servi-e to -ustomer is servi-e to god1 are no more a
mth but turned out to be a realit. 'ustomer satisfa-tion is the base of an business
epansion be-ause of the stiff -ompetition prevalent in the mar6et.
Chether the buer is satisfied after the pur-hase depends on the offerEs performan-e in
relation to the buerEs epe-tation. 7n generalI satisfa-tion is a personEs feeling of pleasure
or disappointment resulting from -omparing a produ-tEs per-eived performan-e F or
out-omeG in relation to his or her epe-tation.
As this definition ma6es -lear, satisfa-tion is a fun-tion of per-eived performan-e and
epe-tation. 7f the performan-e falls short of epe-tations, the -ustomer is dissatisfied. 7f
the performan-e mat-hes the epe-tations the -ustomer is satisfied.
473 !erception
nli6e motivation that re2uires a rea-tion to a stimulus, per-eption relates to the
meaning that is assigned to that stimulus as mar6eters are interested in ho; buers
per-eive and rea-t to produ-ts in relation to su-h matters as 2ualit, aestheti-s, pri-e and
image, sin-e produ-ts not onl eist in partial terms but also ho; the are per-eived b
-onsumers in relation need satisfa-tion. his per-eption b buers is affe-ted b the
nature of the produ-t itself, b the -ir-umstan-es of the individual buer and b the
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buerEs innate situation in terms of ho; read the are to ma6e the pur-hase in terms of
needing it at a parti-ular point of time.
471 )ttitude
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$etergent is a -ompound or miture of -omponents, intended to assist -leaning. he ma beJ
+G $etergent Soap
)G $etergent Po;der
etergent Chemistry;
o understand ;hat is needed to a-hieve effe-tive -leaning, it is helpful to have a basi-
6no;ledge of soap and detergent -hemistr
Cater, the li2uid -ommonl used for -leaning, has a propert -alled surfa-e tension. 7n the
bod of the ;ater, ea-h mole-ule is surrounded and attra-ted b other ;ater mole-ules.
9o;ever, at the surfa-e, those mole-ules are surrounded b other ;ater mole-ules onl on the
;ater side. A tension is -reated as the ;ater mole-ules at the surfa-e are pulled into the bod of
the ;ater. his tension -auses ;ater to bead up on surfa-es Fglass, fabri-G, ;hi-h slo;s ;etting
of the surfa-e and inhibits the -leaning pro-ess. You -an see surfa-e tension at ;or6 b pla-ing a
drop of ;ater onto a -ounter top. he drop ;ill hold its shape and ;ill not spread
7n the -leaning pro-ess, surfa-e tension must be redu-ed so ;ater -an spread and
;et surfa-es. 'hemi-als that are able to do this effe-tivel are -alled surfa-e a-tive agents, or
surfa-tants. he are said to ma6e ;ater ;etter.
Surfa-tants perform other important fun-tions in -leaning, su-h as loosening,
emulsifing Fdispersing in ;aterG and holding soil in suspension until it -an be
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rinsed a;a. Surfa-tants -an also provide al6alinit, ;hi-h is useful in
removing a-idi- soils.
Surfa-tants are -lassified b their ioni- Fele-tri-al -hargeG properties in ;aterJ anioni-
Fnegative -hargeG, nonioni- Fno -hargeG, -ationi- Fpositive -hargeG and amphoteri- Feither
positive or negative -hargeG.
Soap is an anioni- surfa-tant.
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here are man tpes of trigl-eridesI ea-h tpe -onsists of its o;n parti-ular -ombination of
fatt a-ids
?att a-ids are the -omponents of fats and oils that are used in ma6ing soap. he are ;ea6
a-ids -omposed of t;o parts
A -arboli- a-id group -onsisting of one hdrogen F9G atom, t;o ogen F
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SUR,)C$).$S -. E$ERGE.$S
A detergent is an effe-tive -leaning produ-t be-ause it -ontains one or more surfa-tants. Be-ause of
their -hemi-al ma6eup, the surfa-tants used in detergents -an be engineered to perform ;ell under a
variet of -onditions. Su-h surfa-tants are less sensitive than soap to the hardness minerals in ;ater and
most ;ill not form a film
$etergent surfa-tants ;ere developed in response to a shortage of animal and vegetable fats and oils
during Corld Car 7 and Corld Car 77. 7n addition, a substan-e that ;as resistant to hard ;ater ;as
needed to ma6e -leaning more effe-tive. At that time, petroleum ;as found to be a plentiful sour-e for
the manufa-ture of these surfa-tants. oda, detergent surfa-tants are made from a variet of
petro-hemi-als Fderived from petroleumG andor oleo-hemi-als Fderived from fats and oilsG.
!etrochemica's and "'eochemica's
@i6e the fatt a-ids used in soapma6ing, both petroleum and fats and oils -ontain hdro-arbon -hains
that are repelled b ;ater but attra-ted to oil and grease in soils. hese hdro-arbon -hain sour-es are
used to ma6e the ;ater%hating end of the surfa-tant mole-ule.
"ther Chemica's
'hemi-als, su-h as sulfur trioide, sulfuri- a-id and ethlene oide, are used to produ-e
the ;ater%loving end of the surfa-tant mole-ule
)'9a'is
As in soapma6ing, an al6ali is used to ma6e detergent surfa-tants. Sodium and potassium
hdroide are the most -ommon al6alis
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*ow etergent Surfactants )re 0ade
)nionic Surfactants
he -hemi-al rea-ts ;ith hdro-arbons derived from petroleum or fats
and oils to produ-e ne; a-ids similar to fatt a-ids.
A se-ond rea-tion adds an al6ali to the ne; a-ids to produ-e one tpe of anioni- surfa-tant mole-ule.
.onionic Surfactants
Nonioni- surfa-tant mole-ules are produ-ed b first -onverting the hdro-arbon to an al-ohol and then
rea-ting the fatt al-ohol ;ith ethlene oide.
*"< S")!S ). E$ERGE.$S
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Mar6eting means understanding and responding to -ustomer needs, a pre%re2uisite F-onditionG
for an organi(ation su--ess.1
A--ording to Ameri-an mar6eting asso-iation, 0mar6eting is -on-erned ;ith people and the
a-tivities involved in the flo; of goods and serves from the produ-er to the -onsumer.1
A--ording to C.5. Santan, 0mar6eting is a total sstem of business a-tivities designed to plan,
pri-es, promise and distribute ;ant satisfing goods and servi-es to present and potential
-ustomer.1
E$ERGE.$ 0)R6E$ -. -.-)
SA7S?A'7
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he 7ndian fabri- ;ash produ-ts mar6et ;as a highl fragmented one. here ;as a si(eable
unorgani(ed se-tor. " % Rs. +)" per 6gG and
-ompa-t Fselling at over Rs. +)" per 6gG. he -ompa-t, premium and medium pri-ed segments
together a--ounted for )"O of the volume share and *O of the value share. he e-onom
segment made up the remaining lionLs share of the mar6et. he fabri- ;ash industr in 7ndia ;as
-hara-teri(ed b lo; per -apita -onsumption, espe-iall in rural mar6ets. he ma/or plaers in
the 7ndian detergent mar6et ;ere 9@@, P8&, Nirma and 9en6el Fthrough its /oint venture ;ith
SP7', a leading petro-hemi-al -ompan based in the south 7ndian -it of 'hennaiG.
0)R6E$ S*)RE
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0a=or !'ayers>
&hari
Rin
Cheel
ide
Nirma
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.-R0)
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N7RMA is one of the fe; names % ;hi-h is instantl re-ogni(ed as a true 7ndian brand, ;hi-h
too6 on might multinationals and re;rote the mar6eting rules to ;in the heart of prin-ess, i.e.
the -onsumer.
Nirma, the proverbial HRags to Ri-hesE saga of $r. Karsanbhai Patel, is a -lassi- eample of the
su--ess of 7ndian entrepreneurship in the fa-e of stiff -ompetition. Starting as a one%man
operation in +>!>, toda, it has about +4, """ emploee%base and annual turnover is above Rs.
), "" -rores.7ndia is a one of the largest -onsumer e-onom, ;ith burgeoning middle -lass pie.
7n su-h a ;idespread, diverse mar6etpla-e, Nirma aptl -on-entrated all its efforts to;ards
-reating and building a strong -onsumer preferen-e to;ards its Hvalue%for%moneE produ-ts.
No;, the ear )""4 sees NirmaEs annual sales tou-h #"",""" tones, ma6ing it one of
the largest volume sales ;ith a single brand name in the ;orld. @oo6ing at the ?M'& snergies,
Nirma stepped into toilet soaps relativel late in +>>" but this did not deter it to a-hieve a
volume of +"",""" per annum. his ma6es Nirma the largest detergent and the se-ond largest
toilet soap brand in 7ndia ;ith mar6et share of *#O and )"O respe-tivel.
SUR, E?CE+
Surf :-el is -urrentl running t;o -ampaigns riding on the popularit of the $aag A-he 9ain
F $irt is goodG -ampaign.he ne; -ampaign too stri6es a -hord ;ith the -onsumers. 'ontinuing
;ith the earlier -ampaign, the ne; ad features t;o 6ids ta6ing a Puddle fight to distra-t their
fighting parents fighting over a -ar -ollision. he voi-e over sas ifsome thing good happens
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be-ause of dirt then $irt is &ood. A--ording to a report in agen-fa2s, the -reative team had a
tough tas6 in -ontinuing a -lassi- -ampaign and no doubt the have been ver su--essful.
he se-ond -ampaign ta6es a -ue from the Corld -up. he ad features a group of 6ids preparing
for Corld 'up )"+.
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Sunlight 9industan @ever @td. $o-tor
"=
.
SunlightF-a6eG 9industan @ever @td. 9ipolin
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Surf%ltra Fpo;derG 9industan @ever @td. ?ena
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.'he-6 Fpo;derG 9en6el Spi- 7ndia @td. $hara
+"
.Chite Fpo;derG Rebit and 'olman 7ndia @td. $ate
++. 3imFpo;derG 9industan @ever @td. $ot+)
.9arpi-
Rebit and 'olman of 7ndia
@td.Superfine,3imal
+*
.
'olin Rebit and 'olmen 7ndia @td. some of the soaps
+4
.
Bri-6s 9en6el Spi- 7ndia @td. of the lo-al industries.
0)R6R$-.G S$R)$EG-ES ", )++ $*E 0)#"R !+)ERS7
Chen Pro-ter8 &amble 7ndia FP8&G entered the detergent ,mar6et of 7ndia at the beginning of
the +>>"s, the mar6et had /ust -almed do;n after a de-ade long battle bet;een 9@@Es Surf and
Nirma of Nirma 'hemi-als. hough there ;ere man detergent brands in the mar6et $et, Ke,
Pont, 'hase, 3imal, 3i/a, Adhuni6, Plus, 9ipolene, e/, Ma(da ,San(ar , et- Surf remained the
leader and Nirma the -hallenger. 'hoosing the pri-e -ons-ious, lo;er segment as its mar6et and
ta6ing advantage of the -on-essions as an SS7 unit, Nirma 'hemi-als offered a lo;%pri-ed brand
and promoted it aggressivel. 9@@ had to defend Surf ;ith all its might. he -ompan stepped
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up its promotion of Surf, reling heavil on aspe-ts li6e 2ualit and value for mone. 7n addition,
9@@ introdu-ed a lo; pri-ed brand, Cheel, and positioned it dire-tl against Nirma in the same
segment. 9@@ also introdu-ed Sunlight detergent po;der, a brand etension of its Sunlight
;ashing soap ta6ing advantage of its time tested brand image. Yet, ;ithin a fe; ears, Nirma
garnered a share of * per -ent of the mar6et and literall shoo6 9industan @ever. he latter had
been the mar6et leader for ears ;ithout an signifi-ant -hallenge ;hatsoever. Also, b then the
detergents mar6et of 7ndia had gro;n into aRs +,#"" -rore mar6et. 7t ;as into this mar6et that
P8& entered ;ith its Ariel as a dire-t -ontestant against Surf. 7n fa-t, the P8&%9@@ battle
finall turned out to be one of the ma/or mar6eting en-ounters of the +>>"s. P8& and @ever, the
rivals around the ;orld, ;ere no; -ombating on 7ndian ground.
9o; did P8& go about mar6eting ArielD Chat mar6eting strateg did P8& emploD P8&
See6s leadership position in the industrJ P8& laid do;n its mar6eting strateg in respe-t of
ArielJ P8& aims at ma6ing Ariel the leading detergent brand of 7ndia, s2uarel -onfronting the
eiting mar6et leader, 9industan @ever, and its leading brand, Surf. >", positioning it
dire-tl against 9@@Es Surf.
E$ERGE.$S U.ER SCRU$-.
he virtuall unregulated use of pollutant -hemi-als in the 7ndian detergent industr is a situation
that needs to be 2ui-6l reversed, sas oi-s @in6.
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4!.
oda, 7ndia has a diverse range of detergents available off the shelf. he annual -onsumption of
detergents in 7ndia ranges to hundreds of thousands of tonnes. he formal se-tor ;ith its
in-reasing abilit to influen-e -onsumers via advertisements is epanding its mar6et share
aggressivel. he detergent mar6et has evolved into a highl -ompetitive one ;here a mriad
brands vie ;ith ea-h other to get the -ustomersL attention. :a-h brand -laims to -lean ;hiter,
boasting of te-hnologi-all dubious terms su-h as fighting granules, po;er pearls, et-.
etergents and hea'th
$etergents are household -hemi-al -leaning -ompounds used for laundering and dish;ashing.
he -ontain ;etting agents and emulsifiers, based on non%soap sntheti- surfa-tants. Sntheti-
detergent po;ders -onsist of surfa-e%a-tive agents, builders and fillers. 7n addition the have
additives li6e anti re%deposition agents, opti-al fibre brighteners F;hitening agentsG, bluing
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agents, blea-hing agents, foam regulators, organi- se2uestering agents, en(mes, perfumers, and
substan-es that regulate the densit and assure -rispness of the material the are used on.
A stud done to understand the 7ndian -onsumers 6no;ledge of harmful effe-ts of detergents on
health and environment, sho;ed that ==.! per-ent of respondents had eperien-ed some 6inds of
s6in irritation due to detergents.
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biolog at the 'anadianniversit of &uelph, the main problem is that of phosphate%based
detergents promoting eurtrophi-ation of a2uati- environments.
:utrophi-ation or Nutrient pollution is a pro-ess b ;hi-h ;ater bodies graduall age and
be-ome more produ-tive. An natural pro-ess li6e this might ta6e thousands of ears to progress
but human a-tivities a--elerate this pro-ess tremendousl. he presen-e of e-essive plant
nutrients -auses pollution of ;ater bodies. hese plant nutrients are supplied primaril in the
form of phosphorus, nitrogen and -arbon to ;ater bodies in various ;as. Se;age perhaps is a
parti-ular sour-e of phosphorus ;hen detergents -ontaining large amounts of phosphates are
drained during ;ashing. he algal boom leads to -onsumption of the ogen dissolved in ;ater,
-reating hpoi-, and at times, near anoi- situation. his -an lead to e-essive eutrophi-ation
that 6ills the fish, -ause odour and in-rease pathogeni- animals.
Seasona' impacts
Run%off of phosphates into ;ater streams is not onl due to detergents, but also due to fertili(ers
and manures. ?indings sho; that during the dr seasons ;hen the run%off from agri-ulture is
virtuall (ero, and manure run%off is do;n to one fifth of the total annual rate, detergents are
responsible for additional loadings of rivers b about =.* per -ent ;hi-h poses signifi-ant
eutrophi-ation impa-t ris6s. 7n 7ndia, it is not un-ommon to see ponds, la6es and part of rivers
-ho6ing ;ith algae or other a2uati- plants. 7n the 7ndian -ontet, this is a grim situation sin-e
these ;ater bodies are the primar sour-es of ;ater for a large se-tion of the population.
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$he etergent -ndustry
$etergent industr refuses to ta6e an a-tion due to a la-6 of mandator legislations. As a
proa-tive response to environment ris6s as result of in-reasing levels of phosphates, the industr
needs to redu-e the perilousl high phosphate levels of *" per -ent to far lo;er numbers.
7ndustr representatives have de-lined to do so on grounds that the amount of phosphate used in
northern -ountries is higher as -ompared to that in 7ndia. he fa-t is that 7ndia relies onl on
Se;age reatment Plants FSPsG ;hi-h are not full fun-tional even in metropolitan -ities unli6e
northern -ountries ;here SPs are installed for ever fe; households. 7ndustr ought to label its
produ-ts voluntaril for -ontaining phosphate so that it -an be left to the -onsumer to de-ide.
A--ording to Prof. Kaushi-6 stri-t regulations in North Ameri-a and :urope ma6es it mandator
for the multinational detergent industr to produ-e detergents ;ith nominal phosphate -ontent
For even phosphate%free detergentG. he same industr absolves itself of this responsibilit in
7ndia, ;here it manufa-tures detergents ;ith a high phosphate -ontent. he industr vehementl
opposes an regulation of phosphate use in detergents. 7t is not prepared to indi-ate the
per-entage phosphate -ontent on detergent pa-6ages.
%etter options : Eco:friend'y househo'd c'eaning powders
An environmentall superior detergent is the one that ma6es use of lesser -hemi-al ingredients.
he toi-it of detergents de-reases b non%addition of additives li6e perfumes, -olour and
brightening agents. Minimal pa-6aging -an also redu-e environmental harm substantiall.
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Sntheti- surfa-tants ma be repla-ed b non%petro-hemi-al surfa-tants or vegetable oil soapsI
builders li6e phosphates -an be repla-ed b sodium -itrate and sodium bi-arbonateI des and
fragran-es -an be eliminated or minimi(ed. ?or a simple formula to ma6e our o;n detergent,
;rite to oi-s @in6.
$etergent use -an never be a totall non%polluting a-tivit. he -onsumer needs to be informed
that the smaller detergent produ-ts -an also be the least polluting ones. 'onsumers must press for
implementation of labeling standards and regulation so that the ma avail of environmentall
friendl -hoi-es. sing Lgreen detergentsL that do not -ontain non%essential additives li6e
perfumes, -olour and brightening agents in minimal pa-6aging ;ill go a long ;a in ensuring a
-leaner and healthier environment.
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-mportance
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Scope
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Chapter :1
Research 0ethodo'ogy
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Research 0ethodo'ogy
Resear-h methodolog is a s-ientifi- ;a to solve resear-h problem. 7t ma be understood as a
s-ien-e of studing ho; resear-h is doing s-ientifi-all. 7n it ;e stud various steps that are
general adopted b resear-hers in studing their resear-h problem.
Research design
Plan for a stud that is used as a guide in -olle-ting and anal(ing of data. Resear-h design
mainl follo;ing tpes
+ :plorator resear-h) $es-riptive resear-h
* :perimental resear-h
3 E@p'oratory research
7t is preliminar stud of an unfamiliar problem about ;hi-h the resear-her has title or no
6no;ledge. it is similar to a do-torEs initial investigation of patient suffering from and
unfamiliar melod for getting some -lues for identifing it.
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) escripti&e research
$es-riptive resear-h is a fa-t%finding investigation ;ith ade2uate interpretation. 7t is simplest
tpe of resear-h. 7t is more spe-ifi- than an eplorator stud as it has fo-us on parti-ular
aspe-ts or dimensions of problem studied. 7t is designed to gather des-riptive information
provides information for formulating more sophisti-ated studies.
8 E@perimenta' research
here are various phenomena su-h as motivation, produ-tivit, development and operational
effi-ien- ;hi-h is influen-ed b various variable on a phenomenon. his need has given rise
to eperimental resear-h.
.ote:
7 have use the des-riptive stud in this resear-h.
Samp'ing $echniAues "r 0ethods
Sampling te-hni2ues of method is -lassified into t;o tpes
+ Probabilit sampling
) Non%probabilit sampling
3 !robabi'ity samp'ing
he probabilit sampling is the based on the theor of probabilit. 7t is also 6no;n as random
sampling. 7t provide 6no;n non%(ero -han-e of sele-tion for ea-h population it element. 7n
the probabilit sampling ever population has e2ual -han-e of being sele-ted.
1 .on:probabi'ity samp'ing
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7t is not based on the theor of probabilit it is also -alled non random sampling. his
sampling does not provide a -han-e of sele-tion of ea-h population element the onl merits
of this tpe of sampling are simpli-it, -onvenien-e and lo; -ost.
.ote:
Ce adopt the probabilit sampling te-hni2ues in this resear-h
ata Co''ection $echniAues
+ Primar data) Se-ondar data
3 !rimary ata
Primar data are dire-tl -olle-ted b the resear-her from their original sour-es. 7n this -ase,
resear-her -an -olle-t the re2uired data pre-isel a--ording to the resear-h needs, he -an -olle-t
them ;hen he ;ants them and in the form of he needs them. But -olle-tion of primar data is
-ostl and time -onsuming. here are various sour-es of primar data observation, intervie;ing,
mail surve, eperimentation et-.
1 Secondary ata
Se-ondar data are those data ;hi-h have been alread -olle-ted and analsed b some earlier
agen- for its o;n use, and later the same data and are used b a different agen-. 7ts sour-es are
ma be -lassified as internal sour-e and eternal sour-e.
.ote:
7 have use the primar data in our surve.
Samp'ing size%
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he sampling si(e of the stud of +"" units.
7
%B )$) C"++EC$-". 0E$*"
!R-0)R SEC".)R
$ire-t personal 7ntervie;
7ndire-t personal 7ntervie;
7nformation from -orrespondents &ovt. publi-ation
Mailed 2uestionnaire Report 'ommittees 8 'ommissions
Question filled b enumerators. Private Publi-ation
Resear-h institute
Unpublished
Sources
!ub'ishedSources
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Chapter :8
ata )na'ysis
5
-nterpretation
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:+. $o ou user of detergent or barD
!articu'ar .o of respondent !ercentage
Yes +"" +""ONo "" ""O
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Yes No
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
100%
0%
User of detergent or bar
)na'ysis
After the surve the resear-her found that +""O respondent use detergent and bar.
-nterpretation
he above analsis sho;s that all of the respondents use detergent and bar.
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:). Chi-h produ-t generall ou useD
!articu'ar .o of respondent !ercentage
$etergent *# *#O
Bar )) ))O
Both 4" 4"O
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Detergent Bar Both
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
38%
22%
40%
Product generally you use
)na'ysis
After the surve the resear-her found that *#O respondent use detergent and ))O respondents
use bar and 4"O respondents use both.
-nterpretation
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondents use both detergent and bar..
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:*. Chi-h Brand of ;ashing po;derbar do ou useD
!articu'ar .o of respondent !ercentage
&hari )) ))O
Rin +# +#O
Cheel )" )"O
ide += +=O
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Ghari Rin Wheel Tide ther
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%22%
18%
20%
17%
23%
Brand of washing powder/bar do you use
)na'ysis
After the surve the resear-her found that ))O respondent use &hari Brand of ;ashing
po;derbar, +#O respondent use Rin Brand of ;ashing po;derbar, )"O respondent use ;heel
Brand of ;ashing po;derbar, +=O respondent use ide Brand of ;ashing po;derbar, and )*O
respondent use other Brand of ;ashing po;derbar
-nterpretation
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondents use other Brand of ;ashing po;derbar.
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:4. ?rom ;hi-h sour-e ou get the information about detergentbarD
!articu'ar .o of respondent !ercentage
. elevision 4* 4*O
Ne;spaper +* +*O
Shop6eeper + +O
?riends +" +"O
+>O
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! Tele#ision Ne$saer &ho'eeer (riends ther0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%43%
13%15%
10%
19%
nfor!ation source about detergent/bar
)na'ysis
After the surve the resear-her found that 4*O respondent get information from .3., +*O
respondent get information from Ne;spaper, +O respondent get information from Shop 6eeper,
+"O respondent get information from ?riends and +>O respondent get information from
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:. Chi-h -ompanies provide more variet and s-hemesD
!articu'ar .o of respondent !ercentage
&hari +) ))O
Rin *) *)OCheel )" )"O
ide += +=O
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1 2 3 4 5
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
22%
32%
20%
17%
23%
)na'ysis
After the surve the resear-her found that ))O respondent sa &hari 'ompan provide more
variet and s-hemes, *)O respondent sa Rin 'ompan provide more variet and s-hemes, )"O
respondent sa ;heel 'ompan provide more variet and s-hemes, +=O respondent sa ide
'ompan provide more variet and s-hemes, and )*O respondent sa
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:!. 7n ;hat 2uantit do ou bu ;ashing po;derbarD
!articu'ar .o of respondent !ercentage
+"" &.g. )) ))O
)" &.m. +# +#O
"" &.m )" )"O+ K.g. += +=O
) K.g. )* )*O
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1 2 3 4 5 6
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%22%
18%
20%
17%
23%
0%
)na'ysis
After the surve the resear-her found that ))O respondent +"" gram 2uantit bu ;ashing
po;derbar, +#O respondent )" gram 2uantit bus ;ashing po;derbar, )"O respondent ""
gram 2uantit bus ;ashing po;derbar, +=O respondent + K.&. 2uantit bus ;ashing
po;derbar, )*O respondent ) K.&. 2uantit bus ;ashing po;derbar, ""O respondent other
2uantit bus ;ashing po;derbar.
-nterpretation
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondent ) K.&. 2uantit bus ;ashing po;derbar.
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:=. 9o; often ou bu ;ashing po;derbarD
!articu'ar .o of respondent !ercentage
$ail )) ))O
Cee6l +# +#O
Monthl !" !"O
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1 2 3
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
22%18%
60%
)na'ysis
After the surve the resear-her found that ))O respondent dail bu ;ashing po;derbar, +#O
respondent ;ee6l bu ;ashing po;derbar, and !"O respondent monthl bu ;ashing
po;derbar.
-nterpretation
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondents monthl bu ;ashing po;derbar.
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:#. Chat 2uantit of detergent po;der and bar generall ou -onsumesuse in a monthD
Po;der sing Per-entage Bar sing Per-entage
+"" &.m +) 4"O "%! +) 4"O
)" &.m *"O !%> *"O
"" &.m ) )"O >%+) ) )"O+ K.g. + +"O +)%+ + +"O
!"
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100 G!) 250 G!) 500 G!) 1 *!g!
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
40%
30%
20%
10%
%)R
1 2 3 4
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
40%
30%
20%
10%
)na'ysis
After the surve the resear-her found that 4"O respondent use +) ,+""gram detergent po;ders
and "%! bar, *"O respondent use ,)"gram detergent po;ders and !%> bar, )"O respondent use
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,""gram detergent po;ders and >%+) bar, and +"O respondent use +,+ K.&. detergent po;ders
and +)%+ bar.
-nterpretation
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondent use +) ,+""gram detergent po;ders and "%
! bar.
:>. ?rom ;here do ou li6e to bu our ;ashing po;derD
!articu'ar .o of respondent !ercentage
9per mar6et )) ))O
Retail store in sopping +# +#O
Kirana store 4" 4"O
9ome deliver +) +)O
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1 2 3 4 5
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
22%
18%
40%
12%
8%
)na'ysis
After the surve the resear-her found that ))O respondent li6e to bu ;ashing po;der from
hper mar6et, +#O respondent li6e to bu ;ashing po;der from retail store, 4"O respondent
li6e to bu ;ashing po;der from 6irana store, +)O respondent li6e to bu ;ashing po;der from
home deliver, and #O respondent li6e to bu ;ashing po;der from other ;a.
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-nterpretation
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondent li6e to bu ;ashing po;der from 6irana
store.
:+".Chi-h fa-tor ouEre regarding preferen-e detergentbarD
!articu'ar .o of respondent !ercentage
Pri-e +# +#O
Qualit )) ))O
S-hemes # #O
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1 2 3 4 5
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
18%
22%
8%
12%
40%
)na'ysis
After the surve the resear-her found that+#O respondent sa regarding pri-e fa-tor preferen-e
detergentbar, ))O respondent sa regarding 2ualit fa-tor preferen-e detergentbar, #O
respondent sa regarding s-heme fa-tor preferen-e detergentbar, +)O respondent sa regarding
other fa-tor preferen-e detergentbar, and 4"O respondent sa regarding advertisement fa-tor
preferen-e detergentbar.
-nterpretation
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he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondent sas regarding advertisement fa-tor
preferen-e detergentbar.
:++7Rate our preferen-e regarding detergentbarD
!articu'ar .o of respondent !ercentage
Pri-e ) ))O
Qualit + 4"O
Safet * +#O
Nose #O
Availabilit 4 +)O
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1 2 3 4 5
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
22%
40%
18%
8%
12%
)na'ysis
After the surve the resear-her found that ))O respondent ran6ed )nd for the pri-e of
detergentbar, 4"O respondent ran6ed +st for the 2ualit of detergentbar, +#O respondent ran6ed
*rd for the safet of detergentbar, #O respondent ran6ed th for the nose of detergentbar, and
+)O respondent ran6ed 4th for the availabilit of detergentbar.
-nterpretation
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondent ran6ed +st for the 2ualit of detergentbar
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:+).Chat is the satisfa-tion level of ;ith our prefer brandD
!articu'ar .o of respondent !ercentage
9ighl Satisfied )) +4O
Satisfied 4" "O
9ighl dissatisfied # #O$issatisfied +# +#O
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1 2 3 4
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
14%
50%
8%
18%
)na'ysis
After the surve the resear-her found that))O respondent 9ighl Satisfied ;ith prefer brand,
"O respondent Satisfied ;ith prefer brand, +#O respondent dissatisfied ;ith prefer brand, and
#O respondent highl dissatisfied ;ith prefer brand.
-nterpretation
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondent Satisfied ;ith prefer brand.
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?7N$7N&S After the surve the resear-her found that +""O respondent use detergent and bar.
After the surve the resear-her found that *#O respondent use detergent and ))O
respondents use bar and 4"O respondents use both. After the surve the resear-her found that ))O respondent use &hari Brand of ;ashing
po;derbar, +#O respondent use Rin Brand of ;ashing po;derbar, )"O respondent use
;heel Brand of ;ashing po;derbar, +=O respondent use ide Brand of ;ashing
po;derbar, and )*O respondent use other Brand of ;ashing po;derbar After the surve the resear-her found that 4*O respondent get information from .3.,
+*O respondent get information from Ne;spaper, +O respondent get information from
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Shop 6eeper, +"O respondent get information from ?riends and +>O respondent get
information from
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After the surve the resear-her found that ))O respondent ran6ed ) nd for the pri-e of
detergentbar, 4"O respondent ran6ed +st for the 2ualit of detergentbar, +#O respondent
ran6ed *rd for the safet of detergentbar, #O respondent ran6ed th for the nose of
detergentbar, and +)O respondent ran6ed 4th for the availabilit of detergentbar. After the surve the resear-her found that))O respondent 9ighl Satisfied ;ith prefer
brand, "O respondent Satisfied ;ith prefer brand, +#O respondent dissatisfied ;ith
prefer brand, and #O respondent highl dissatisfied ;ith prefer brand. After the surve the resear-her found that 4"O respondent use +) ,+""gram detergent
po;ders and "%! bar, *"O respondent use ,)"gram detergent po;ders and !%> bar,
)"O respondent use ,""gram detergent po;ders and >%+) bar, and +"O respondent use
+,+ K.&. detergent po;ders and +)%+ bar.
C".C+US-".
he liberali(ation and globali(ation of 7ndian e-onom has ta6en pla-e almost a de-ade ago, the
fo-us point in an organi(ation is 0'ustomer satisfa-tion1. he phase su-h as 0'ustomer is 6ing
in our business1, 0servi-e to -ustomer is servi-e to god1 are no more a mth but turned out to be
a realit. 'ustomer satisfa-tion is the base of an business epansion be-ause of the stiff
-ompetition prevalent in the mar6et.
Chether the buer is satisfied after the pur-hase depends on the offerEs performan-e in relation
to the buerEs epe-tation. 7n generalI satisfa-tion is a personEs feeling of pleasure or
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disappointment resulting from -omparing a produ-tEs per-eived performan-e F or out-omeG in
relation to his or her epe-tation.
As this definition ma6es -lear, satisfa-tion is a fun-tion of per-eived performan-e and
epe-tation. 7f the performan-e falls short of epe-tations, the -ustomer is dissatisfied. 7f the
performan-e mat-hes the epe-tations the -ustomer is satisfied.
A--ording the surve of m pro/e-t that is the -on-lusionsJ%
he above analsis sho;s that all of the respondents use detergent and bar.
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondents use both detergent and bar.
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondents use other Brand of ;ashing
po;derbar.
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondents get information from .3.
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondent sa Rin 'ompan provide more
variet and s-hemes.
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondent ) K.&. 2uantit bus ;ashing
po;derbar.
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he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondents monthl bu ;ashing po;derbar.
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondent li6e to bu ;ashing po;der from
6irana store. he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondent sas regarding advertisement
fa-tor preferen-e detergentbar.
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondent ran6ed + st for the 2ualit of
detergentbar
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondent Satisfied ;ith prefer brand.
he above analsis sho;s that most of the respondent use +), +""gram detergent
po;ders and "%! bar.
UES$-".)-REear Respondent(
Mself %hupendraada& pursuing B.B.A. at .:.R.7. P.&. &9A7PR. 7 see6 our
responses and 6ind -o%operation for the purpose of m surve pro/e-t report.
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$7E7R7-7 !7G7 Co''ege Ghazipur
.ame7"ccupation7)geGender
Education7-ncome77
:+. $o ou user of detergent or barDa.es b.No
:). Chi-h produ-t generall ou useD
a. $etergent b. Bar
-. Both
:*. Chi-h Brand of ;ashing po;derbar do ou useDa. &hari b.Rin
-. Cheel d.idee.
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:+".Chi-h fa-tor ouEre regarding preferen-e detergentbarD
a. Pri-e b. Qualit
-. Advertisement d. S-hemese.
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