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Chocolate Abuelita – Introducing Mexican Tradition in Japan ->

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Chocolate Abuelita – Introducing Mexican Tradition in Japan ->

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Chocolate Abuelita is a traditional Mexican hot chocolate brand that has been part of family gatherings for generations. Known for its rich flavor, aromatic spices like cinnamon, and its iconic branding, it represents warmth, hospitality, and cultural identity. By introducing it to Japan, the product not only offers a comforting beverage but also shares a piece of Mexico’s culinary heritage, connecting consumers to an authentic cultural experience.

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Japan’s trade deficit creates both opportunities and risks.

Strong current account balance offers stability, but global crises can impact consumption.

High-quality and safety standards must be met (Food Sanitation Act, labeling, additives).

Economic challenges: Yen depreciation and imported inflation may increase price.

Japanese consumers value quality, authenticity, and cultural stories – Chocolate Abuelita fits this profile.

Tech & ecology: Japanese consumers prefer eco-friendly packaging and sustainable logistics.

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Families and home-oriented consumers who love authentic culinary experiences.

Age group: 25–35, open to new products but value tradition.

Value tradition, quality, shared home moments, sweet and comforting flavors.

Suggested image: Family enjoying hot chocolate together.

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Strong appreciation for tradition and culture.

Preference for attractive, aesthetic packaging.

Openness to international flavors.

Enjoys sweet flavors and family-oriented consumption.

High demand for quality and safety standards.

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Japanese consumers value quality, authenticity, and convenience. Chocolate Abuelita, by emphasizing its Mexican tradition and artisanal process, meets these expectations.

They prefer individual portions and easy-to-prepare products, which adapt to their daily routines. Chocolate Abuelita can offer small or instant presentations, ready for quick consumption or family sharing.

Consumption has a strong emotional and social component: sharing with family or friends. Hot chocolate integrates perfectly into these moments, creating sensory experiences and emotional bonds.

Mainly emotional, due to the pleasure of consuming a sweet and cultural product, rationally supported by the trust in the quality, origin, and safety offered by Nestlé.

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Packaging adaptation: Japanese text with Mexican aesthetics and minimalist Japanese design.

Individual/small portions: Practical, shareable, suitable for gifting.

Limited editions / collaborations: Linked to Japanese festivities (Hanami, New Year).

Highlight tradition: Tell the story of Chocolate Abuelita as part of Mexican heritage.

Experiential marketing: Tastings, cultural events, cafés – turning purchase into experience.

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Model For International Market Access ->

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Model For International Market Access ->

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Direct market access via Nestlé’s local subsidiary in Japan.

Advantages:

Full control of brand experience: packaging, communication, positioning.

Use existing distribution network for smooth entry and regulatory compliance.

Adapt product sizes, presentations, and promotions to Japanese habits.

Collect direct feedback to refine strategy.

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JETRO (Japan External Trade Organization): Provides market info, regulations, and distributor contacts.

WTO (World Trade Organization): Offers fair trade rules, reduces barriers, ensures export stability.