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Home » Marketing » How to analyse the product mix of any brand? With example of coca cola.

How to analyse the product mix of any brand? With example of coca cola.

May 15, 2025 | By Hitesh Bhasin | Filed Under: Marketing

This is an article by request of a reader. One of the many questions you need answered while analysing a competitor, is the analysis of the product mix itself. What are the various products of the competitor, and what is his total product line? When you analyse the product mix of competitor, you find out the things missing in your own product mix or product line.

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Hence analysing the product mix is important. Here we take the example of Coca cola to analyse the product mix and product line of Coca cola.

The link that i referred to for coca cola products is here. However, we have not included the products of Coca cola as it would be quite lengthy and it is upto you to decide what depth of products you want to analyse.

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Quick Statistics: As of 2021, The Coca-Cola Company offers approximately 200 brands across more than 200 countries, covering categories such as soft drinks, juices, dairy products, and bottled water. This extensive product mix allows the company to serve over 1.9 billion servings daily worldwide. Source: The Coca-Cola Company Annual Report 2021.

Practical Advice: When analyzing a competitor’s product mix, it’s crucial to assess not just the number of products but also the diversity and reach of their product lines. Consider factors like product variations, target markets, and distribution channels to identify opportunities for enhancing your own product portfolio.

To analyse the product line, first list out the different types of products a brand has. So in this case, Coca cola has 3 different products. Soft drinks, minute maid range of products, and mineral water. In soft drinks, the product line has 5 products, in minute maid the product line has 3 products and in mineral water, the product line has 1 product.

The product mix in this case is The number of products + the product lines within them. So in case of Coca cola, the product mix is 3 product lines + 9 products within them. Hence, the product mix of Coca cola has 12 total products (applicable in this scenario only. In reality Coca cola has a very large product portfolio).

The product line in this case is 3. This is because there are 3 core product lines within the product mix – Soft drinks, Minute maid and mineral water.

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This is the basic explanation of how to analyse the product mix of any company. Any company that you take an example of, will have different product lines and within those product lines, there will be various products, the combination of which will give you the product mix of the company.

Here’s how the product mix and product line of any company looks.

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Hitesh Bhasin is the Founder of Marketing91 and has over a decade of experience in the marketing field. He is an accomplished author of thousands of insightful articles, including in-depth analyses of brands and companies. Holding an MBA in Marketing, Hitesh manages several offline ventures, where he applies all the concepts of Marketing that he writes about.

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