Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

positionnement terroir

English translation:

regional positioning

Added to glossary by Miranda Joubioux (X)
Dec 19, 2013 15:10
10 yrs ago
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French term

positionnement terroir

French to English Marketing Food & Drink
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XXXXX se développe peu à peu sur un positionnement terroir et fait le choix de conserver la technologie du beurre artisanal.

The present tense is in fact past tense, since this paragraph gives a history of the company.

Discussion

Miranda Joubioux (X) (asker) Dec 20, 2013:
Interested to see 'artisan positioning' here: http://www.packagingoftheworld.com/2013/11/lurpak-slow-churn...
Miranda Joubioux (X) (asker) Dec 19, 2013:

Proposed translations

25 mins
Selected

regional positioning

*regional or local?

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Note added at 27 minutes (2013-12-19 15:38:12 GMT)
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This strong performance is the result of the in-depth preparatory work we did to clarify the ***marketing positioning*** and strategies for each brand in our Group.
lvmh.com
Note from asker:
Certainly not local. Regional might work. Thanks!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "This was the best choice in the context, even though Nikki's suggestion could have worked elsewhere. Thank you everyone for your contributions."
10 mins

local products category

Example sentence:

to be listed under the local products category or be presented as...

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38 mins

local sourcing positioning

The company is gradually moving towards local sourcing / adopting a local sourcing policy. Though I Imagine (market ) 'positioning' needs to be said.
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47 mins
French term (edited): sur le positionnement terroir

as a local/regional product

You have some choice for "terroir" but I admit that I find "positionnement" harder to pitch here. So for "terroir", local, regional and so on seem to be a good fit. Not mad about anything like "category" or variations upon "position-" for "positionnement though.
You might like to avoid it altogether and free yourself from the "sur le positionnement terroir" and just be more straightforward with "as a local/regional product".
Note from asker:
Much as I like this solution, it doesn't work here, since XXXX is the name of the company. It would be like saying Dale Farm (a dairy company in N. Ireland) developed gradually as a regional product. I'm sticking to positioning.
Peer comment(s):

agree Mark Nathan : that's how I understood it
16 mins
agree Catcressie
42 mins
agree GILLES MEUNIER
56 mins
agree Lorraine Dubuc
1 hr
agree writeaway
2 hrs
agree tralamode
20 hrs
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Reference comments

20 mins
Reference:

One of many previous questions about terroir

I assume you know what positionnement means.
Note from asker:
Yes, I do know what positionnement is. I am also aware of the usual ways of translating terroir.
Peer comments on this reference comment:

disagree kashew : When an experienced colleague asks an apparently-obvious question it's for a good reason.
1 hr
It's ridiculous to disagree with reference comments. Are you saying this word is not already in the glossary?
neutral Jane F : The word may already be in the glossary, but not in this particular context. Hence the question.
1 day 2 hrs
It's exactly the same context. The answer I cited gives "regional cuisine/local produce".
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26 mins
Reference:

useful document just look at the first few pages

This document links produits du terroire with positionnement terroir, so it may be useful to you
Example sentence:

http://imagesdesterritoires.univ-pau.fr/live/digitalAssets/86/86805_2009_Hasparen.pdf

Note from asker:
Great document showing that it's not as easy as it sounds. That's why I put it in 'Marketing'. Thank you!
Peer comments on this reference comment:

agree mchd
18 mins
Thanks.
agree Jocelyne Cuenin
1 hr
Thanks.
agree writeaway
2 hrs
Thanks.
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