This analyzes the strategic brand extension employed by Suntory's BOSS, detailing how the company successfully expanded its product line beyond canned coffee without diluting its established identity. This shift was necessary to address changes in consumer behavior and working styles, particularly the rise of remote work, requiring BOSS to introduce lighter, longer-consumption options like bottled tea. The success of the expansion hinged on defining the brand's core essence not as a specific product, but as the concept of being "the indispensable companion to the working person." This broader definition allowed BOSS to utilize its established reputation and trust to enter new categories, thereby avoiding common pitfalls such as brand image erosion or product cannibalization. By maintaining the core relationship with the consumer while flexibly changing product forms, BOSS successfully used brand extension to deepen customer loyalty and acquire new market segments.

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