This document is a newsletter from Functional Foods Weekly dated March 1, 2010 that provides information on functional foods and nutraceuticals. It includes sections on business and market intelligence, consumer trends and market sizes, new products, regulations, research, and conferences. Some of the articles summarized include Dannon paying $45 million to settle a yogurt lawsuit over unproven health claims, Biogaia reporting a profit for 2009, BioGaia signing an agreement with a Japanese distributor, and Carrefour announcing job cuts and store closures in Belgium.
The document is a weekly newsletter on functional foods and nutraceuticals that provides business and market intelligence. It includes summaries of company news such as NutraCea's plans to exit bankruptcy, a merger between Kerrygold and North Downs Dairy, and Metcash's acquisition of Franklins supermarkets. It also summarizes partnerships between companies like Ganeden Biotech and Glanbia Nutritionals, as well as General Mills' 5-year growth plan targeting $18 billion in sales. The newsletter covers topics like consumer trends, market research, innovations, regulations, health research, and upcoming conferences in the functional foods industry.
Financial analysis : Britannia Industries LtdKaustubh Gupta
Financial Analysis of Britannia Industries is a comprehensive research report on financial standing of the company and an in depth analysis with its peers. The report analyses financial documents of the company and provides an insight to the inflows and the outflows recorded.
This document provides an analysis of Britannia Industries Ltd, a leading Indian food company. It discusses Britannia's origin, products, performance, opportunities, challenges, and strategies. An external analysis using PESTEL and Porter's Five Forces models examines factors impacting the bakery and dairy industries in India. Britannia faces competition but has achieved growth and market share through quality, trust, and innovation. The company aims to further expand its business and capture market opportunities both domestically and abroad.
Incepta Pharmaceuticals Ltd. is a leading pharmaceutical company in Bangladesh established in 1999 with a large manufacturing facility located in Savar. It produces a wide range of over 600 products across many therapeutic areas in various dosage forms. Incepta has grown to become the 2nd largest pharmaceutical company in Bangladesh through continuous new product launches and a focus on quality. It faces competition from other major companies but has achieved a high market share through its innovative products.
The document provides a summary of market intelligence and innovations related to functional foods and nutraceuticals. It includes the following sections: Business & Market Intelligence, Consumer & Market Trends and Market Size, Latest Market Research Reports, Innovations, IP, New Products & Related News, Regulations, Labelling, Health Claims & Related News, Nutrition, Health Benefits & Related Research, Reviews, Comments, Opinions and Full-text Publications, Webinars Worldwide, Conferences & Meetings Worldwide, Disclaimer, and Subscription Information. The document analyzes market news, trends, research reports, product innovations, regulations, and upcoming events related to the functional foods and nutraceuticals industry.
This document provides an overview of Britannia Industries, one of the largest food companies in India. Some key points:
- Britannia was established in 1918 and produces biscuits, bread, and dairy products. Their flagship brands include Milk Bikkis and Marie Gold.
- The company aims to make every third Indian a Britannia consumer and dominate the branded dairy market in India.
- Britannia has grown significantly over the years and now exports to several countries. However, their future plans are focused on becoming a low-cost producer while maintaining quality.
Britannia Industries Limited is an Indian food products corporation based in Kolkata, India that sells Britannia and Tiger brand biscuits throughout India. It was established in 1892 and has grown to have an estimated 38% market share in India. The company's principal activities are manufacturing and selling biscuits, bread, rusk, cakes, and dairy products. Britannia has faced legal battles with former joint venture partner Groupe Danone but continues to grow its market share and product portfolio.
Britannia Industries Ltd. is a leading Indian food company that was founded 123 years ago in Kolkata by a British baker. It has since grown to become the largest biscuit and bakery company in India, with over Rs. 6000 crores in annual revenues. Britannia produces a wide range of bakery products including biscuits, bread, cakes, and dairy products. It has a strong brand and distribution network across India, reaching over half the population through 3.5 million retail outlets. The document provides details on Britannia's history, product portfolio, financial performance, business strategies, and SWOT analysis.
The document is a weekly newsletter on functional foods and nutraceuticals that provides business and market intelligence. It includes summaries of company news such as NutraCea's plans to exit bankruptcy, a merger between Kerrygold and North Downs Dairy, and Metcash's acquisition of Franklins supermarkets. It also summarizes partnerships between companies like Ganeden Biotech and Glanbia Nutritionals, as well as General Mills' 5-year growth plan targeting $18 billion in sales. The newsletter covers topics like consumer trends, market research, innovations, regulations, health research, and upcoming conferences in the functional foods industry.
Financial analysis : Britannia Industries LtdKaustubh Gupta
Financial Analysis of Britannia Industries is a comprehensive research report on financial standing of the company and an in depth analysis with its peers. The report analyses financial documents of the company and provides an insight to the inflows and the outflows recorded.
This document provides an analysis of Britannia Industries Ltd, a leading Indian food company. It discusses Britannia's origin, products, performance, opportunities, challenges, and strategies. An external analysis using PESTEL and Porter's Five Forces models examines factors impacting the bakery and dairy industries in India. Britannia faces competition but has achieved growth and market share through quality, trust, and innovation. The company aims to further expand its business and capture market opportunities both domestically and abroad.
Incepta Pharmaceuticals Ltd. is a leading pharmaceutical company in Bangladesh established in 1999 with a large manufacturing facility located in Savar. It produces a wide range of over 600 products across many therapeutic areas in various dosage forms. Incepta has grown to become the 2nd largest pharmaceutical company in Bangladesh through continuous new product launches and a focus on quality. It faces competition from other major companies but has achieved a high market share through its innovative products.
The document provides a summary of market intelligence and innovations related to functional foods and nutraceuticals. It includes the following sections: Business & Market Intelligence, Consumer & Market Trends and Market Size, Latest Market Research Reports, Innovations, IP, New Products & Related News, Regulations, Labelling, Health Claims & Related News, Nutrition, Health Benefits & Related Research, Reviews, Comments, Opinions and Full-text Publications, Webinars Worldwide, Conferences & Meetings Worldwide, Disclaimer, and Subscription Information. The document analyzes market news, trends, research reports, product innovations, regulations, and upcoming events related to the functional foods and nutraceuticals industry.
This document provides an overview of Britannia Industries, one of the largest food companies in India. Some key points:
- Britannia was established in 1918 and produces biscuits, bread, and dairy products. Their flagship brands include Milk Bikkis and Marie Gold.
- The company aims to make every third Indian a Britannia consumer and dominate the branded dairy market in India.
- Britannia has grown significantly over the years and now exports to several countries. However, their future plans are focused on becoming a low-cost producer while maintaining quality.
Britannia Industries Limited is an Indian food products corporation based in Kolkata, India that sells Britannia and Tiger brand biscuits throughout India. It was established in 1892 and has grown to have an estimated 38% market share in India. The company's principal activities are manufacturing and selling biscuits, bread, rusk, cakes, and dairy products. Britannia has faced legal battles with former joint venture partner Groupe Danone but continues to grow its market share and product portfolio.
Britannia Industries Ltd. is a leading Indian food company that was founded 123 years ago in Kolkata by a British baker. It has since grown to become the largest biscuit and bakery company in India, with over Rs. 6000 crores in annual revenues. Britannia produces a wide range of bakery products including biscuits, bread, cakes, and dairy products. It has a strong brand and distribution network across India, reaching over half the population through 3.5 million retail outlets. The document provides details on Britannia's history, product portfolio, financial performance, business strategies, and SWOT analysis.
This document outlines the history, management, brands, financial performance, strategy, turning points, competition and future prospects of Britannia Industries Ltd. It discusses how the company was established in 1892 and has since grown significantly, with revenues crossing 100 crores and sales reaching over 1,00,000 tonnes of biscuits. The management team ensures Britannia products reach over 2 million outlets annually. Looking ahead, the company aims to leverage its partnership with Groupe Danone to enter new food categories and distribution channels and pursue further growth opportunities.
This document provides a strategic analysis of Britannia Industries Limited, an Indian food manufacturing company. It includes an analysis of the food processing industry in India, a Porter's Five Forces analysis of the industry, and an analysis of Britannia's resources and capabilities. Some key points:
1) The food processing industry in India is large and growing, but processing levels remain limited, indicating opportunities for growth.
2) A Porter's Five Forces analysis finds competition in the industry is medium to high. Buyer power is strong while supplier power is moderately high.
3) Britannia has strong brand recognition, distribution networks, and marketing capabilities. However, it is dependent on retailers and has lower market share
This document provides an overview and analysis of Britannia Industries, a leading Indian food company. It discusses Britannia's sector contribution and growth, product portfolio including popular biscuit brands, organizational structure, financial performance, and SWOT analysis. Britannia has a 30% market share in the Indian biscuit category and is working to expand its dairy business and launch new products through large investments. The document analyzes Britannia's various products and positions them in the BCG matrix, and provides financial metrics like profit margins over recent years.
This document provides information about Roni Bhowmik's master's program project on Beximco Pharmaceuticals Ltd (BPL). Specifically, it includes:
1) Roni Bhowmik is completing a master's program and chose BPL as the topic of their assignment.
2) The objectives of the assignment are to understand BPL's market research process and use of e-marketing, as well as get practical experience in a business setting.
3) Information was collected from sources like the internet, textbooks, BPL's annual reports, and information provided by BPL's Market Research & Statistical Cell department.
Procter & Gamble uses an intensive distribution system in India to widely distribute its fast-moving consumer goods. It has manufacturing facilities in five areas of India and uses a network of state-wise marketing agents and redistribution stockists to supply retailers and stores. Products are first transported by ship and then truck fleets to distribution centers, and the company is investing in a more agile distribution network to optimize inventory levels.
United Natural Foods provides a vision for the future as the largest distributor of natural and organic foods, with over 40,000 products distributed nationwide from 17 distribution centers. They have invested over $150 million to increase warehouse capacity by 124% and plan to add another 750,000 square feet. For fiscal year 2007, they expect sales growth of 11-15% and earnings per share of $1.25-$1.30.
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This document is a newsletter from Functional Foods Weekly dated February 22, 2010 that provides a summary of news and information related to the functional foods and nutraceuticals industry. The newsletter includes sections on business and market intelligence, consumer trends, market research reports, innovations, regulations, health research, reviews and opinions. Subscription information is also provided at the end.
Corn Products International will acquire National Starch for $1.3 billion to create an ingredients solutions leader with $5 billion in annual revenues and a broader product portfolio. Nestle plans to invest heavily in emerging markets like Brazil, Russia, India and China between 2010-2012, with those markets expected to contribute around 45% of sales by 2020. ConAgra Foods reported fiscal year 2010 diluted EPS of $1.74 and strong operating cash flow of $1.4 billion.
The document provides a summary of news and information related to the functional foods and nutraceuticals industry from various sources over the past week. It includes sections on business and market intelligence, consumer trends and market sizes, new products and innovations, regulations and research, and upcoming conferences. Subscription information is also provided at the end.
This document provides a summary of market intelligence on functional foods and nutraceuticals from various sources. It includes sections on business and market trends, consumer trends and market size, latest market research reports, innovations in products, regulations and health claims, nutrition research, and conferences. Unilever commits to source all packaging sustainably by 2020. Amazon launches online grocery store in the UK. The Indian food processing industry requires $30 billion in investment. Hain Celestial acquires Greek Gods yogurt brand.
The document is a newsletter providing information on the functional foods and nutraceuticals industry. It includes sections on business and market intelligence, consumer trends, market research reports, innovations and new products, regulations, health research, reviews and publications. The newsletter provides summaries of news such as Arla Foods reporting mixed financial results for 2009, Murray Goulburn acquiring a stake in Warrnambool Cheese and Butter Factory, Kraft planning up to 150 job cuts at Cadbury UK, and Martek extending its supply agreement with Danone.
The document is a newsletter containing various articles related to functional foods and ingredients. It includes articles about business news in the industry such as acquisitions and financial results. It also includes articles on consumer trends, new product innovations, and regulations. The newsletter provides summaries of various topics within the functional foods industry to keep readers informed.
This document provides a summary of news and information related to the functional foods and nutraceuticals industry from October 5, 2009. It includes articles on Cereal Partners Worldwide opening an innovation center in Switzerland, Danone and Wahaha Group reaching an agreement to end their joint ventures, a lawsuit against Bayer over unsupported prostate cancer claims for selenium supplements, and Australia losing its spot as the third largest dairy exporter to the United States. The document also summarizes other industry news on regulations, research, new products, and mergers and acquisitions.
BioSyent (RX.V or BIOYF) is a rapidly growing pharmaceutical company that acquires or in-licenses proven drugs and markets them in Canada. Their business model is to build and sell a portfolio of products that have a peak penetration potential that is too small for major pharmaceutical companies. What has fascinated us about BioSyent is their ability to consistently grow revenue and earnings. In fact, their pharmaceutical sales have grown sequentially for the past 12 quarters, which is very rare in the microcap space. In 2012 they announced several new products that they have added to their portfolio plus they have a nice pipeline of additional products that we expect to further fuel their growth. In the most recent quarter they grew revenues 60% and net income 79% year/year. Listen to CEO Rene Goehrum as he tells the story.
This document brings together a set
of latest data points and publicly
available information relevant for
Technology Industry. We are very
excited to share this content and
believe that readers will benefit from
this periodic publication immensely.
Bellycare has established several core HR policies to govern its workforce, including policies around equal employment, employee classifications, compensation, time off, evaluations, and termination. The company uses an HRIS system to store employee data and generate reports for management, compliance, and planning purposes. Having formal, consistently applied HR policies in place from the start helps businesses avoid legal and morale issues that can arise from an ad hoc approach to personnel decisions.
Lifespan Pharma Inc-Extend Lifespan Naturally-business plan pitchMorris Johnson
lifespan.pharma.inc@gmail.com is pitching this new patented healthspan optimization aid till may 30 to accredited investors in Saskatchewan 701-240-9411, 306-447-4944
box 33, beaubier, saskatchewan, S0C-0H0
Canada .. any comments??
Kingfisher PLC is a multinational home improvement company operating stores across Europe and Asia. The document analyzes Kingfisher's strategy using tools like PESTLE, Porter's Five Forces, SWOT and BCG matrix. It finds Kingfisher has a strong brand portfolio and loyal customers but could invest more in R&D. The strategy aims to grow profits in key markets like the UK and expand operations in Asia and Eastern Europe. The analysis concludes Kingfisher should consider expanding its strong brands into new international markets to remain competitive.
Procter & Gamble was founded in 1837 by William Procter and James Gamble. It originally produced candles and soap but pivoted to soap production for the Union army during the Civil War. Today, P&G operates across 180 countries and is organized into two global business units: Health and Well-Being and Beauty. Its largest segments are Fabric and Home Care, Beauty, and Baby Care and Family Care. P&G aims to acquire 1 billion new consumers by 2015 through expansion in developing markets and increasing productivity across operations.
This document outlines the history, management, brands, financial performance, strategy, turning points, competition and future prospects of Britannia Industries Ltd. It discusses how the company was established in 1892 and has since grown significantly, with revenues crossing 100 crores and sales reaching over 1,00,000 tonnes of biscuits. The management team ensures Britannia products reach over 2 million outlets annually. Looking ahead, the company aims to leverage its partnership with Groupe Danone to enter new food categories and distribution channels and pursue further growth opportunities.
This document provides a strategic analysis of Britannia Industries Limited, an Indian food manufacturing company. It includes an analysis of the food processing industry in India, a Porter's Five Forces analysis of the industry, and an analysis of Britannia's resources and capabilities. Some key points:
1) The food processing industry in India is large and growing, but processing levels remain limited, indicating opportunities for growth.
2) A Porter's Five Forces analysis finds competition in the industry is medium to high. Buyer power is strong while supplier power is moderately high.
3) Britannia has strong brand recognition, distribution networks, and marketing capabilities. However, it is dependent on retailers and has lower market share
This document provides an overview and analysis of Britannia Industries, a leading Indian food company. It discusses Britannia's sector contribution and growth, product portfolio including popular biscuit brands, organizational structure, financial performance, and SWOT analysis. Britannia has a 30% market share in the Indian biscuit category and is working to expand its dairy business and launch new products through large investments. The document analyzes Britannia's various products and positions them in the BCG matrix, and provides financial metrics like profit margins over recent years.
This document provides information about Roni Bhowmik's master's program project on Beximco Pharmaceuticals Ltd (BPL). Specifically, it includes:
1) Roni Bhowmik is completing a master's program and chose BPL as the topic of their assignment.
2) The objectives of the assignment are to understand BPL's market research process and use of e-marketing, as well as get practical experience in a business setting.
3) Information was collected from sources like the internet, textbooks, BPL's annual reports, and information provided by BPL's Market Research & Statistical Cell department.
Procter & Gamble uses an intensive distribution system in India to widely distribute its fast-moving consumer goods. It has manufacturing facilities in five areas of India and uses a network of state-wise marketing agents and redistribution stockists to supply retailers and stores. Products are first transported by ship and then truck fleets to distribution centers, and the company is investing in a more agile distribution network to optimize inventory levels.
United Natural Foods provides a vision for the future as the largest distributor of natural and organic foods, with over 40,000 products distributed nationwide from 17 distribution centers. They have invested over $150 million to increase warehouse capacity by 124% and plan to add another 750,000 square feet. For fiscal year 2007, they expect sales growth of 11-15% and earnings per share of $1.25-$1.30.
In his ppt one can get all the information about Britannia company swot , pest analysis ,logo , market share, advertising , history, sub products , sales promotion strategy
This document is a newsletter from Functional Foods Weekly dated February 22, 2010 that provides a summary of news and information related to the functional foods and nutraceuticals industry. The newsletter includes sections on business and market intelligence, consumer trends, market research reports, innovations, regulations, health research, reviews and opinions. Subscription information is also provided at the end.
Corn Products International will acquire National Starch for $1.3 billion to create an ingredients solutions leader with $5 billion in annual revenues and a broader product portfolio. Nestle plans to invest heavily in emerging markets like Brazil, Russia, India and China between 2010-2012, with those markets expected to contribute around 45% of sales by 2020. ConAgra Foods reported fiscal year 2010 diluted EPS of $1.74 and strong operating cash flow of $1.4 billion.
The document provides a summary of news and information related to the functional foods and nutraceuticals industry from various sources over the past week. It includes sections on business and market intelligence, consumer trends and market sizes, new products and innovations, regulations and research, and upcoming conferences. Subscription information is also provided at the end.
This document provides a summary of market intelligence on functional foods and nutraceuticals from various sources. It includes sections on business and market trends, consumer trends and market size, latest market research reports, innovations in products, regulations and health claims, nutrition research, and conferences. Unilever commits to source all packaging sustainably by 2020. Amazon launches online grocery store in the UK. The Indian food processing industry requires $30 billion in investment. Hain Celestial acquires Greek Gods yogurt brand.
The document is a newsletter providing information on the functional foods and nutraceuticals industry. It includes sections on business and market intelligence, consumer trends, market research reports, innovations and new products, regulations, health research, reviews and publications. The newsletter provides summaries of news such as Arla Foods reporting mixed financial results for 2009, Murray Goulburn acquiring a stake in Warrnambool Cheese and Butter Factory, Kraft planning up to 150 job cuts at Cadbury UK, and Martek extending its supply agreement with Danone.
The document is a newsletter containing various articles related to functional foods and ingredients. It includes articles about business news in the industry such as acquisitions and financial results. It also includes articles on consumer trends, new product innovations, and regulations. The newsletter provides summaries of various topics within the functional foods industry to keep readers informed.
This document provides a summary of news and information related to the functional foods and nutraceuticals industry from October 5, 2009. It includes articles on Cereal Partners Worldwide opening an innovation center in Switzerland, Danone and Wahaha Group reaching an agreement to end their joint ventures, a lawsuit against Bayer over unsupported prostate cancer claims for selenium supplements, and Australia losing its spot as the third largest dairy exporter to the United States. The document also summarizes other industry news on regulations, research, new products, and mergers and acquisitions.
BioSyent (RX.V or BIOYF) is a rapidly growing pharmaceutical company that acquires or in-licenses proven drugs and markets them in Canada. Their business model is to build and sell a portfolio of products that have a peak penetration potential that is too small for major pharmaceutical companies. What has fascinated us about BioSyent is their ability to consistently grow revenue and earnings. In fact, their pharmaceutical sales have grown sequentially for the past 12 quarters, which is very rare in the microcap space. In 2012 they announced several new products that they have added to their portfolio plus they have a nice pipeline of additional products that we expect to further fuel their growth. In the most recent quarter they grew revenues 60% and net income 79% year/year. Listen to CEO Rene Goehrum as he tells the story.
This document brings together a set
of latest data points and publicly
available information relevant for
Technology Industry. We are very
excited to share this content and
believe that readers will benefit from
this periodic publication immensely.
Bellycare has established several core HR policies to govern its workforce, including policies around equal employment, employee classifications, compensation, time off, evaluations, and termination. The company uses an HRIS system to store employee data and generate reports for management, compliance, and planning purposes. Having formal, consistently applied HR policies in place from the start helps businesses avoid legal and morale issues that can arise from an ad hoc approach to personnel decisions.
Lifespan Pharma Inc-Extend Lifespan Naturally-business plan pitchMorris Johnson
lifespan.pharma.inc@gmail.com is pitching this new patented healthspan optimization aid till may 30 to accredited investors in Saskatchewan 701-240-9411, 306-447-4944
box 33, beaubier, saskatchewan, S0C-0H0
Canada .. any comments??
Kingfisher PLC is a multinational home improvement company operating stores across Europe and Asia. The document analyzes Kingfisher's strategy using tools like PESTLE, Porter's Five Forces, SWOT and BCG matrix. It finds Kingfisher has a strong brand portfolio and loyal customers but could invest more in R&D. The strategy aims to grow profits in key markets like the UK and expand operations in Asia and Eastern Europe. The analysis concludes Kingfisher should consider expanding its strong brands into new international markets to remain competitive.
Procter & Gamble was founded in 1837 by William Procter and James Gamble. It originally produced candles and soap but pivoted to soap production for the Union army during the Civil War. Today, P&G operates across 180 countries and is organized into two global business units: Health and Well-Being and Beauty. Its largest segments are Fabric and Home Care, Beauty, and Baby Care and Family Care. P&G aims to acquire 1 billion new consumers by 2015 through expansion in developing markets and increasing productivity across operations.
The document provides an overview of Brazil's economy and business environment as relevant to international business. It notes that Brazil has the 9th largest economy by purchasing power and is a key global player. The economy has grown around 4% annually recently. The business environment has seen increasing foreign investment and trade surpluses. Regulations require licenses for imports. The pet food market is large and growing, with opportunities for premium brands to target upper-income pet owners. Dog Chow could succeed due to the premium segment's growth and few large competitors in pet stores.
Bio-Agro (Pvt) Limited has over 30 years of experience in agricultural products in Sri Lanka. They own over 12,000 acres of farmland and distribute a variety of products nationwide. For this analysis, we focused on their fruit juice offerings. Bio-Agro has a strong distribution network and loyal customer base due to their quality products and services. However, as a private limited company they face limitations in capital and expansion. Opportunities exist in receiving government support for agricultural products and a stable economy. Threats include weather-dependent supply and increased competition in the market.
The ending of Biocon's $350 million partnership with Pfizer means Biocon will need to find new partners to realize its growth plans. The deal was seen as validating multinational partnerships with Indian companies, but both companies cited changed priorities for ending it. Biocon retains $200 million from the deal but loses potential payments. It now needs to find a new partner with strong markets in developed countries to access those markets for its insulin products. The termination is a setback for both companies' goals in biosimilars.
Britannia Good Day biscuits are a popular product from Britannia Industries in the FMCG industry. Good Day biscuits target all ages and backgrounds with varied ingredients and premium positioning at an affordable price. They are marketed nationwide through Britannia's extensive distribution network of over 2500 wholesalers and retailers. Good Day faces competition from similar biscuits like Priyagold Butter Bite and Sunfeast, but maintains its market share through varied flavors, promotions, and competitive pricing.
DuPont at Bernstein's 31st Annual Strategic Decisions Conference 2015DupontInv
- DuPont is transforming its portfolio to focus on three strategic areas: Agriculture & Nutrition, Advanced Materials, and Bio-Based Industrials, which are large, growing markets aligned with its science capabilities.
- Through acquisitions and divestitures, DuPont has shifted its portfolio mix towards its strategic focus areas and away from less strategic businesses.
- DuPont's transformation strategy of driving operational efficiency, innovation, and growth in developing markets has delivered clear results, including 266% total shareholder return, $9B in annual sales from new products, and a 32% reduction in management headcount.
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