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Taco Bell is considering expanding into the breakfast market to drive further growth. As the largest Mexican fast food chain, it has over 5,700 locations in the US and 279 internationally. Test markets of a breakfast menu showed potential for $70,000 extra annual profit per restaurant. However, Taco Bell's CEO debated whether a new Doritos Locos taco or a national breakfast launch would better capture growth opportunities. Consumer tests and the large market share and profits of McDonald's breakfast were compelling reasons to pursue breaking into breakfast sales fully.
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Question: Identify and define PepsiCos corporate business strategies used in each consumer
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epsiCo was the world's largest snack and bever- In addition to focusing on strategies designed to
age company, with 2017 net revenues of approxi- deliver revenue and earnings growth, the
company mately $63.5 billion. The company's portfolio maintained an aggressive share
repurchase and diviof businesses in 2018 included Frito-Lay salty snacks, dend policy, with a
planned $7 billion returned to Quaker Chewy granola bars, Pepsi soft-drink products,
shareholders in 2018 through share repurchases of Tropicana orange juice, Lipton Brisk tea,
Gatorade, $2 billion and dividends of approximately $5 billion. Propel, Bubly, Quaker Oatmeal,
Cap'n Crunch, The company bolstered its cash returns through careAquafina, Rice-A-Roni, Aunt
Jemima pancake mix, fully considered capital expenditures and acquisitions and many other
regularly consumed products. The and a focus on operational excellence. Its Performance
company viewed the lineup as highly complemen- with Purpose plan utilized investments in
manufacturtary since most of its products could be consumed ing automation, a rationalized
global manufacturing together. For example, Tropicana orange juice might plan, and
reengineered distribution systems to drive be consumed during breakfast with Quaker Oatmeal,
efficiency. In addition, the company's Performance Stacy's pita chips and Sabra hummus might
make a with Purpose plan was focused on minimizing the nice snack, and Doritos and a
Mountain Dew might company's impact on the environment by lowering be part of someone's
lunch. In 2018, PepsiCo's busi- energy and water consumption and reducing its use ness lineup
included 22$1 billion global brands. of packaging material, providing a safe and inclusive The
company's top managers were focused on workplace for employees, and supporting and
investsustaining the impressive performance through strat- ing in the local communities in which
it operated. For egies keyed to product innovation, close relationships example, PepsiCo had
expanded access to safe water with distribution allies, international expansion, to nearly 16
million people in water-stressed parts and strategic acquisitions. Newly introduced prod- of the
world between 2006 and 2018. In addition, ucts such as Bubly sparkling water, Mountain Dew
Performance with Purpose planned to reduce average Ice, Doritos Blaze tortilla chips, Sweet
Potato Sun sugars, saturated fat, and sodium in its food and beverChips, LIFEWTR functional
waters, Lemon Lemon age portfolio each year through 2025 and saved more sparkling lemonade,
and the 1893 premium line of than $600 million in operating expenses by 2016 . .
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Mohamed Ezz, MD, DM (UMUC)
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www.pepsico.com
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- 1. BY TEAM 9 Taco Bell: The Breakfast Opportunity
- 2. Taco Bell The franchise, Taco Bell, is an eatery that needs no introduction. It specializes in Mexican style food, including various types of tacos, salads, burritos etc. The first Taco Bell restaurant was opened in 1962 in Downey, California It had grown to 1000 units by the time it was taken over by PepsiCo in 1978 By year-end 1996, there were more than6,800 Taco Bell units in 17 countries and territories, with system-wide sales of $4.7 billion
- 3. Yum! Brands Taco Bell in itself, is a subsidiary of Yum Brands, a Fortune 500 company. Annual revenues $13.6 billion 40,000 restaurants in more than 125 countries with 539,000 employees 10% growth in EPS 20% operated by restaurants 75% operated by franchises 5% operated by licensees
- 4. History The first Taco Bell restaurant in Downey, USA was build in the year 1962 In the year 1967, one hundred Taco Bell restaurant came to exist In 1978, Glen sold 868 Taco Bells to PepsiCo Inc. In 1991, Taco Bell launched new express business 2013 saw 5769 Taco Bells in USA, 5 in India and 279 in other countries
- 5. Taco bell in 2013 Launch of Doritos Locos taco 100 million were sold in the next ten weeks Benefits of new advertising campaign A new slogan “Live Mas” Expectations of growth potential came upto $7 billion (in 2012) to $14 billion (by 2022)
- 6. Launch plan Aggressive plan against McDonald’s Efforts to estrange young people from McDonald’s Profitability of breakfast menu for franchisee were $70,000 annual or $192 per day breakfast sale $3,560 daily revenue of average sales Serving hours: 7.00am – 11.00 am
- 7. Breakfast Menu Waffle taco Am Crunchwrap Cinnabon delights Breakfast buritto Coffee Others
- 9. The dilemma Introducing a new flavor of Doritos Locos Tacos was a safe option, but Jason Bonnar wondered if it would generate incremental growth. On the other hand, breakfast was a compelling opportunity for Taco Bell. Bonnar debated the best approach.
- 10. Brand value of Fast food Source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/273057/value-of-the-most- valuable-fast-food-brands-worldwide/
- 11. The solution The company has to maintain the advertising over the longer period of the time The company has to advertise on the social site, the target customers of the company product are young age group the company so that social site will be the good way to advertise their product and attract their consumer. The company has to provide the home delivery to the customers, so that customers become more attractive