Food Competitive Strategies

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Competitive Strategies and Government Policies
In today’s world there are constant changes that are difficult to keep up. People struggle for this reason as well on daily basis. This type of issues has come to the attention of the management from different companies around the world, the competitive environment and government policies have affected many other industries as well. Consequently, they feel that similar changes may be applicable in their food and beverage industry. There are new companies entering to the market which have to overcome some issues such as mergers, globalization, the price set up, and the sustainability of profits. It is also important to discuss what current or expected government policies exist, regulations and global …show more content…

Some of these companies are McDonalds, Starbucks, KFC, and Coca-Cola to name a few. These companies operate globally but they did not start out this way. They started from the bottom like the rest business, many times when one place opens there will be competition. When new companies appear to be successful, the previous companies have to fight back in order to keep their existing customers. But the customer are always looking to try new products in the market, something they really like, and it is how new companies win customers, from another companies that have decades selling traditional products. This occurs quite often with restaurants, beverage store and fast food restaurants. As a result, some new companies’ owners have moved to acquiring other competition or just merging with …show more content…

The government policies are of vital importance to succeed in this kind of industry, if these rules and policies are not followed, it will have a negative outcome for this kind of business. Two very basic regulations which are the most important for food and beverage industry are the health and safety regulations. Our team also describe in deep about the purpose of merges and how they can be utilized to abolish competition and sustain profitability. On the other side mergers are prohibited by the government when monopoly takes place. Globalization is the very first cause for which big companies have tremendous growth and profitability. Globalization is an open gate for companies to expand their business around the globe, before doing so the understanding of cultures for foreign countries is vital. A good example that our team include was India and they sacred animals such as cows. India has a different market and demand for those companies that are used to sell cow meat in the occidental part of the world, the food and beverages industry for this country is hard to compete, foreign companies which have to adapt to the government policies, culture and believes needs to overcome this factors to succeed. As multinational companies the key to stay ahead and consistent growth is to follow government policies, new innovative

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