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    brands‚ hence reasonable pricing is also a crucial factor Competitive advantages with respect to MMBC are as follows:  A small but competent sales force responsible for increasing distribution in offpremise locations as 60% of customers purchasing beer did so at off-premise locations  Grass-root marketing tactics and word of mouth marketing that emphasised on quality aspects while being most cost-effective  A better regional distribution network coupled with a large customer base 2. Elaborate

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    South Delaware Coors, Inc

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    environment‚ and giving people something to believe in.” Coors Inc. operation is consistent with this philosophy. Coors beer was a regional product and its marketing area was confined to the American west. In 1959‚ Coors became the first American brewer to use an all-aluminium two-piece beverage can. The company abandoned pasteurization and began to use sterile filtration to stabilize its beer in that year. Coors currently operates the largest aluminium can producing plant in the world‚ known as the Rocky

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    In “Diamonds are Forever in Botswana”‚ we are introduced to how the company‚ De Beers‚ made a profitable business in the country of Botswana‚ while contributing great benefits to the country through many aspects. The company’s business consists of overseeing the mining of diamonds and then selling them throughout the rest of the world. Even though De Beers is the dominant force in Botswana‚ they approached their venture in the country by having an equal relationship with the government split down

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    tapped!”)‚ hollered Munich’s mayor‚ Christian Ode‚ with the habitual tapping of the first keg. This famous saying announces the successful opening of the first quarrel of beer and excites the masses of beer enthusiasts that surround. This year marked the 179th Oktoberfest‚ where folks bring their hunger and thirst to where the beer and food offers abundant satisfaction. Massive tents owned by various breweries‚ restaurants‚ and other enterprises occupy the area with the millions of visitors around

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    Essay On Oktoberfest

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    What is an Oktoberfest? The Oktoberfest is a beer festival celebrated each year in Munich‚ Bavaria Germany during late September and October. This celebration is the most famed events in the city and the world’s biggest fair‚ with a lot of people visiting every year. This event invites images of beer loving and meat loving Germans dressed in dirndls and lederhosen‚ and people that visit come from all over the world. This festival is one of the massive and most wealthy visitor attractions (Vista

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    De Beers is currently being faced with some new challenges that are making it necessary for us to consider a change in the way we do business. With recent turmoil in Western Africa‚ where illicit diamonds are beginning to come from war torn villages‚ and other sources of diamonds being found in Russia and Australia‚ it is clear that we need to begin to move into the U.S. market. However‚ legally‚ De Beers is in violation of the U.S. antitrust laws and is therefore being prohibited from selling directly

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    Anheuser-Busch in an oligopoly market structure and one of the characteristics of an oligopoly is concentration ration. According to Anheuser-Busch they hold a forty seven percent concentration ratio. With this huge share Anheuser-Busch’s concentration ratio is almost double of the next rival oligopolist. With a number of breweries and distributors spread across the United States Anheuser-Busch has significant control in this market. With companies trying to eliminate competitors and high barriers

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    Grupo Modelo

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    Diversification Identify and discuss the trends in the global beer markets. The global beer markets have four main trends; consolidation‚ international expansions‚ mergers and acquisitions. One of the earliest trends within the beer industry would be consolidation; smaller countries with several midsized breweries would be "bought" up underneath one umbrella depending on the taste of that particular area or region. Consolidation with the beer industry broadens the area of sales and exposes brewers to

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    Gin Lane Analysis

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    messages‚ and gallows-humor. These two pieces of art are called Beer Street and Gin Line. Beer Street depicts cheerful‚ heavy-set‚ and well-dressed individuals holding large mugs full of beer. On the other hand‚ Gin Lane shows a much darker scene of poverty stricken individuals with alcoholism running rampant. One of the most obvious differences between these two photos is the people portrayed within them. In the lower right and left sides of Beer Street picture there is what seems to be nobles or upper-class

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    Harbin Brewery Group

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    Brewery Group‚ the fourth largest brewery in China was founded in 1900 and was acquired by Anheuser-Busch (AB) at $720 million in 2004. Known for its Hapi beer‚ the brewery holds 4% market share in China and is also the leading brewery in Northeast China. The external environmental analysis has indicated the overall attractiveness of the beer industry in China due to tremendous growth potential. However‚ there are also threats for AB Harbin which will be explained in this report. AB Harbin also reflected

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