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    to boost its sales and gain a larger market share in Europe and the Middle East. Objectives: 1. To find out if we have the potential to grow in the European and Middle Eastren markets. Since the market is dominated by oligopolies such as Pepsi Cola and Coca Cola which are American brands that don ’t get any sympathy from the Arab and Muslim world which is our target audience. 2. To find out about the impact of our advertising campaign on our sales revenues. So we wouldn ’t over spend

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    Examines the industry structure and competitive strategy of Coca-Cola and Pepsi over 100 years of rivalry. The most intense battles of the cola wars were fought over the $74 billion CSD industry in the United States‚ where the average American consumes 46 gallons of CSD per year. In a "carefully waged competitive struggle‚" from 1975 to the mid-1990s‚ both Coke and Pepsi had achieved average annual growth of around 10%‚ as both U.S. and worldwide CSD consumption consistently rose. However‚ starting

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    this year‚ 2017‚ Pepsi released a TV AD featuring Kendall Jenner. The AD was initially made to promote the drink & peace unity among people. Unfortunately‚ it portrayed the opposite. Pepsi received huge backlash‚ with viewers saying that they borrowed imagery from the “Black lives Matter” movement. The most iconic part of the AD shows Kendall Jenner offering a can of Pepsi to an officer that is against the protest they are staging and the office accepts is. ( Victor‚ 2017) Pepsi certainly had a

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    Frito Lay In 1930‚ two men in different parts of the United States began companies that would eventually come to control the international snack food market. One-named Doolin purchases were made from corn dough used for centuries by Mexicans to bake bread. Fascinated with the product‚ Doolin sold his ice cream business and purchased the corn chip producer’s business for one hundred dollars. The brand‚ Frito‚ was created in the kitchen of his mother‚ along with the early production of the corn chips

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    How to Compete in India

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    policies‚ promotional activities‚ pricing policies‚ and distribution arrangements? 4. “Global localization” (glocalization) is a policy that both companies have implemented successfully. Give examples for each company from the case. 5. How can Pepsi and Coke confront the issues of water use in the manufacture of their products? How can they defuse further boycotts or demonstrations against their products? How effective are activist groups like the one that launched the campaign in California?

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    Pepsico Marketing Plan

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    been in existence since the early 1900’s. Since that time there has been an explosion of new and innovative soft drinks available to the public. Laurent Nielly‚ former vice president of innovation for Pepsi-Cola North America Beverages and currently with the PepsiCo International division says that Pepsi beverages must give the consumer a felling of “joy‚ excitement and fun” (Demetrakakes‚ 2008). His idea is that the consumer should smile when using a PepsiCo product; this is the focus of the PepsiCo

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    Matrice Swot of Coca Cola

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    External | * Opportunities1/ advertise it’s less popular products2/ Acquisitions3/ buy out competition4/ It can to provide food in the future5/Growing Hispanic | * Threats1/ New drink competitor have appeared gradually2/ Intense competition (ex: Pepsi)3/ legal issues4/Dependence on bottling partners5/ The economy nowadays is depressing actually‚ and the poor economy may affect the consumers to purchase good | | Strenghts | Weaknesses | Oppor-tunities | S5/O5. Knowing

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    only the price‚ but also because of Wahaha is a China brand. Moreover‚ the strategies Wahaha use is start from the small towns‚ schools‚ although the price won’t be expensive‚ but there are a lot of people buy their product. It makes Coca cola and Pepsi which are Wahaha’s biggest threat at drinks market‚ doesn’t take the biggest part of the market share. Also‚ I don’t think Wahaha’s sale will affected by business cycles or seasons. 2. Target consumers Wahaha mainly targeted small towns‚ democratic

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    Coco-Cola and PepsiCo The Change Analysis and Images of Change Johanna M. Brooks HRM 587: Managing Organizational Change Assignment: The “Images” section focuses on the six different images of managing change and how each “approach” to change effects all that follows in its implementation and continued support. Download the “Week 2 Project Images Grid” from doc-sharing. Pick three of the “images of change” explained in the Week 2 lecture from the grid‚ and analyze how those particular

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    The Supreme Court has cleared Pepsi-Cola of any liability for a promotional flap that sparked lawsuits and riots 14 years ago. The June 15 decision‚ made public Tuesday‚ found "no proof of negligence" by Pepsi and said the company should not be held liable for damages. "This should be the defining decision. The lower courts are bound by this decision‚" said Court spokesman Ismael Khan‚ referring to numerous suits against Pepsi still pending in trial courts around the country. In the 1992

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