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Business Analysis : Kellogg Company

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Kellogg’s case study
Introduction
Kellogg company was found in 1906 by Will Keith (W.K.) Kellogg in America (A Historical Overview, n.d.). The company strives to serve the customers through the high quality of products …show more content…

Weakness:
 Controversies regard a video that surfaced online damaged the Kellogg’s brand image (REGINA F. GRAHAM and OLLIE GILLMAN, 2016). In this video, a man was urinating on a Kellogg’s product in its factory.

Opportunities:
 Obesity has become one of the major global health problems around the world. Customers start to pursue a balanced diet (2009 Corporate Responsibility Report, 2009).
 Kellogg company has developed several school-based nutrition programs in more than 20 countries around the world, and works with world-known nutritionists to design healthy recipes and snacks (2009 Corporate Responsibility Report, 2009).

Threats:
 The competition in ready made breakfast market is increasing. Yogurt, as a more healthy food, have taken a 40% share of this market. Besides, there are many fast food restaurants investigating that they have several opportunities in the market (An in-depth market study on the supermarket breakfast cereal and category, n.d.).
 Eating habits is changing. Kellogg’s main target customers are younger generation. However, the majority of them, today, do not have enough time to sit down and enjoy their breakfast. The increasingly busy lifestyles makes them often sacrificed breakfast to going to work (Superbrands case studies: Kellogg 's Corn Flakes, 2002).
 Some shopkeepers sell expired food, which could damage kellogg’s brand image.

Marketing strategy
Product
According to the Kellogg company’s president Mackay

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