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    1. What marketing approaches could Green Mountain adopt in order to expand its customer base? Green Mountain Coffee, which is now known as Keurig Green Mountain, Inc. (KGM) since March of 2014 after acquiring Keurig, Inc. in 2006, currently sells to its Away From Home (AFH) channel and At Home (AH) in the United States and Canada (9). The company targets “coffee drinkers who wish to enjoy the speed, convenience and quality of Keurig brewed beverages” (9) in its AH channel. The AFH channel, on

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    Starbucks bond information on Morningstar displays a quoting market price of $107.73 with a fixed coupon rate of 3.850%, a maturity date of October 1, 2023, and a current yield to maturity of 2.80%. Starbucks bonds mature in 2022 and 2045 with early indications of yields close to 2.80% and 4.17% respectively. Starbucks coupon rate of 3.850% is more than the yield to maturity rate of 2.80% indicating the bond is selling at a premium. Starbucks bond is disbursed semiannually with the bond maturing

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    The Coffee Crisis

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    Its flavor is substantially different than the flavor of arabica coffee, which is generally more favorable and considered to be ‘better’ coffee. It is used extensively in blended coffees with arabica, though, and one of the effects of the current coffee crisis is that the overabundance of robusto on the market is encouraging many companies to increase the amount of robusto coffee

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    With the regionalization of the world economy, the trend of integration is increasing, the economic exchanges between countries are becoming increasingly close, and multinational enterprises have developed rapidly. Due to the different national cultures of different countries, the corporate culture of national culture is not the same, the objective existence of cultural differences is bound to be. First, the characteristics of cross-cultural enterprises: (A) differences in values Employees from different

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    Introduction This report aims to analyse the strategies grasped by Starbucks Corporation that oversees its long term business capacity for growth, profitability and its external environment. The philosophy of Starbucks Corporation will be separated along the PESTEL analysis framework and the Porter’s 5 forces Starbucks Corporation followed by several imperative recommendations. Lastly, a conclusion will be made to conclude and evaluate the company’s strategic route based on the analysis of its external

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    ultimately expand the Carmelite brotherhood to a 496 acre monastery (Irma Lake Ranch). Here, he could accommodate new men into the brotherhood, and build his business establishment. For the past year Father Mary and his brotherhood have been purchasing Arabica coffee beans from Seattle, to distribute under the name Mystic Monk Coffee. The problem that arises is the capacity that the current monastery can produce (540 lbs/day). There are also many expenses the monks face while currently operating. If the

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    far from a morning person. Second, I work at Dunkin ' Donuts. Lastly, I consume it 6 days a week. Coffee plays a huge role in my life. As I approached my research, I thought I would start with what I know: the coffee bean. Right away, I learned that coffea (scientific name) is a type of flowering plant. It is a part of the Rubiaceae family and can be spotted by its simple, opposite leaves and interpetiolar stipules. These plants are natives of Southern Africa and tropical Asia. What most of us know

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    Donuts. Lastly, I consume it 6 days a week. Coffee plays a huge role in my life. It is a great topic to research and it is plant related. As I approached my research, I thought I would start with what I know: the coffee bean. Right away, I learned that coffea (scientific name) is a type of flowering plant. It is a part of the rubiaceae family and can be spotted by its simple, opposite leaves and interpetiolar stipules. These plants are natives of Southern Africa and

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    berries. “The name coffee comes from the Kaffa region of Ethiopia where coffee trees grow wild” (Funk & Wagnalls 2014). Ethiopia is considered a major exporter of Arabica coffee beans. Arabica trees grown in the wild have been known to produce coffee beans for up to thirty years. Whereas the shrub or small tree also known as Coffea, that grows 15 to 20 feet high, will produce a mature fruit that looks like a cherry and contains seeds that are surrounded by a sweet pulp. In addition, coffee has

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    Coffee Is Not Fair Trade

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    Coffee is one of the most profitable and most traded commodities on the planet. It is second in trade to that of oil and gas. There are so many issues that surround this product, otherwise known as black gold. Coffee growers typically only get around three cents from over $1.50 cup of coffee that is sold in the United States. The world surrounding coffee is not fair. There are so many problems that arise because of its lack of fair trade. According to the United Nations, women do around two thirds

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