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    fundamental aspect in the U.S. economy and the rest of the world given the rise of disposable income. The rest of the western world and the Caribbean regions’ purchases of grocery items for export has a significant impact on this industry. This industry, NAICS Code 445110, can be defined as “the Supermarket and Grocery Stores which makes up the largest food retail channel in the United States. Establishments in this industry retail general lines of food products, including fresh and prepared meats

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    with problem recognition. Problem recognition is the perceived difference between an actual and ideal state. In this case, it is a necessity to buy groceries. No one wants to spend their money, but you have to eat to stay alive. The ideal state is the way consumers want things to be. At Coles, Australians ideal state would be that every item on their grocery list would be at Coles, and would be on a discount. In reality, the actual state or the way things really are, is that consumers will have to make

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    Food Deserts Essay

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    convenience stores and fast food restaurants. What exactly qualifies a neighborhood to be part of a food desert? Food deserts usually have a bunch of blocks without a corner grocery store. In a more severe case an entire neighborhood, or a whole bunch of neighborhoods do not have a mainstream grocery store. A mainstream grocery stored would be a grocery store like a Jewel, a Whole Foods, or an Aldi, where

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    Trader Joe's Strategy

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    Trader Joe’s has achieved a competitive advantage by providing inexpensive, unique, and a wide range of organic and GMO free food. They have successfully established themselves as a popular alternative to pricier health food specialty stores (Whittaker, 2016). I e-mailed Trader Joe’s to ask what competitive strategy they recently implemented in the last three years, but as I suspected from my research of this organization, they will not disclose any of their business operations. I searched online

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    neighborhood grocery store chain which was founded by Joe Coulombe in 1967. It started as one store in California in 1967 and has grown to be 414 stores in 38 states as of July, 2013. As of 1979, It is privately held by German grocer Theo Albrecht, owner of Aldi North. Consumer Reports ranked Trader Joes the second best supermarket in the US in 2012. Industry: Grocery industry is a highly competitive market with thin profit margins. Super markets are dominant players in the grocery industry. They

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    Aldi Store Analysis

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    On Friday after class, I went to the ALDI store in Anderson to make a purchase and to get some observations. I ended up buying some Kraft cheese and FitoBit water. The water was some kind of fitness water with low sodium; it didn’t taste so well. I’ve never been nor shopped out of ALDI so this definitely was an eye opener to me. As I walked in, I noticed the store was very small and cluttered. Everything was stacked on top of each other and very close with barely any walking space. There were no

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    industry, it is important to determine where it is in the industry lifecycle. During the 1970’s and 1980’s the retail grocery industry was expanding at a phenomenal rate. Throughout this boom period, the number of large grocery stores was rising and forcing the existing” Mom and Pop” grocery stores out of the industry.      In the early 1990’s, the retail grocery industry began leaving the growth stage and entered the maturity stage in the industry lifecycle. This was caused

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    Business Problem: Grocery

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    Business Problem: Grocery America The current state of the American economy has businesses across the country scrambling to find new ways to gain competitive advantages and improve their chances of survival. Companies large and small are facing tough times, and Grocery America is no exception. This large and well-known chain of retail grocery stores has been in business for nearly 25 years but now finds itself struggling to stay afloat. Currently the number five grocery retailer in the country,

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    Kroger Strategic Analysis

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    Strategic Analysis Kroger Executive Summary This strategic analysis of The Kroger Company will take a look at the changing trends of grocery retailers, profitability and strategic position. Included is a PESTEL analysis and Porter’s Five Forces model for a closer look at Kroger and the industry. Competition is a big threat and since Rodney McMullen became CEO of The Kroger Company in January 2014 the company has rapidly gained market share and is currently second only to Wal-Mart (United States

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    order to use Fresh Nations service you have to be an Amazon Prime Fresh member. Besides the cost of a membership fee, you do not have to empty your pockets because the groceries are only slightly higher in price then you would find them in the store for. Other companies have also attempted to create online shopping for groceries. Some are thriving because of their innovative delivery methods. Some companies have failed because of the difficulty in supply and the steps including in having the customer

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