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Industry Overview Team: Martin Chen – Farmer John David Crews – United Supermarkets Sarah Malinski – Unilever Nick Meadows – Costco Corrina Poland – Albertson’s.

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1 Industry Overview Team: Martin Chen – Farmer John David Crews – United Supermarkets Sarah Malinski – Unilever Nick Meadows – Costco Corrina Poland – Albertson’s The Food Industry: A Strategic Look

2 Industry Landscape Power of Suppliers Moderate Threat of New Entrants Low Power of Buyers High Threat of Substitutes High Degree of Rivalry High

3 Macroenvironmental Landscape Environmental TechnologySocioculturalEconomicPoliticalDemographicGeographic

4 Today’s Topics Branding Tomorrow’s Private Label Today The Destination for the Y Generation Greening Your Bottom Line Win a Date with Generation Y High Tech – High Touch

5 Industry Overview Team: Martin Chen – Farmer John David Crews – United Supermarkets Sarah Malinski – Unilever Nick Meadows – Costco Corrina Poland – Albertson’s The Food Industry: A Strategic Look

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