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Strategy Briefing
Business Strategies for Ingredients Companies: Part Two – Packaged Food and Beverages
Sep 2012
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Despite the diverse range of companies involved in the supply of ingredients to the packaged food and beverage industries, many manufacturers follow similar corporate strategies that are centred on a handful of key growth drivers. This report looks at some of the core strategies adopted by the ingredients industry and includes case studies outlining important examples of recent corporate development.
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Introduction
Scope
Key findings
SWOT analysis: Ingredient companies' business environment
Overview
Wide variety of companies operating in ingredients supply
Leading suppliers of packaged food and beverage ingredients (1)
Leading suppliers of packaged food and beverage ingredients (2)
Leading suppliers of packaged food and beverage ingredients (3)
Leading suppliers of packaged food and beverage ingredients (4)
Main issues facing ingredients industry in food and beverages
Key business strategies adopted by ingredients industries
Different business strategies can be implemented to meet issues
Investing in Emerging Markets
Opportunities for growth within emerging markets
Growth prospects for ingredients in packaged food
Growth prospects for ingredients in beverages
Recent investments in emerging markets
Case study: IFF
Regional expansion is a key strategic focus for IFF
Greater Asia is the focus for recent investments
Investing in Growth Categories
Acquisitions provide access to fast-growing ingredients
Natural and textural ingredients lead growth in packaged food
Asian drinks boost some categories, wider focus on nature/health
Case study: DSM
DSM is happy to adjust focus to more lucrative areas
Nutritional Lipids acquisitions boost Nutrition stream
Investing in Infrastructure
Examples of recent capital investments (1)
Examples of recent capital investments (2)
Case study: Cargill Cocoa & Chocolate
Cargill has strong infrastructure in cocoa and chocolate industry
Cargill Cocoa & Chocolate: Supply infrastructure
Cargill Cocoa & Chocolate invests in Europe, Asia and Africa
Investing in Innovation
Innovation is key to ingredients growth
Great variation in rate of R&D investment
Case study: Roquette
Research is a "fundamental priority" for Roquette
Joint venture with Solazyme to explore microalgae
Restructuring
Variety of reasons for restructuring
Recent examples of restructuring
Case study: CSM
CSM announces plans to sell Bakery Supplies
Focus switches to Purac and Caravan
Forming Joint Ventures/Partnerships
Working together for mutual benefit
Examples of joint ventures and partnerships
Case study: Tate & Lyle
Tate & Lyle forms partnership with BioVittoria
Monk fruit extract can tap into rising natural sweetener demand
Operating Sustainably
Supply of raw materials is at the heart of sustainability concerns
Case study: FrieslandCampina
route2020 strategy includes a sustainability angle
Multiple projects and targets for sustainable operations
Future Impact
Impact of key issues on ingredients companies
Report Definitions
Data parameters and report definitions
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Gain competitive intelligence about market leaders. Track key industry trends, opportunities and threats. Inform your marketing, brand, strategy and market development, sales and supply functions.