Kraft Heinz ranked fourth among the world’s packaged food leaders in 2020. The company is focusing on restructuring strategy with a streamlined portfolio. Efforts are focusing on strong mature brands and dynamic performers, and six umbrella platforms will help qualify the different types of growth brought by each brand. Health and wellness drives growth and innovation, and nutrition and convenience are to be reinvented with the help of legacy brands.
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Euromonitor International's report on Kraft Heinz Co delivers a detailed strategic analysis of the company's business, examining its performance in the Packaged Food market and the global economy. Company and market share data provide a detailed look at the financial position of Kraft Heinz Co, while in-depth qualitative analysis will help you understand the brand strategy and growth prospects of Kraft Heinz Co.
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In packaged food we consider two aspects of food sales: 1) Retail sales. 2) Foodservice. Retail sales is defined as sales through establishments primarily engaged in the sale of fresh, packaged and prepared foods for home preparation and consumption. This excludes hotels, restaurant, cafés, duty free sales and institutional sales (canteens, prisons/jails, hospitals, army, etc). Our retail definition EXCLUDES the purchase of food products from foodservice outlets for consumption off-premises, eg impulse confectionery bought from counters of cafés/bars. This falls under foodservice sales. For foodservice, we capture all sales to foodservice outlets, regardless of whether the products are eventually consumed on-premise or off-premise. Foodservice sales is defined as sales to consumer foodservice outlets that serve the general public in a non-captive environment. Outlets include cafés/bars, FSR (full-service restaurants), fast food, 100% home delivery/takeaway, self-service cafeterias and street stalls/kiosks. Sales to semicaptive foodservice outlets are also included. This describes outlets located in leisure, travel and retail environments. 1) Retail refers to units located in retail outlets such as department stores, shopping malls, shopping centres, super/hypermarkets etc. 2) Leisure refers to units located in leisure establishments such as museums, health clubs, cinemas, theatres, theme parks and sports stadiums. 3) Travel refers to units located in based in airports, rail stations, coach stations, motorway service stations offering gas facilities etc. Beyond the scope of the foodservice research are captive foodservice units that serve captive populations around institutions such as hospitals, schools, and prisons. This is also known as institutional sales.
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