Enterprise Breakdown - Revenue
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Pepsi and Coca-Cola both operate with lower than average costs of goods sold. Beyond meats operates at a higher costs
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Industrial Breakdown - Revenue
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Compared to the household and personal products within the consumer staples industry, the Food, beverage, and tobacco industry has an average of almost 3 times total revenue. COG in th efood industry is more expensive, but SG&A costs are lower.
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Enterprise Distribution: Food, Beverage, and Tobacco
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The U.S has the highest distribution for the industry
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Enterprise Distribution
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The U.S. is number one and China and Japan follow. For this analysis I used the U.S., Japan, and Korea due to the difference in ranges.
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Industrial Trend - Industry Total Size
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In the U.S., the market is growing quickly however it remains near stable in Japan and Korea.
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Concentration and Competition Intensity - Total Revenue
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The market is becoming less concentrated as the market share decreases for some organizations. The larger organizations such as PepsiCo, Archer, and Tyson have steady shares of the market over the years. Some organizations experience fluctuations in their revenue.
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Concentration and Competition Intensity - Operating Income or Loss
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The larger players in the market experience steady operating income over teh years as well.
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Enterprise Comparison - Size
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The gross margin indicates The Coca-Cola Company has more value added through their technology and they experience a higher operating margin in comparison to the other organizations as well. beyond meat is the smallest organization and has the lowest amount of margin. This could be due to the other organnizations having larger portfolios.
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Enterprise Comparison - Efficiency
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The Coc-Cola Company is the most efficient of the suppliers. Their cash conversion cycle is in the negative 200s showsing they are efficient.
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