Kraft Heinz earnings exceeded expectations. Here’s why the company is on an upswing and why the Planters sale makes strategic sense.
Kraft Heinz: Earnings boost and a smart sale of Planters
Posts Tagged → CPG
CPG and E-Commerce. What company is winning?
For nearly a decade, CPG and e-commerce was an unknown. Post-COVID, it’s reality and we have the data to understand who is excelling and who is getting left behind.
Proctor and Gamble 2021 Q1 Earnings Call – E-commerce and the battle for shaving
The Q1 2021 earnings call for Proctor and Gamble gave insight into how the leading household goods company views e-commerce and the coronavirus.
How King Arthur turned flour from a commodity CPG to a branded CPG
How one small company built a leading brand in the a commoditization market.
G.E. exits consumer light bulbs and the definition of a conglomerate
G.E. was the definition of a conglomerate–and now it’s not. Learn what the corporate structure is, its’ strengths and weaknesses through a G.E. case study.
Will Coronavirus Destroy Small CPG Companies?
Large CPG firms have weathered the coronavirus storm fairly well, but what will happen to small CPG companies?
Information lag. Coronavirus and the CPG supply chain
COVID-19 revealed the great outsourcing of America’s supply chains.
What is a CPG company? It’s more than just a brand.
What exactly is a consumer packaged goods (CPG) company? I answer that question and outline their two main business strategies.
The Campbell Soup Company — Processed food growth in a fresh world
Sales are up at Campbell Soup, but the fresh dilemma remains.
Kraft Heinz Is Dying a Death by a Thousand Cost Cuts
How the private equity model drove one of the world’s largest food and beverage companies into a corner.