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Name Professor Course Date Bolthouse Farms * Table of Contents 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARRY 3 2 HISTORY OF CARROTS AND THE CARROT MARKET 3 3 HISTORY OF BOLTHOUSE FARMS 6 4 PORTER’S FIVE FORCES 8 4.1 Competing Sellers 8 4.2 New Entrant 9 4.3 Substitute Products 10 4.4 Suppliers 11 4.5 Buyers 12 5 TOWS ANALYSIS 13 5.1 Threats 14 5.2 Opportunities 15 5.3 Weaknesses 15 5.4 Strengths 16 6 STRATEGY PROPOSAL 17 6.1 Collaborating with Fast Food 17 6.2 Brokerage Transportation Services 18 6.3 Product Line Expansion 18 7 . CONCLUSION 19 8 APPENDIX 21 9 References 23 EXECUTIVE SUMMARRY Bolthouse Farms is one of the leading and largest producers of fresh carrots and a variety of other carrot products. The company
ACTG 4610 Annual Report Project Whole Foods Market, Inc. vs. Safeway Inc. Part I [pic] The Executive Chefs Valerie Baum, Ryan Hulme, Eric Kessler, Dan Munier TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 2 1.1 Overview of Subject Company: Whole Foods Market, Inc. 2 1.2 Overview of Competitor Company: Safeway Inc. 2 2. BALANCE SHEET OVERVIEW 2 2.1 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies 3 2.2 Review of Total Assets 3 2.3 Review of Current Assets 3 2.3.1 Note about Inventories 4 2.3.2 Note about Investments 4 2.4 Review of Long Term Assets 4 2.4.1 Note about Goodwill and Intangible Assets 5 2.5 Review of Total Liabilities 5 2.6 Review of Current Liabilities 5 2.6.1 Note about Deferred