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    I Am What I Buy People may make judgements or assumptions about who you are based upon where you live, the car you drive, the clothes you wear, the music you listen to, etc. I’ve been thinking about who I am, my value system and personality. I am an only child who was raised in a single parent household. My mother taught me early on how to be thrifty and that you have to work for what you want; this is where my value system…

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    Huy Fong Foods Case Study

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    However, they are some other companies that produce Sriracha sauce including Heinz, Tabasco, Kikkoman, Trader Joe’s, Thai Kitchen, and Lee Kum Kee (Lopez-Alt, 2013). Geographic Representation: Huy Fong Foods Sriracha sauce is available in United States, Canada, and in Europe (Ferdman, 2013). Promotion: Everything is done by word of mouth. David Tran has never…

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    Arguments Against Gmo

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    cannot contain any GMOs. Us as consumers have the power to protest GMOs by not buys products from companies know to heavily use GMOs in the food products. Instead, buy from companies who have gone GMO-free. Such as, Cheerio, Target, Ben & Jerry’s, Trader Joe’s, Kashi, Annie’s, Clif…

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    Aldi Executive Summary

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    Throughout their existence, Aldi has positioned itself in a way that when properly utilized, has allowed them to continue to develop on an international level and succeed through various external opportunities. Firstly, they have the opportunity to evolve their corporate strategy and adopt a more organic structure. Currently, they are very rigid and mechanistic, stuck in the past and not knowing of how to adapt to the present. To begin, they must change their policies to make Aldi a more…

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    articles on the subjects of science, technology, and health care. In his essay, “How Junk Food Can End Obesity,” the reality is that fast food and processed food are not much worse than the foods that “wholesome” food stores such as Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s, carry. It is inevitable; people will always turn to fast food. Because fast food chains constantly surround us, it is easily accessible and inexpensive. As a society, we need to embrace fast food and not shy away when we hear the word…

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    Ethnographic Analysis

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    There are lots of immigrants in the Bay Area, and they are trying to settle down in the new environment with diverse society. According the 2005-2007 American Community survey, nearly one third of residents in the Bay Area region are immigrants, 54% of immigrants in Bay Area are citizens; immigrants and their children make up 42% of population in the Bay Area, of all children in region 49% have at least one immigrant parent. This status tells us that Bay Area has lots of immigrant and the second…

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    Food Waste

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    Food that won’t go bad until about the next week and a half, they just take it and dump it. In the documentary, we noticed how jeremy continuously wrote letters to the manager of Trader Joe’s. The managers refused to discuss the issue, until jeremy confronted the manager in person. They came to an agreement that at a certain time each day they would let him know when the food is being dumped out. This allowed jeremy to gather truck…

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    mortar supermarket. High threat of rivalry among existing competitors in all supermarket segments. Industry growth as a whole has slowed and even diminished due to increased substitutes as discussed above, though individual supermarkets such as Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods experienced high growth in 2012-13 partly due to consumers’ preferences for healthier foods, including organic and specialty products. These changing consumer preferences increase rivalry for profits among the various…

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    Sometimes, many actions such as manufacturing business can bring in many effects. The cause and effect issue, let me just explain what I mean by that. Just as one product becomes the bestselling product in the supermarket and becomes the most demanding. Meaning that it will be needed more often and it would require more manufacturing, which means that companies that practice food engineering would need to ensure more manufacturing of that product. For example, if it’s a gallon of milk, think…

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    September Favorites Long time, no see. University has been a whirlwind of experiences that I’ve barely had time to catch my breath and just breathe. I meant to post once a week on here, but as you can see, I missed my goal. Between figuring out classes, homework, making friends, rushing, joining clubs, and exploring LA, I feel as if I never have time to myself. I find myself constantly surrounded by my suitemates (perhaps the best people at Pepperdine), constantly laughing or complaining about…

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