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Strength and Weakness of Camel Cookies
Every organization has certain strengths and weaknesses, same is for Camel Cookies. The strength of Camel Cookies is its range of cookies that it offers to the market as well as its beverages that are the most selling product of the restaurant. The weakness which is not really a weakness but since most of the other restaurants are offering the similar kind of products, is its fast food products mainly the burgers and sandwiches, the restaurant needs to pay attention to it by bringing innovation in the products and offering unique flavors so that this side can also made the strength of the restaurant rather its weakness. For this study the beverages section of the restaurant will be the focus.

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