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Case Studies in Value-added Agriculture: Opportunities and Challenges

Case Studies in Value-added Agriculture: Opportunities and Challenges. Lesson 7. Learner Objectives. Describe value-added businesses by business structure, business origin, and business profile: customers, competitors, and the business’s market share or niche.

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Case Studies in Value-added Agriculture: Opportunities and Challenges

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  1. Case Studies in Value-added Agriculture: Opportunities and Challenges Lesson 7

  2. Learner Objectives • Describe value-added businesses by business structure, business origin, and business profile: customers, competitors, and the business’s market share or niche. • Describe how value-added agricultural enterprises have overcome the challenges they faced when starting their value added agriculture enterprise. • Identify and describe opportunities which exist for these value-added businesses in the future.

  3. Challenges • Sound marketing strategy • Getting a new product into the highly competitive retail market is very difficult. • USDA estimates that at least two out of every three new food products introduced into the market fail due to lack of customer appeal. • Only one in five new businesses succeeds for more than five years. • Failure to do market research and the lack of a sound business plan are leading causes for failure.

  4. Your Assignment • Read the business case study. Divide the reading among the group as appropriate. • Provide an overview of your assigned reading to the group. • Review and answer the questions related to your case study. • On notebook paper, develop a clear, concise profile for the business described in your case study. (see objective 1.) • Use the backside of the paper to write the final version of the group’s business profile in bullet form.

  5. Group Time

  6. Group Reports

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