Beyond Meat Brittany Katz & Rachael
Shepard
Overview:
Sufficient
nutrition without
GMO
Replication of
meat
Partnership with
retails and
restaurants
Global expansion
Supply Chain &
infrastructure
Earnings below
expectation
Limited choices
to meet
customersneed
Organizational
culture
Growing vegan
trends
Growing
concerns of
environment
and animal
welfare
Rise in
demand for
meat
alternatives
Stereotypes against
vegan life
Competitive
alternative meat
market
Economic crisis
triggered by COVID
market
comparatives at
better prices
PESTLE Analysis
Economic:
– Changing consumers meat preferences
Political:
– Environment laws/regulations
– Tax policy
Social:
– Culture/social influence(safety, health consciousness, various demographics)
Environment:
– Lasting impact/influence
– Awareness of climate change/terrain variation
Legal:
– National/international lawsorganization would originate business operations
Technology:
– Innovation in changes to consumer preference(meat tenderness to a healthier recipe)
Threat of Entry: Competitive Industry, Substitute products
Buyers Bargaining Power: Various choices in the plant
based food industry
Suppliers Bargaining Power: The supplying industry is
dominated by one or a few companies. Concentrated