Competitors of Maple Leaf Foods:-
Tyson
Foods Inc.:- Since 1935, Tyson
Foods has been focusing on making extraordinary food and having various kind of
effect inside of the industry. Right now they are the world's major processors
and promoters of chicken, hamburger, and pork. The organization additionally
offers quality included, prepared and pre-cooked meats. They also add
refrigerated and solidified arranged nourishments. Its chicken operations are
vertically incorporated. The organization brings forth the eggs and supplies pact producers with the chicks and feed, and transports them back for
making when ready. As they are one of the largest group of selling meat so they
are one of the challengers for Maple Leaf Foods. They were founded in 1935 but
still their annual income has a lot difference than Maple Leaf Foods. They have
an annual income of $37,580 (in million) whereas Maple Leaf foods just make $2,714 (in millions).
George Weston Limited:- Founded in 1882 by George Weston, George Weston
Limited is also a major food processing company which is also a challenger for
Maple Leaf foods. They own various industries such as Loblaw, President's Choice, Shoppers Drug Mart and
Weston Foods. They are owning more than 2,000 stores to provide their products
to their customers. They sell their products on large scale all over Canada and
U.S in competition with Maple Leaf Foods Inc. They have an annual revenue of
$37,765 (in million). They sell their products worldwide. In U.S, they sell
their products through President’s Choice because Loblaw no longer owns stores
there.
References:-
Maple Leaf
Foods Inc Names of Competitors. (n.d.). Retrieved July 5, 2015, from http://www.hoovers.com/company-information/cs/competition.Maple_Leaf_Foods_Inc.c75fa2e827802beb.html
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