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Top Food and Beverage Corporations and Market Concentration, 2004-2006, Slides of Marketing Management

Information about the top 10 food and beverage corporations based on their revenue in millions of us dollars, as well as their concentration in various sectors such as protein packing, grains and milling, and seed industry. It also mentions the net market income and the growth of total meat consumption.

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Top 10 Food and Beverage Corporations, 2004
Company Food and beverage revenue
in millions of U.S. dollars
Total revenue
in millions of U.S. dollars
1. Nestle $63,575 $69,862
2. Archer Daniels Midland $35,944 $35,944
3. Altria Group $69,963 $32,168
4. PepsiCo $29,261 $29,261
5. Unilever $29,205 $52,267
6. Tyson Foods $26,441 $26,441
7. Cargill $24,000 $62,907
8. Coca-Cola $21,962 $21,962
9. Mars, Inc. $18,000 $18,000
10. Groupe Danone $17,040 $17,040
Source: Global Food Markets (GFM), Leatherhead Food International.
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Top 10 Food and Beverage Corporations, 2004

Company Food and beverage revenue in millions of U.S. dollars Total revenue in millions of U.S. dollars

  1. Nestle $63,575 $69,
  2. Archer Daniels Midland $35,944 $35,
  3. Altria Group $69,963 $32,
  4. PepsiCo $29,261 $29,
  5. Unilever $29,205 $52,
  6. Tyson Foods $26,441 $26,
  7. Cargill $24,000 $62,
  8. Coca-Cola $21,962 $21,
  9. Mars, Inc. $18,000 $18,
  10. Groupe Danone $17,040 $17, Source: Global Food Markets (GFM), Leatherhead Food International.

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Concentration in Protein

 Beef packers CR4 = 81%

  1. Tyson (IBP, Inc.)
  2. Cargill (Excel)
  3. Swift & Co. (ConAgra)
  4. Farmland National Beef  Pork packers CR4 = 59%
  5. Smithfield
  6. Tyson (IBP, Inc.)
  7. ConAgra (Swift)
  8. Cargill (Excel)  Broilers CR4 = 50%
  9. Tyson Foods
  10. Gold Kist
  11. Pilgrim’s Pride
  12. ConAgra Source: Hendrickson and Heffernan.

Source: ETC Group. (April 30, 2007).^16

Concentration in Seed Industry

Company 2006 Seed Sales (US $ millions) Monsanto (US) $4, Dupont (US) $2, Syngenta (Switzerland) $1, Groupe Limagrain (France) $1, Land O’ Lakes (US) $ KWS AG (Germany) $ Bayer Crop Science (Germany) $ Delta & Pine Land (US) – Acquisition by Mansanto pending $ Sakata (Japan) $ DLF-Trifolium (Denmark) $

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Net Market Income, Dollars per Farm

 Corporate profits rise  Farm profits fall

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Gap Between Health and Advertising Reality

 Television advertising Fatty & sugary foods Mainly confectionary, highly sugared breakfast cereals, prepared foods, and fast food restaurant meals

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Growth of Total Meat Consumption

 Annual growth of total meat consumption, by region, 1982– Sources: FAO; IFPRI; Outlook on agriculture, 30, 28. Total meat consumption for 1983 and 1993 are three-year moving averages. The 2020 projections come from IFPRI's global model, IMPACT.

22 Tyson Foods (IBP) Farmland Foods Smithfield Processors: Poultry Beef Pork Retailer: Wal-Mart United Kingdom (#3)* Asda Germany Spar Handels Wertkauf Argentina Brazil Canada Mexico China Korea United States (#2)* Operations in:

Wal-Mart

Source: Hendrickson, Mary.