how many food market chains?
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This sentence fragment is incomplete.  There is no question here.  You need to re-phrase it.\n\nIn the game, Jeopardy, you phrase the answer in the form of a question.  Here in yahoo answers, the QUESTION has to be phrased as a question.\n\nHow many food market chains are dirty?  How many food market chains will hire children?  (see what I mean?)
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sales channels : retailers , wholesalers , institutions , door to door , govermental , tenders ........
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I haven't seen, or heard of the advertisement. I dont even live in the US, but I thought this might be good opportunity to mention that the consuming of animal matter is the primary fuel to the growing percentage of overweight and obese people in the US, and thus will implore you not to continue attending places like Hardee's (I'm assuming its some kind of meat oriented restaraunt) and start visiting places like Subway. This change would henceforth make your question irrelevant, replaced by such questions as "where's the Nearest sandwich parlour to my hourse?" or "how much does a footlong with the lot cost, and can I ask to have more added?"
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Officialy according to thier own Cristian study there are 270 denominations and 1700 sub-divisions.\nAnd it shows that there are some smart ppl out there. They realise selling  same bs over and over is not profitable anymroe so they had to be more creative and create others divisions . After you tired to pay for same pizza over and over you simply cook pizza with topings and sell for more.\nTherefore GOD exists.
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We know of 4 total. You can see the list with contact information, hours, etc. at theswingersource.com\n\nThe direct link is:\nhttp://theswingersource.com/xoops/modules/mylinks/viewcat.php?cid=38
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If you've already got your products manufactured or at least the idea jsut pick up the phone to head office of supermarkets and ask who the ready meal buyer is (fresh or frozen) and talk it through with each buyer. Each retailer has their own way of launching new products but the buyers will advise all.\nGood luck!
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Pet-co sells many types of fish and they have a food supply for them. Probably a mixture of many things; go see.
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If you're asking about Giant Hypermarkets in Singapore and Malaysia, here's the introduction, quoted from the official website\n\nIn Malaysia, the name Giant has become synonymous with everyday low prices, big variety and great value. This has been underscored by the Shoppers Trend Survey, which showed that Giant was perceived as the cheapest place, in Malaysia, to shop for everyday groceries.\n\nOwned by Dairy Farm International (DFI), Giant is a 60-year old Malaysian brand built on its ability to deliver low prices everyday to consumers. Started by the Teng family as a simple grocery store in one of the suburbs of Kuala Lumpur in 1944. Its mission was to offer a wide variety of products at the lowest possible prices. As its reputation grew, so did its business.\n\nDFI, which acquired Giant in 1999, recognised that the key to Giant’s success had been its ability to continuously offer value for money products. It retained this core principle even as it began transforming Giant into a national and international brand.\n\nToday, after six years of intensive efforts which included redesigning the stores, the introduction of the non-food products into the Giant hypermarkets, the implementation of international retail standards that includes safety, cleanliness, structured training and a vibrant shopping environment as well as centralized buying functions and improved operations, DFI has made Giant the undisputed leader in Malaysia’s retail sector.\n\nDFI currently operates a total of 220 stores, comprising Giant hypermarket and supermarkets, Guardian pharmacies and Cold Storage supermarkets. Most of which mushroomed in the last six years.\n\nAs a responsible corporate citizen, DFI is fully committed to improving the lives of Malaysians, whether they are customers, staff or suppliers.\n\nTowards the cause of the consumer, Giant has thrown its weight fully behind the Malaysian Government’s campaign to create smart consumers of Malaysians by continuously offering “Everyday Low Prices, Big Variety and Great Value.”  The Government has named many of Giant’s stores as its “low price” partner.\n\nFor its staff and suppliers, particularly SMEs, DFI offers development programmes to assist those who are interested, to improve their processes and marketing knowledge. DFI’s RM2 million training centre near its head office in Selangor will be upgraded soon to ensure that staff, suppliers and interested SMEs have access to training and knowledge of the industry, enabling them to play a greater role in the Malaysian economy.
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fast food places,(burger king,arby's,mcdonald's,etc.)
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How many stores does Wal-Mart have? Is this what you are inquiring about? They have a lot. They have Wal-Mart Supercenters, Wal-Mart Neighborhood Markets, Sam's Club, Carrefours, Seiyu (Japan, Wal-Mart owns a portion of them). Wikipedia claims there are 6,556 stores total.
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(m)\n\ngoto the following website to view the value chain analysis\n\nhttp://www.fao.org/es/esc/common/ecg/108845_en_kenya_web.pdf
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They're all over the place, here.  But that doesn't matter.  What matters is if there are any where YOU want to start one.  So do some local research, walk around local shopping areas, and scope out the competition, if there is any.
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cost\nsaturated market
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McDonald's, Wendy's, Taco Bell, Burger King, KFC, Long John Silvers
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Most cities and towns have farmers markets, you could check there. If you ask, grocery stores may let you set up outside their store.  You could also ask around and see if people need baked goodies for parties etc...
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Whole Foods Market (WFMI)  Had a big pullback recently\nWild Oats (OATS)\nUnited Natural Foods (UNFI) Distributor to places like WFMI and OATS.  Hard to go wrong with that as long as people eat more "natural" and organic food.\nHain Celestial (HAIN) The only organic food mfg. I know to trade.  Would love to hear about others.\n\nYou are smart to get on this megatrend, and there's plenty of time and easy money left for it if you stick around (have you ever heard anybody say there's still easy money in any stock market or sector????).  Anxiety about our poisoned environment will only increase, and Americans with money can only do one thing about it--insulate themselves as best they can with water purifiers and safer food and such.  With the Bush administration attacking environmental protections every day, "natural" and organic foods are getting free advertising worth billions.  The only down side is these stocks are not recession resistant like agribusiness food stocks.  If things get bad, people will go back to ingesting dangerous chemicals to save money.\n\nAnother related megatrend that head-in-the-sand Republicans are missing out on is the earth's population is systematically destroying its supply of usable fresh water.  The companies that can purify, move, desalinate, or control potable water are going to profit massively from endless demand for shrinking supply.
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I have no idea, you can go to a market area and ask around.