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Impact of climate change on food security
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I. Introduction
This paper will analyze the company OLAM Ghana a subsidiary of Olam International Limited. Olam Ghana is engaged in export of agricultural commodities including cocoa, cashew, sheanuts and wood products. It also imports and distributes rice, sugar, dairy products, tomato paste and edible oil. (Olam, 2014)
1) Target Market
Olam Ghana target total value chain distribution (distributors, wholesalers and retailers). Olam Ghana distribution network covers whole Ghana; however the customers are widely distributed in all the areas. Most of the Sales generated are between the greater Accra and Ashanti region represent s 30% and 24% respectively.
2) BL Marketing Goals
Profit:
Target a 20% net profit growth from FY2013 by the end of FY2015.
The estimated net profit of Olam Ghana is 2% of total revenue or 13.5$MM for the FY2013. The marketing campaign will drastically increase the contribution of revenue of local Packaged Rice in Ghana, and thus will increase the rice business line revenue of Olam Ghana by 25% by the end of FY2015.
Planet:
Target a reduction of the Greenhouse emissions by 5% in 2015 and by 10% by 2020 per ton of product.
Olam Ghana is committed to working ethically and sustainably with its small scale farmers and their land. The increase of revenue from the marketing campaign shall come from the local production and farming otherwise this would badly affect the planet due to the emissions and fuel consumptions from sea freight ships.
In order to achieve the above goal the below measures should be severely taken:
- Printing all business stationary using friendly environmentally inks and recycled papers.
- Create online catalogues instead of printing ones.
- Use minimal fossil fuel inputs and use draft animal...
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...ontributes a large percentage to the Gdp of the country. As stated in the introduction many of Africa, mostly Sub-Saharan is rich in natural resources. The largest of the products produced in Ghana that is also a large export is Cocoa other items that are largely produced in Ghana are automobiles, aluminum, and also agricultural products like Shea butter certain edible foods that are used in traditional Ghanaian foods. Many of the goods produced are exported to countries such as the U.S., Canada, and Great Britain. Below is a chart of goods produced in Ghana, these goods are mostly exported as well Ghana is the second largest producer of Cocoa, which is the basic ingredient in chocolate. The bar graph below shows the earnings of goods produced and exported in the country of Ghana from 2000-2008.