CircleUp is ambitiously bringing a machine learning platform to life to enable the company to be more intelligent about sourcing, evaluating, and investing in CPG startups.
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RIDGES Run Deep: How PepsiCo Delivered on Crunch through 3D Printing
PepsiCo employed 3D printing to create the RUFFLES Deep Ridged masterpiece. Under Nooyi's leadership, the corporation greatly expanded its innovation capabilities; however, other innovation programs may be superseding additive manufacturing at PepsiCo.
Associated British Foods: Mmmmm…Brexit
Impact of trade isolationism on Associated British Foods
From Canned Tomato Soups To Personalized Nutrition and Transparency
“The entire food industry is being transformed by the fusion of food, well-being, and technology”, said Campbell’s CEO and president Denise Morrison. [1]
Does the brand with no name have the best supply chain game?
The consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry is concerned about digitalization, or at least it should be. Enter Brandless, a direct-to-consumer (DTC) e-commerce start-up that has leapfrogged the traditional supply chain approach of CPGs and believes it has a strategy to succeed in the digital world via speed and increased efficiency.
Danone Russia: 5 years to collect Digitalization fruits
France-based Danone owns 57,5% of Danone Russia which have only 5 years in very competitive market to prove their potential and convince global company to buy out the remaining stake. Is Digitalization the right tool to efficiently support this transformation?
Industry 4.0: Revolutionizing a Giant’s Supply Chain
During my 2-year tenure at P&G, I’ve always wondered whether digitalization can shake the retail industry in Egypt; an industry primarily controlled by wholesalers with an ultimate power of market disruption in split of seconds and an industry where price wars is a norm and tricking consumers is the way to sell…
P&G: Bringing CPG into the Digital Age
How P&G’s use of data is transforming the way it goes to market
A Smarter P&G
P&G is at the forefront of digitization among CPG companies with some of their “smart” product launches, however, will they be able to continue to innovate and win in this space?
Can Procter & Gamble really improve people’s lives?
The largest consumer packaged goods company in the world has aggressive goals to reduce climate change.