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Posted December 13, 2006
Formal investigation for Pantry Inc.
Analysis of: Pantry 10-K filing | sec.gov
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Pantry, a fast-growing chain of convenience stores, has been dealing with accounting issues since July 2005. The company disclosed yesterday that it was now the subject of a formal investigation from the SEC related to those accounting issues, which are focused on sale-leaseback accounting.
Posted December 5, 2006
Whole Foods is Not Standing Still
Analysis of: Whole Foods losing dominance | www.freshplaza.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
1.Whole Foods Market is prepared to deal with the challenges - increased competition, pre-opening and relocation costs - that contribute to the lower earnings forecast for the next three years. Whole Foods Market will not lose its dominance in the natural and organic foods retail sector with sales growth...
Posted November 16, 2006
Whole Foods Still Number One
Analysis of: Whole Foods Market stock plumets | www.retailnet.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
-    Whole Foods Market announced that sales growth in 2007 would be weaker than the past three years of double-digit growth, causing its stock to plummet to a 52-week low of $46.20.  The company also reported its fourth quarter revenues, which were lower than Wall Street analysts...
Posted November 16, 2006
GNC Will Benefit from Sale
Analysis of: GNC Ponders Sale, IPO | www.globest.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
1.             It has been three years since Apollo Management, a private investment group, purchased GNC Corp. from Royal Numico for $750 million, and now the vitamin retailer may be up for sale again.  Apollo Management has a reputation...
Posted November 14, 2006
The Smart Way to Milk the China Cow
Analysis of: China Dairy Sector Ripe for M&A's | www.21food.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The China dairy market is really flying now: 20% annual growth. Local companies currently have the lead due to their stronger implementation skills in this tricky market, both in production and distribution. But now they are reaching a plateau in terms of management skills, finances, and branding....
Posted November 3, 2006
Significant Growth Expected in Kids’ Foods Market
Analysis of: Kids' foods and beverages set to soar | www.foodnavigator-usa.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Sale of goods designed for the 35.8 million children aged three to eleven who make up the market for kids’ foods and beverages in the United States exceeded $15.1 billion in 2006, representing growth of 8.5 percent over 2005. Total growth for the segment from 2001 to 2006 was almost 39 percent with...
Posted November 1, 2006
Whole Foods Still the Favorite
Analysis of: Organic Growth: Wild Oats May Prove To Be Better Bet Than Whole Foods | online.wsj.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Whole Foods Market operates 187 stores posting sales of $4.7 billion last year while Wild Oats operates 114 stores with sales of $1 billion last year. When Wild Oats emerges from under its current management problems, it could challenge Whole Foods, but it will not overtake the leader. The resignation...
Posted October 31, 2006
Commodity Prices and Reduced Pricing Power takes its toll
Analysis of: Coke Enterprises profit hit by costs; lags view | today.reuters.com
Author: Brian Stevenson, Principle B. Stevenson Associates
High Fructose Corn Syrup Prices go higher as its input Corn competes with Ethanol Production The demand for Corn by Ethanol producers has shifted the Demand Curve out for Carbohydrate commodities like Corn Corn planted Acres are at risk for next year as Wheat prices encourage farmers to plant wheat...
Posted October 30, 2006
Wild Oats Still Well Behind Whole Foods
Analysis of: Organic Growth: Wild Oats May Prove To Be Better Bet Than Whole Foods | online.wsj.com
Author: John Duffy, President MarketOps, Inc.
1.  Wild Oats has lacked the forward thinking of its main competitor Whole Foods in developing its retail business focused on offering natural and organic foods.2.  While it is encouraging that Mr. Odak has been let go there are a number of key strategic issues that must be addressed for them...
Posted October 27, 2006
Volatile Commodity Prices and Reduced Pricing Power takes its toll
Analysis of: Lance shares fall on lower Q3 earnings, cut in outlook | today.reuters.com
Author: Brian Stevenson, Principle B. Stevenson Associates
Ag Commodity Prices are volatile to the up side The Demand curve for Ag Commodities is shifting on account of the production of Biofuels Pricing at the retail level is difficult to get Pricing many times comes with lower unit volume Margins get squeezed at the Manufacturing Level Even fine Brand...
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