Halfpenny industry Flashcards

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How much was the bread market worth in Keeland in 2024?

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K$2.5 billion - large market means competition

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What are the 3 categories of bread producers in Keeland?

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  • Large plant bakeries
  • In store bakeries
  • High street and artisan bakers
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What are the characteristics of large plant bakeries?

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  • Mass produce pre-packaged bread products
  • Extended shelf life
  • B2B
  • Efficient but reliant on retailers
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What are the characteristics of high street and artisan bakers?

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  • Small scale unpackaged products
  • Limited shelf life
  • B2B or B2C
  • Premium trend highlights changing demand
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What are the characteristics of in-store bakeries?

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  • Located within supermarkets
  • Sell fresh unpackaged products
  • Shorter shelf life
  • B2C
  • Freshness a risky threat to HP
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What is the market share by sales volume in 2024?

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  • Large plant bakeries - 80%
  • In-store bakeries - 15%
  • High street and artisan - 5%
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How many large plant bakeries are there in Keeland?

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  • 5 including Halfpenny
  • 4 sell under their own name (inc Halfpenny)
  • 1 makes bread for supermarkets to sell under their own branding - pressure pricing and takes up shelf space
  • Few competitors but private label bread is a growing threat to HP
  • Concentrated market so differentiation is key
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What is the market share by sales value in 2024?

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  • Large plant bakeries - 70%
  • In-store bakeries - 22%
  • High street and artisan - 8%
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What has happened to the market for pre-packaged bread over the past 5 years?

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  • Declined due to move towards fresher products and health reasons
  • HP need to evolve or risk losing relevance
  • Key will be to reinvent production offering whilst keeping costing down
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What is changing the bread industry?

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  • Tech advancements
  • Changing consumer preferences
  • Sustainability concerns
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How is the industry trying to be sustainable and eco friendly?

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  • Sourcing ingredients from sustainable farms
  • Reduce energy consumption through energy efficient ovens
  • Sustainable packaging
  • Expectation nowadays - cost control key
  • Needed to maintain retailor relationships
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How are artisanal and specialty breads impacting the industry?

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  • Growing demand - reaction against automation
  • Mass production struggles to compete with artisan appeal
  • Bakers balancing automation with craftsmanship - efficient
  • Possible premium range for HP
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How is the industry adapting to health and wellness trends?

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  • Consumer demand for healthier bread shaping production practices
  • Rise of low carb, high protein and gluten free diets
  • Experiments with alternative flours for better nutrition
  • HP must adapt to health trends or lose relevance
  • Can either edit or reinvent, latter more expensive
  • Cant’ just be a gimmick, has to be genuine
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How is personalisation and customisation impacting the industry?

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  • Growing - scale efficiency makes it tricky for HP
  • Advanced production techniques and digital ordering systems enabled customisation
  • Customisation enhances consumer satisfaction and loyalty - key challenge as mass production struggles to combat
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How do plant based ingredients impact the industry?

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  • Usage of plant based ingredients and dairy alternatives expanding
  • Growing market - not just a trend
  • Also contributes to sustainability goals
  • Innovate without hurting margins
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How are advanced baking techniques changing the industry?

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  • High pressure processing (HPP) extends shelf life without the need for preservatives
  • Fermentation process being refined to enhance flavour and nutritional value
  • Cold plasma tech being explored to improve safety and quality of products by reducing microbial load
  • HP needs to keep pace
  • New tech can improve efficiency but at a cost
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What’s the key to the future?

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  • Stay ahead of trends
  • Tapping into growing markets without drastic change by tweaking recipes
10
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What is a key interest of Trey Halfpenny?

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Modernising production and adhering to quality control standards

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What are the unique characteristics of bread making according to Trey?

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  • Production and distro as quick as possible
  • Chorleywood Bread Process (CBP) and addition of preservatives employed to extend shelf life without compromising on quality
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What unique process is employed at Halfpenny?

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High speed mixing in CBP

12
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What plays a significant role in the industry?

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Automisation as it ensures consistency and efficiency

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What does Trey think will impact the bread industry in the future?

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  • Rely heavily on agricultural products, susceptible to crop failure and climate change
  • Sustainable sourcing of products
14
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What are Halfpenny doing for the environment?

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  • Minimising food waste
  • Optimising resource use through reducing packaging waste and improving supply chain efficiency
15
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Does Trey recognise the need of adapting to market trends?

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How are Halfpenny adapting?
New recipes, flavours and formulations to cater for changing consumer preferences and dietary needs
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What does bread being a stable food mean for HP?
Stable demand but consumer preferences are evolving
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What does the sales volume and value show about large plant bakeries?
High volume low margin
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What does the sales volume and value show about in store and high street bakeries?
- Consumers willing to pay premium prices - Premium breads are gaining ground and can set pricing easier
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How can HP combat personalisation and customisation trends?
- Offer more variety - Balance variety and cost efficiency - IT data analysis to invent personalised range