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Frito Lay case study

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Business

 

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Kristine B

 

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June 17, 2011

 

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Mr. Doolin set his new business venture in his mother's kitchen. Because there was no money for hiring employees, his family helped him. In 1933, the fritos production was increased by designing a "hammer" pres and the company continued to expand. In 1945, as American returned to peace-time, the country exposed a huge demand, booming population...
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The first of the FRITOS® franchises was offered to The H.W. Lay Company of Atlanta, GA., and would be the start of a partnership that would change consumption patterns of American people. Its first public stock was issued in 1954, with sales that year reaching $21 million. “Mr. Doolin changed a small, kitchen-operated business into a multi-million dollar company...
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