Even when challenged by rival chicken restaurants, KFC still maintained market share because of consumers’ loyalty to their “unique taste.” Bargaining Power of Suppliers This force is neutral. This is because KFC is managed by Yum! Brands, Inc who also manages franchises Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, A&W Restaurants, and Long John Silver’s...
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KFC doesn’t rely on external suppliers for operation, instead it benefits from its management. Market research found that consumers increasingly prefer restaurants that offer a varied menu. KFC had a setback because its concentration of fried chicken and limited menu options. KFC failed to expand sales by diversifying its menu and therefore Yum! began to open “2-1” restaurants where customers have more choices...
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