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STRATEGIC MARKETING [pic] « Design a marketing plan for the “French house” Caroll, who is aiming to enter the growing middle market in china” Table of contents I- Executive summary II- Situation analysis in China 1- Environmental factors 2- The textile market in China 3- Chinese customer habits 4- Category factors (Porter’s five forces model) III- Company analysis 1- Mission statement 2- Company background

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Organisations signataires de la plate-forme technologique «Organics»: (Situation fin 2009): AOEL Europan Federation of Food, www.aoel.org Agriculture & Tourism Trade Unions BirdLife www.effat.org www.birdlife.org FoEE, Friends of the Earth Countdown 2010 Europe, les Amis de la Terre www.countdown2010.net www.foeeurope.org Association Ecologica Organic Food Quality & Health International www.organicfqhresearch.org www.ecologica.mobi GENET ONG, réseau européen

trying to keep up, and the USA’s Federal Trade Commission has brought forward to 2008 its plan to review their environmental marketing guidelines. France has just announced new guidelines and the UK is reviewing the advertising Green Claims guidance. But is this enough? business towards greater greenness. Greenwash is the spanner in the works that could sabotage the whole environmental movement within business. This guide reveals the industries most actively greenwashing, and those environmental

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(for healthcare… against healthcare) - Incoherence / a waste of time and money! GW BUSH: Republican - A cost effective government (a cheap). - An “absent” administration. - No intervention in society (private initiative). - (“Neocons”) (“let business on its own”). - Very strange initiatives. - Subventions to insurance firms: “privatization of healthcare”) Private healthcare is interested in health people. - Take on poor people / disabled people: public money. - The companies didn’t “play

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