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    Porter's Five Forces Worksheet

    • For instructions about Porter’s Five Forces Analysis, visit www.mindtools.com/rs/Porter.

    High Force: In the context of the High Force: There are in the UK
    large supermarkets initial large supermarkets which dominate
    investments would be very high. In the market place. Due to selling
    addition there are major players who similar products rivalry is fierce, and
    dominate the industry at all sizes, we often hear of 'price wars'
    making it difficult for new entrants between these supermarkets. Adding
    to get a profitable market share. further to the rivalry is the
    increasing popularity of the discount
    supermarkets, who are posing a very
    real threat to the larger supermarkets
    and who are rapidly growing their
    market share.

    Low Force: for common food items


    such as bread, eggs, cheese and
    milk, the supermarkets hold power
    over the suppliers. This is due to
    having a wide selection of suppliers
    High Force: high due to the level of
    to chose from and due to the vast
    competition, customers have lots of
    quantities of orders that they place.
    choice in terms of where to shop.
    Suppliers would not want to lose
    Some supermarkets, for example
    these large orders. This can in
    Tesco, attempt to reduce buyer
    extreme cases result in the
    power by implementing loyalty
    supermarket pushing down the price
    High Force: changing buying schemes, which encourage the
    resulting in suppliers not able to
    behaviorand has sell
    resulted customer to only shop with them.
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