wow, this is a great resource and very interesting.
did they have something to do with the processed sugar industry? i did a quick search and didn't find anything.
and your examples also remind me of something i read in 'the case against sugar' by gary taub. the coffee industry wanted to grow coffee sales in Japan, and that had proved very difficult. they hired a consultant that concluded the same thing, after lots of research. they determined that the way to do that was to not try with the adults, that it was long game process that was to begin by selling coffee flavoured candies to the children. (i don't have the book with me to check who was the marketing company.)
They seem to be involved in everything. They get to keep most of what they do a big secret. It seriously should not be legal.
Involvement in the Sugar and Processed Food Industries
Consulting Services: McKinsey has provided consulting services to various companies in the sugar and processed food sectors, helping them optimize their operations, improve marketing strategies, and enhance product development. This includes working with major food and beverage companies to strategize on market positioning and consumer trends.
Public Health Campaigns: While McKinsey itself may not directly run campaigns for food companies, it has been involved in consulting for initiatives that may align with the interests of these industries. For example, McKinsey's insights might help companies navigate public health concerns or regulations related to sugar consumption and processed foods.
Research and Reports: McKinsey has published several reports analyzing trends in the food industry, including the impact of sugar consumption on health and consumer behavior. These reports can indirectly influence how companies market their products and engage with consumers.
Connection to Codex Alimentarius
Codex Alimentarius: This is a collection of internationally recognized standards, guidelines, and codes of practice to protect consumer health and ensure fair trade practices in food. It is developed by the Codex Alimentarius Commission, which operates under the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Consulting Relationships: While McKinsey is not officially part of Codex Alimentarius, it may work with governments and food industry stakeholders who are involved in Codex initiatives. McKinsey's expertise in public policy and regulatory frameworks can be beneficial for those looking to align with Codex standards.
Controversies
McKinsey's ties to the food and beverage industries have sometimes been criticized, particularly regarding the promotion of unhealthy dietary practices or their role in advising on strategies that may contribute to public health issues, such as obesity and diabetes.
McKinsey & Company has worked with a wide range of companies in the sugar and processed food industries. Here are some notable examples:
1. Sugar Industry
Cargill: McKinsey has provided strategic consulting to Cargill, one of the largest producers and marketers of agricultural products, including sugar.
Louis Dreyfus Company: This global merchant and processor of agricultural goods has engaged McKinsey for insights and strategies in various markets.
2. Processed Food Industry
Nestlé: McKinsey has collaborated with Nestlé on various initiatives, including product innovation and market strategy.
PepsiCo: McKinsey has worked with PepsiCo, helping the company with operational efficiencies, marketing strategies, and product development, particularly in their snack and beverage lines.
Unilever: McKinsey has advised Unilever on strategies related to brand management and sustainable sourcing of ingredients.
Kraft Heinz: The company has sought McKinsey’s expertise for improving its operational efficiencies and growth strategies.
General Mills: McKinsey has been involved in consulting services for General Mills to optimize their portfolio and address consumer trends.
3. Fast Food Chains
McDonald’s: McKinsey has provided strategic insights to McDonald's, particularly regarding menu innovation and supply chain optimization.
Yum! Brands (which owns Taco Bell, KFC, and Pizza Hut): McKinsey has advised Yum! Brands on various aspects of their business strategies, including marketing and operational efficiency.
McKinsey was heavily involved in the corruption of South Africa's electricity power Giant Eskom and State owned Transnet Rail & Goods Transport as well as State Capture with other colluders.
I really don't see anything different between McKinsey and the mafia cartels. Well most have bachelor's degrees and have LinkedIn accounts. But for the most part they both make secret business contracts and seem to run the show mostly behind the scenes. They should have been dismantled a LONG time ago.
IT IS WAAAAYYY PAST TIME TO TAKE THESE CORPORATE CRITTERS OUT AND PUT A NOOSE AROUND THERE NECKS! IF YOU ARE NOT WORKING FOR THE BETTERMENT OF SCOCIETY.
Hola bb!
wow, this is a great resource and very interesting.
did they have something to do with the processed sugar industry? i did a quick search and didn't find anything.
and your examples also remind me of something i read in 'the case against sugar' by gary taub. the coffee industry wanted to grow coffee sales in Japan, and that had proved very difficult. they hired a consultant that concluded the same thing, after lots of research. they determined that the way to do that was to not try with the adults, that it was long game process that was to begin by selling coffee flavoured candies to the children. (i don't have the book with me to check who was the marketing company.)
They seem to be involved in everything. They get to keep most of what they do a big secret. It seriously should not be legal.
Involvement in the Sugar and Processed Food Industries
Consulting Services: McKinsey has provided consulting services to various companies in the sugar and processed food sectors, helping them optimize their operations, improve marketing strategies, and enhance product development. This includes working with major food and beverage companies to strategize on market positioning and consumer trends.
Public Health Campaigns: While McKinsey itself may not directly run campaigns for food companies, it has been involved in consulting for initiatives that may align with the interests of these industries. For example, McKinsey's insights might help companies navigate public health concerns or regulations related to sugar consumption and processed foods.
Research and Reports: McKinsey has published several reports analyzing trends in the food industry, including the impact of sugar consumption on health and consumer behavior. These reports can indirectly influence how companies market their products and engage with consumers.
Connection to Codex Alimentarius
Codex Alimentarius: This is a collection of internationally recognized standards, guidelines, and codes of practice to protect consumer health and ensure fair trade practices in food. It is developed by the Codex Alimentarius Commission, which operates under the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Consulting Relationships: While McKinsey is not officially part of Codex Alimentarius, it may work with governments and food industry stakeholders who are involved in Codex initiatives. McKinsey's expertise in public policy and regulatory frameworks can be beneficial for those looking to align with Codex standards.
Controversies
McKinsey's ties to the food and beverage industries have sometimes been criticized, particularly regarding the promotion of unhealthy dietary practices or their role in advising on strategies that may contribute to public health issues, such as obesity and diabetes.
McKinsey & Company has worked with a wide range of companies in the sugar and processed food industries. Here are some notable examples:
1. Sugar Industry
Cargill: McKinsey has provided strategic consulting to Cargill, one of the largest producers and marketers of agricultural products, including sugar.
Louis Dreyfus Company: This global merchant and processor of agricultural goods has engaged McKinsey for insights and strategies in various markets.
2. Processed Food Industry
Nestlé: McKinsey has collaborated with Nestlé on various initiatives, including product innovation and market strategy.
PepsiCo: McKinsey has worked with PepsiCo, helping the company with operational efficiencies, marketing strategies, and product development, particularly in their snack and beverage lines.
Unilever: McKinsey has advised Unilever on strategies related to brand management and sustainable sourcing of ingredients.
Kraft Heinz: The company has sought McKinsey’s expertise for improving its operational efficiencies and growth strategies.
General Mills: McKinsey has been involved in consulting services for General Mills to optimize their portfolio and address consumer trends.
3. Fast Food Chains
McDonald’s: McKinsey has provided strategic insights to McDonald's, particularly regarding menu innovation and supply chain optimization.
Yum! Brands (which owns Taco Bell, KFC, and Pizza Hut): McKinsey has advised Yum! Brands on various aspects of their business strategies, including marketing and operational efficiency.
wow!
great response and resource pointers. i appreciate your time in this response.
all the best with what is changing. everything changes! with peace, respect, love and exuberant joy.
Thank you for reading my thoughts. Peace, respect, love and exuberant joy back to you.
McKinsey was heavily involved in the corruption of South Africa's electricity power Giant Eskom and State owned Transnet Rail & Goods Transport as well as State Capture with other colluders.
I really don't see anything different between McKinsey and the mafia cartels. Well most have bachelor's degrees and have LinkedIn accounts. But for the most part they both make secret business contracts and seem to run the show mostly behind the scenes. They should have been dismantled a LONG time ago.
All propaganda since before we were born.
They Lied. Join the campaign to Take Action and Raise Public Awareness at
https://TheyLied.ca/
IT IS WAAAAYYY PAST TIME TO TAKE THESE CORPORATE CRITTERS OUT AND PUT A NOOSE AROUND THERE NECKS! IF YOU ARE NOT WORKING FOR THE BETTERMENT OF SCOCIETY.
YOU CAN START WITH BLACKROCK, AND VANGUARD.
Prison would be a good start. Let them eat Ramen Noodles!
I think We might best do all We can to remove that tool that promotes psychopaths to power. It is ARCHAIC!
Accounting For the Energy We Add (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/accounting-for-the-energy-we-add
A Better Economic System (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/a-better-economic-system
They Say It’s All About the Money (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/they-say-its-all-about-the-money