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    The document discusses Porter's Five Forces model analysis of the dairy industry. It finds that the threat of new entrants is high due to lack of entry barriers. Supplier bargaining power is limited due to reliance on rural milk producers. Competitive rivalry is high from local and established brands. Customers have bargaining power from multiple competitors. The threat of substitutes is high due to availability of other products.

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    The document discusses Porter's Five Forces model analysis of the dairy industry. It finds that the threat of new entrants is high due to lack of entry barriers. Supplier bargaining power is limited due to reliance on rural milk producers. Competitive rivalry is high from local and established brands. Customers have bargaining power from multiple competitors. The threat of substitutes is high due to availability of other products.

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    The document discusses Porter's Five Forces model analysis of the dairy industry. It finds that the threat of new entrants is high due to lack of entry barriers. Supplier bargaining power is limited due to reliance on rural milk producers. Competitive rivalry is high from local and established brands. Customers have bargaining power from multiple competitors. The threat of substitutes is high due to availability of other products.

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    Poters 5 force model

    New Entrants :
    Threats of New Entrants, as
    there are no entry barriers

    Suppliers:

    Rivalry:

    Customers:

    Rural milk producers


    are the major
    suppliers which
    makes their
    bargaining power
    limited

    Competitive rivalry is
    very high due to the
    presence of local players
    and other established
    and upcoming brands

    Customer has the


    bargaining power
    due to the presence
    of various
    competitors

    Substitute Products
    High availability of other
    product causing the threat of
    substitution

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