The following options could be considered "breakthrough opportunities" for a candy company:
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A new size of packaging for various candy bars - This could attract new customers and provide a unique selling point that differentiates the product in the market.
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The opportunity to purchase a well-known and respected brand name - Acquiring a respected brand can enhance the company's portfolio and potentially increase market share.
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A patented formula that customers love and competitors could not copy - This represents a significant competitive advantage, allowing the company to offer a unique product that is difficult for others to replicate.
The fourth option, marketing research on consumer preferences for chocolate versus vanilla, while valuable for strategic decisions, is not a direct breakthrough opportunity in the way the other three options are. It could inform future product development but does not itself constitute a breakthrough opportunity.
So, the answers are:
- A new size of packaging for various candy bars
- The opportunity to purchase a well-known and respected brand name
- A patented formula that customers love and competitors could not copy