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Case Study: Specialist Market Analysis Bastion Brands
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Market analysis Bastion Brands Marketing Agency $1200
Economic cycle trends
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Current interest rate Morgan Consulting $1500
Household structure Corporate Advisory - Industrials $800
Coffee substitute products Australian coffee industry association $0
Corporate social responsibility Australian Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility $0
Environmentally friendly ‘green’ products National GreenPower Accreditation Program $0
Regulatory environment and legislation Australian Trade Commission $0
Compliance with standards and codes Standards Australia $0
Water restrictions Department of Industry $0
Infrastructure - transport, communications and services Department of Infrastructure
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