FMK 772
Foodservice Mktg Management
Saint Joseph's University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Foodservice Marketing Management provides an introduction to the role and function of foodservice marketing and the foodservice marketing channel. Students will develop an understanding of the commercial and non-commercial on-site segments and the underlying factors and processes that shape strategy and tactics for foodservice marketing. This course examines the dynamics of the ever-changing distribution network between a manufacturer and the foodservice operator. Manufacturers face the challenges of maintaining or increasing their market share against the competition and selecting the best distribution channels to get their products to the foodservice operator. Distributors' challenges include the increased costs of operations and pressure between balancing manufacturer brands and their own private label brands, and how that effects what foodservice operators and customers will buy. Students will learn logistics and ordering technologies, marketing incentives, and how direct or brokers sales forces play in the success of a manufacturer product as it travels through the distribution channel.
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