Seventh Generation SWOT Analysis

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Strengths


5
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they keep track of their carbon footprint of their company
community service
company looks out for next 7th generations
employee friendly
extremly high standards, to protect the consumer and the environment
The company has been around for 25 years
Cost of the product is around the same price as other brands, without effecting the environment negatively
You can buy it everywhere

Weaknesses


Lack work/life balance for employees/stakeholders
doesn't market to all demographics
no variety of scents

Opportunities


Industry leading changes for the great good
its a company that encourages personal growth within the company
people closer to cities are more likely to choose seventh generations because the cities already have an extreme pollution
sustaining natural resources

Threats


Direct Sales companies with more experience: Melaleuca, Shaklee, The Honest Co.
Method products is a competing company, that markets the same group of people

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SWOT Conclusion

Strengths + Opportunities = 14

Threats + Weaknesses = 5

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