The Sushi Milk Crisis: A Case Study In Corporate Failure?

The research, conducted on nine case studies across the globe, revealed various commonalities in some of the biggest corporate failures due to fraud, namely: This case examines crisis management and corporate reputation as well as unique cultural factors. The study uses secondary research to illustrate a number of key structural and communications problems that brought about the crisis and examines the aftermath and recovery for snow brand milk products. Purpose the purpose of this paper is to examine crisis communication strategies used by four leading chinese milk companies at various crisis stages to cope with the largest food safety. Paul hopkin, airmics technical director, discusses the implications.

Posted group losses and had to close some of its dairy factories due to a massive decline in sales of milk products following a food poisoning incident. This article delves into 10 definitive case studies of corporate crisis management, offering insights into the strategies employed by major organizations when stakes were high. This review highlights the importance of papers that make use of unique datasets, market design changes and robust research methodologies to study the causes and consequences of corporate failure. Our paper proceeds as follows.