Accord's Enrich brand is built around natural ingredients, ethical objectives, corporate social responsibility and customer loyalty, but sales have been below forecasts. New customers are confused about whether Enrich is fruit juice or an energy drink, think its health benefits are exaggerated and consider it too expensive. Enrich averages $3.00 per bottle compared with $2.20 for similar MNC products. The MNCs have stronger brands, larger promotional budgets and economies of scale. Aran favours expanding production to reduce unit costs, while Kayla is concerned about research, positioning and the brand. Kayla's snack-bar proposal uses Enrich flavours and recipes and would require $100000 investment with forecast net returns of $80000 for four years. The healthy snack-bar market is highly competitive, dominated by large companies with substantial advertising budgets, but it is growing by an estimated 34% per year and small businesses have entered successfully on a small scale.