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Introduction:
The Frozen yogurt is a frozen desert that it includes yogurt and the other dairy products. It belongs to the mainstream public in the 1970s. By the 1980s the frozen yogurt was not popular and nobody knew about it and its ingredients and people never heard about it. After that by the 1990s, frozen yogurt became popular and it could attract a lot of people to buy and consume it. It was a healthy food. It captured 10% of the frozen desert market and it had a good selling growth around 117.6 million gallons. However, this industry sometimes face a risk and its value is going up and going down. The statistics illustrates this industry’s selling has gone down only 65 million gallons and its growth trend gone up near 12% in 2007. All expectations of this industry announce to grow by more than 4 billion and 18% increased by 2012.

Company Background:
Tutti frutti Malaysia start up its work in Malaysia since October 2009 with its first flagship store in Sunway pyramid that it offered customers variety of flavor. Those consist 40 delicious taste and over 30 different toppings. Tutti frutti owned by Naza Group of company in Malaysia. Naza Tutti frutti expanded their production brand is Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia and Brunei.
Their plan was to start up another 4 stores. They wanted to open 25 outlets by the end of 2010 and 50 outlets by 2012. In April 2012, the number of Tutti frutti has captured 90 overall. Now, Tutti frutti Malaysia has 42 outlets: 33 in the Klang valley, 2 in Ipoh, 2 in Penang, 1 in Pahang and 3 in Johor. They want to expand their industry all over the the Malaysia like Malacca, Sabah, Negeri sembilan and Sarawak. Their wharehouse is located in commercial blocks near the areas where people are living (80%) and shopping malls (20%) by the 15000 sq ft area.
Naza tutti frutti were challenging the first 12 months of their business because the people didn’t know about their production and they did not have any information about



References: http://www.weingarten.com/shopcentric-documents/sample-documents/SampleBusPlan-Yogurt.pdf http://alondrathomas.efoliopa.com/Uploads/YogurtResearch.pdf http://behalal.org/home/pakistan-us-frozen-yogurt-company-to-open-100-tutti-frutti-outlets-by-the-end-of-2013/ http://www.tuttifruttimalaysia.com.my/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tutti_Frutti_Frozen_Yogurt http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2012/4/18/metrobiz/11111991&sec=metrobiz http://alondrathomas.efoliopa.com/Uploads/YogurtResearch.pdf

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