University Menen Adefris | [Banana chips project proposal] | Contents 1.INTRODUCTION3 2.Production 3 2.1Production steps of Banana Chips3 3.Market Potential3 3.1Demand and Supply3 3.2Sales Location3 4.Costing the Business4 4.1Equipment cost 4 4.2Staff Cost4 4.3Raw Material cost5 4.4License or Registration Cost5 4.5Operating Cost5 4.6Startup Costs6 5.Costing and Pricing7 5.1 Costing7 5.2Selling Price7 6.Profitability7 7.Financing the Business9 Banana Chips INTRODUCTIONChips are the most
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agricultural products‚ the banana is the fourth most important food product within the least developed countries‚ being the staple food for some 400 million people (1). Of all the fruits‚ it holds first place by production volume and is amongst the five most consumed fruits on the planet (2). Some 1‚000 varieties of banana trees have been identified in more than 150 countries‚ producing around 105 to 120 million tonnes (Mt) of fruit a year. There are two main families: the sweet banana or “fruit”‚ essentially
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HARVESTING BANANA Regularly after nine month the banana reach its maturity and start to ripen. Banana has a tender soft skin that really easy to be ripe. To harvest banana is not like any other fruits that we can just harvest. Harvesting banana need some precaution steps to ensure no physical damage and to get the best qualities of banana for the consumer. First we have to know when the banana will reach it maturity. First and foremost check the size of the banana. The ideal size of a mature banana is
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analyze the Chiquita Banana terrorism case and apply legal‚ ethical‚ and international perspectives‚ as well as analyze the managerial and public policy implications of Chiquita’s actions. Contents •Background - Chiquita Banana Terrorism Case •Legal Perspectives •Ethical Perspectives •International Perspectives •Managerial and Public Policy Implications •Conclusion •References Background - Chiquita Banana Terrorism Case Chiquita Brands International‚ the well-known banana supplier to the
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THE FEASIBILITY OF PRODUCING SHOE POLISHER OUT OF BANANA PEELINGS ABSTRACT -Shoe polish (or boot polish)‚ usually a waxy paste or a cream‚ is a consumer product used to shine‚ waterproof‚ and restore the appearance of leather shoes or boots‚ thereby extending the footwear’s life. In some regions—including New Zealand—"Nugget" is used as a common term for solid waxy shoe polish‚ as opposed to liquid shoe polishes. Various substances have been used as shoe polish for hundreds of years‚ starting
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Blood Case Studies BIO 169 1. A) The primary disorder of this person is Hemolytic Anemia. That is when the bone marrow is unable to produce more red blood cells to make up for the ones being lost. There are more being destroyed faster and the bone marrow can not keep up. http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/ha/ha_whatis.html B) The cause of the leukocytosis is that there is an increase in the production of white blood cells and in this case it is the level of lymphocytes that are
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BUSINESS SET-UP GUIDE Production of Banana Chips Business Profile Summary You will need a market that can support sales of at least K73 per day. You will need around K3‚000 to start the business. Profit potential for this business is around K3‚000 per year. Sales You will need a market that can support the sale of K400 - K600 per week. This guide is focussed on starting a small scale banana chip making business‚ selling the product in trade stores‚ supermarkets‚ clubs‚ hotels or markets.
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’Banana Time’ Case study 1. What does this story mean? The story demonstrates trough and empirical study how individuals at work create a social group to ease the pressure of their work. In their case the work allocated to them was repetitive and did not have any challenges. In these kind of working environments creating social activities are key to keep you and the group entertained. Also it is interesting to note how certain behaviours are repeated and what difference they make in the everyday
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homepage which highlights social responsibility‚ sustainability‚ innovation‚ and community involvement as it key public strategies. However‚ cooperating with eco-warriors‚ social activists and unions has come to little avail for the international Banana supplier. While trying to improve their social reputation‚ Chiquita’s competition has been outselling their product to retailers; retailers are not recognizing Chiquita’s efforts as being beneficial to their store. Chiquita can engage in corporate
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Bananas are said to be currently the world’s third most popular fruit and evidence shows could be the oldest cultivated crop (Langdon 18). The tropical fruit is believed to have originated and first domesticated in Southeast Asia estimated around 5000 BC (Langdon 18). Due to how difficult reproducing the seedless banana plant is‚ the distribution did not stray far from Southeast Asia for thousands of years in its existence. Apparently the first Europeans to learn about it were the Greeks under
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