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College of Engineering
City of Batac, Ilocos Norte
Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
Submitted by:
BSAE - VA
Submitted to:
December 2018
SECTION I. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
1. TITLE
2. PROPONENT
The proponent of this product is spearheaded by JEFFREY V. TUCPI along with his
team, LEA JHANE BULIL-LIT, JAMIE CHRISTINE CATABAY, FRANK DENNIEL COLLADO,
In Ilocos Norte alone, squash is relatively abundant and cheap. However, problem
arises on its consumption. In this modern era where food innovation has become a trend
and fascination to most people, children forget the importance of vegetables in their body
because of the increasing number of food stalls everywhere. Nowadays, children became
To address the foregoing problem, the proponents decided to utilize squash as chips
to help parents to feed their children with vegetable without forcing them to do so. Hence,
utilization of squash as a chip product could be a way to solve the foregoing problem.
The business enterprise is an Agri- based production and post- production and
of its consumers. Grade schoolers are the main target consumer of the product
hence, it would be more economical to them if the stalls will be accessible to them
Raw material. The raw material of the product is directly bought from the
farmers. Hence, the freshness and quality of the product will be ensured.
Competition. Competion with the product is low since squash chips has low
establish the site will be established in Brgy. Nalupta, City of Batac, Ilocos Norte beside
5. DURATION
The team decided that the enterprise will be operating for 15 year. At this range,
the product quality will be made to adapt through time depending on the demand of the
consumers. Other products utilizing squash will be also pioneered. To ensure the
continuous booming of the enterprise, additional product line will also be added for the
consumers to have expanded choices. Aside from that, the lifelong dedication of the team
will be ensured in the span of its operating years to ensure its commitment to its
consumers.
6. FUNDING REQUIREMENT
6.1 Loan
For our budgetary expenses, the enterprise will loan 30 % of our total
expenditures (Php 1,659,003.00) in the Land Bank of the Philippines with an interest of 2%
per month. The money loaned will be paid in 2 years as an agreement with the bank.
6.2 Equity
The other 70% of the fund in implementing the business came from the
owner and co- owners of the enterprise in which each of us will be contributing Php
3,871,007.00 The 30% of the overall expenses will be loaned and the 70% will be
6.3 Total
7. CONTACT PERSON
The enterprise will be active in social media such as Facebook and twitter. In case
of conflicts and suggestions regarding the product and the enterprise a customer service
representative will be designated along with a social media correspondent. The official
+63927-022-7749.
8. JUSTIFICATION AND OBJECTIVES
The enterprise aims to provide a healthy snack to the people especially; grade
schoolers to enjoy eating healthy vegetables at the same time, provide them the benefits of
the vegetable. It could also help parents to feed their children easier since it will be a tasty
2. Be in the industry for 10-15 years and there must be still high demand
3. Pay all the debts and all the money spent in implementing this
9. BRIEF DESCRIPTION
To address the frustration of parents to their children for not eating vegetables, the
team came out with an idea of utilizing squash as chips to help them feed their children
with vegetables. Because of the rampant increase of food stalls in the locality, children
became too picky on the food that they eat brought about by their expanded choices on
food products ranging from junk foods up to instant meals to street foods. These foods
contain preservatives and some toxins which could lead to serious sickness.
To ensure the affordability of the product, the squash will be bought directly from
the farmer to ensure its freshness and better quality in terms of taste.
The commitment of the enterprise is to provide cheap yet high quality product is its
Idea Generation
Data Gathering
Preparation of FS
Hiring Labourers
Buying Materials
Building Construction
SECTION II. MARKETING ASPECT
province. The product’s name came from the genus of the vegetable “Cucurbita” combined
CucurBitz Chips are chips that are golden yellow in color. This product aims
to help parents feed their children who have difficulty in eating vegetables. The product is
relatively healthy because of the direct material which is squash and it is ensured to have
minimal amount of preservatives and additives. The net weight of the product is 45 grams
This product can be seen in the business branches of the enterprise, convenient
stores, and restaurants in the municipality and school canteens. The affordability of the
product is the main priority so that all target customers of all various ages could buy the
product.
The product’s target customers are people of all ages that could be sensory
appealing for them. Aside from that, we want them to shift their goodies into a healthy one
especially for the kids. However, the primary customer of this product are parents who
have picky children. The product will be a big help for them in terms of feeding their
children because of its health value and it is utilized to adapt on the taste buds of children.
1.3 Supply and Demand Trends
The direct competitor of the enterprise would be the enterprises within the vicinity
of the location of the site. Specifically, those small enterprises producing chips and are
pasalubong centers. The identified enterprises are Nana Ros’s Chichacorn and Namnama’s
Cornick. These enterprises dominate in terms of producing chips such as taro, camote, and
These identified competitors usually market their products in grocery stores most
especially in pasalunong centers, souvenir shops and pasalubong centers. Usually, they sell
their products per pack for Php. 35.00 or Php. 100 per 3 packs. A single pack’s net weight is
100 grams.
In this kind of enterprise, the competition is high because of the identified
competitor has been running the business for a long period of time already. Hence, the
stronger marketing technique is needed in order to match-up with the existing competitor.
CucurBitz Chips’ main ingredient is squash which is abundant all year round. The
availability of raw material is a good indicator of its continuous operation until the end of
the lifespan of the enterprise. Through the availability of the raw material, it is guaranteed
that the demand of the product will be met. Through rigorous marketing strategies, the
demand for the product will be high since it will also be sold through online selling
because. The guarantee of its continuous operation is based on the commitment of the
3.1 Volumes
The volume of production for this product will be 4,000 packs in a day a total
24,000 packs in a week a single pack has a net weight of 100 grams. A single pack will be
The price of the product is based on the prices of the competitor’s product, however,
the net weight the product is higher than the competitor’s products to attract more buyers.
Though the product has higher net content as compared to its competitors, it is made sure
that the return of investment would exceed the capital in establishing the enterprise.
The product is distributed through direct selling to have a direct contact with
the costumers to give first- hand information about the product and to have immediate
feedback coming from them. In addition, the product is being distributed also by retailing
which involves interaction with the clients that would result to easier access to the children
and parents who wish to have feed their children with vegetables. Customers can also
order the product by though their phone through contacting the enterprise with their given
contact number. Other than the provided contact number, the enterprise could be reached
through social their social media account. For bulk orders, pre-orders should be made be
made three working days before the actual date of purchase. Delivery system is also
enterprise label. The label will consist of the Brand name of the product, net weight,
FDA certification, expiry date, and instruction on the consumption and storage of the
product. The packaging is a crucial step in which rigorous inspection will be maintained.
The enterprise will make sure that every product will follow a safety standard for the
customers.
4.3 Promotions
product, tarpaulins and pamphlets will be used also especially that the product is only
started.
SECTION III. TECHNICAL ASPECT
1. PRODUCT/SERVICE TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
snack and a way to enjoy eating vegetables. Its nutritional value shall be an differentiate the
product among its competitors and the passion of the enterprise to provide a quality product and
service to its customers. The product can be both use as snack and instant nutrition booster to its
consumers.
2. PRODUCTION/SERVICE-PROVISION PROCESSES
Packaging
Storage
Marketing
3. PRODUCTION/ SERVICE PROVISION SCHEDULES
All the workers shall be mandated to perform their assign task and shall reach a
certain quota in producing the product. Proper trainings in preparation shall be given to the
workers in order to maintain a high quality product output. Workers shall maintain a high
sanitation and must observer cleanliness in their work area. From primary processes up to
packaging and distribution, proper handling of the product shall be rigorously observed.
5.2 Fixtures
5.3 Equipment
5.5 Tools
6. LABOR/UTILITY REQUIREMENT
For the final inspection, standards set by the DOST and DTI will be followed.
Strict compliance shall be observed before distributing the product. The enterprise will ensure
that the quality of the product shall consider the demand of the customer in terms of the physical
The waste produced during and after the production shall undergo waste
management. The enterprise shall ensure that it will not cause environmental pollution within its
vicinity and shall comply with the rules and regulation of the municipality in waste disposal.
The cost of the product is was based on the cost of the raw materials, building, facilities,
equipment, tools, supplies, labor, bill of utility per month. The cost of the product is Php. 35.00.
The cost of the products includes the summation of all materials per pack and prices of its
competitors.
SECTION IV. ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECT
The legal form of the business enterprise that is being established is the partnership type
since the owners are friends since high school, they decided to established an enterprise and
make it into a business.
2. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
GENERAL MANAGER
(JEFFREY V. TUCPI)
ASSISTANT MANAGER
(LEA JHANE G. BULIL-LIT)
FINANCIAL PRODUCTION
MANAGER MANAGER
(YMA JENINA G. (FRANK DENNIEL C.
GALACGAC) COLLADO)
ACCOUNT ANALYST
(JAMIE CHRISTINE CATABAY)
FINANCIAL CONSULTANT
(MARK DAVE MARTINEZ)
SUPERVISOR
(ARIEL Y. TAYTING)
3. OFFICERS, QUALIFICATION AND DESIGNATION
The enterprise has set a standard requirement for hiring their laborers and staff in the
operation of the business. They assured that every laborer that they will be hiring qualifies the set
standards.
The workers and laborers must be in lined with the production and processing works.
They must be at least 18 years of age and at least a high school graduate. They should have good
moral character and with pleasing personality. The workers and laborers should have complete
application of documents like resume, barangay clearance and certificate of good moral
character. They should pass the interview that will be given to them by the enterprise for their
final evaluation.
4. PERSONNEL COMPLEMENT
The enterprise will coped up with possible arising issues and concerns about the product
or about the processing. With this, the enterprise will make it as a challenge and motivation in
Consultants will serve as the production expert and marketing expert of the enterprise.
They will be hired for the improvement of the product and marketing strategies of the enterprise.
Certified Public Accountants must be hired also for evaluating the expenses and auditing of the
business annually.
SECTION V. FINANCIAL ASPECT
Fixtures 36,000
Equipment 338,500
Tools 449,450
Labor/Utility 959,360
Total 5,530,010.00