Mango Jam Project
Mango Jam Project
1. PROFILE SUMMARY
This business profile is focused on the agricultural sector, in response to the need for
become competitive and generate products with higher added value, in this
they analyze the bases of competition, consumption, buyers, factors of
competitiveness, etc. With the aim of proposing strategies for the
marketing and exporting of said product.
The area dedicated to mango cultivation in production in the year 2010 was
of 3 million hectares in the world, corresponding to a production of 25
Millions of tons. India ranks as the world's largest producer of mango.
with a participation of 11.5 million tons (45.8%) of the total production.
The main exporters are: Mexico, Brazil, Ecuador, and Pakistan that
together account for 52.7% of the exported volume. Others
Important exporters are: Philippines, India, Netherlands, Ecuador, Peru,
Guatemala, South Africa, and Belgium. Regarding processed mango, Asia is the
main exporting area, with India being the main exporter of juices
mango.
The United States is the main importer with 285,000 tons, representing the
40.75% of global purchases. Holland with an import level of
61,856 t. has a share of 10.72%.
Organic agriculture has been a movement that originated from the groups
from the base, producers and consumers, who became aware of the
importance of the conservation of natural resources, and that
markets can influence the promotion of this type of production. It is a movement
with decades of experience, characterized by its participatory processes and
democratic, which has developed its own control mechanisms.
The incursion into the organic market has been the vehicle to open new
markets for some products. One example is the organic banana from the north
of the country, which has allowed Peru to enter the international market of
banana. It also happened in the case of coffee, where organizations
They gained access to new markets thanks to their organic coffee offering.
Organic production in Peru is an important segment of agriculture.
its exports generated 110 million dollars in 2005. In addition,
generated approximately 100,000 jobs, double that of asparagus,
main non-traditional export crop on the coast.
With figures for the first five months of the year, exports of jellies and
Jams have seen a growth of 62% (US$ 869 thousand) compared to the previous year.
last year, in which shipments reached US$ 537 thousand, according to data from
Customs, prepared by the consultancy Agrodataperu.
Among the main products shipped, grape jam stood out that
exported US$ 458 thousand, also, the strawberry jam US$ 362 thousand, the of
passion fruit jam US$ 16 thousand and the golden berry jam with US$
0.5 million
The main destination for shipments of jellies and jams was the United States.
with US$ 816 thousand, followed by Bolivia with US$ 25 thousand and Chile with US$ 15 thousand.
The size of this project will be measured by the number of products obtained.
in each agricultural cycle. Mango production only occurs between the months of
February, March, and April, after their harvest, so if we estimate that
Every month, 9600 jars of mango jam will be produced, over three months.
We would have 28,800 jars of mango jam. That would be our size.
of the project.
The workers who will operate in this company will do so in a single 8-hour shift.
running hours.
4. Localization
Project Engineering
Heavy
Washing
Bald
Pulping
Pre-cooking
Sugar and preservative 0.05%
Gelification Point
Transvase
Packaging
Chilled
Labeling
Stored
Continuous process
6. Investment
7. Financing
To apply for a line of credit, we will work with the Credit Bank of
Peru's annual interest rate is 14%. To request this loan, you
You will need to mortgage a property.
8. Organization
This company will be made up of a general management and three management positions:
Organizational Structure
The specific objective of the selection is to choose and classify the most suitable candidates.
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