India has diverse resources and undiscovered potential in agriculture. The plan is to profit from trading vegetables between regions of surplus production and high demand, transporting crops like carrots from hilly areas where they are plentiful to places where the consumer price is higher. Currently, improper networking and lack of coordination causes vegetable prices to fluctuate between regions and prevents excess produce from reaching consumers in need at reasonable prices. The business model aims to address this issue by connecting supply and demand to increase Indian vegetable consumption which is inversely related to price levels.
India has diverse resources and undiscovered potential in agriculture. The plan is to profit from trading vegetables between regions of surplus production and high demand, transporting crops like carrots from hilly areas where they are plentiful to places where the consumer price is higher. Currently, improper networking and lack of coordination causes vegetable prices to fluctuate between regions and prevents excess produce from reaching consumers in need at reasonable prices. The business model aims to address this issue by connecting supply and demand to increase Indian vegetable consumption which is inversely related to price levels.
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India has diverse resources and undiscovered potential in agriculture. The plan is to profit from trading vegetables between regions of surplus production and high demand, transporting crops like carrots from hilly areas where they are plentiful to places where the consumer price is higher. Currently, improper networking and lack of coordination causes vegetable prices to fluctuate between regions and prevents excess produce from reaching consumers in need at reasonable prices. The business model aims to address this issue by connecting supply and demand to increase Indian vegetable consumption which is inversely related to price levels.
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D.Kanagaraj R.Raghav Executive summary • India is a country known for its diverse resources and undiscovered potential • Unity in diversity • USP Objective • The objective of our Bplan is to make profit by trading vegetables from a place of surplus production at cheap rate to a place of high demand at reasonable market price. Market analysis • Vegetable market in India is fluctuating and has different price at different places • For example carrot which is grown in excess in hilly regions does not reach the end customers in the price that was grown originally. • So we would design a model that will cater the needs of the consumers who are in actual need. • The main problem exists due to improper networking and lack of interlinking. Customer needs • Indian customers and consumers are highly price sensitive. • In many homes because of the high priced vegetables we observe people consumption level is low. • At times of price of vegetables being low the consumption is high. • Price is inversely proportional to consumption level. Business model