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    Two Brazilian students, Paula and Florian, are proposing a small business to produce and sell pão de queijo, a traditional Brazilian cheese bread. They plan to produce 200 units per day (6,000 per month) and sell them to families, students, and companies in Vancouver. With an initial investment of $2,704, they estimate they can earn up to $15,000 per month in sales for a return of up to $18,444 (682%) over one year through monthly production and distribution of the cheese bread.

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    Two Brazilian students, Paula and Florian, are proposing a small business to produce and sell pão de queijo, a traditional Brazilian cheese bread. They plan to produce 200 units per day (6,000 per month) and sell them to families, students, and companies in Vancouver. With an initial investment of $2,704, they estimate they can earn up to $15,000 per month in sales for a return of up to $18,444 (682%) over one year through monthly production and distribution of the cheese bread.

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    Two Brazilian students, Paula and Florian, are proposing a small business to produce and sell pão de queijo, a traditional Brazilian cheese bread. They plan to produce 200 units per day (6,000 per month) and sell them to families, students, and companies in Vancouver. With an initial investment of $2,704, they estimate they can earn up to $15,000 per month in sales for a return of up to $18,444 (682%) over one year through monthly production and distribution of the cheese bread.

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    Two Brazilian students, Paula and Florian, are proposing a small business to produce and sell pão de queijo, a traditional Brazilian cheese bread. They plan to produce 200 units per day (6,000 per month) and sell them to families, students, and companies in Vancouver. With an initial investment of $2,704, they estimate they can earn up to $15,000 per month in sales for a return of up to $18,444 (682%) over one year through monthly production and distribution of the cheese bread.

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    FABULOUS MERENDA

    A company by Paula and Florian


    WHO WE ARE

    Foreign students interested in starting a small business in


    Vancouver
    We are importing an idea for home-made cheese bread
    We are allowed to study and work here in Canada, but we
    can not commit to fixed working hours
    -> flexible working hours possible
    OUR PRODUCT

    Po de queijo
    Brazilian cheese ball
    -> small, baked cheese roll
    -> popular snack and breakfast
    food in Brazil
    -> a type of starch cookie with
    eggs, salt, vegetable oil and cheese,
    with soft and elastic consistency
    TARGET GROUP

    Families Students Companies


    PRODUCTION CAPACITY

    200 units/day

    6000 units/month

    250 Recipes/month
    EXPENSES

    ONE UNIT = 0.453$


    Ingredients + energy / unit Packing costs / unit
    $10 / 24 units
    Advertisement / flyer

    7% 1%
    $30 / 1000 units

    $24 / 4000 flyers

    92%
    DIVULGATION

    Product
    demonstrations

    Communication Distribution of
    between friends flyers
    CASH FLOW

    $ 10 * 250 = $ 2,500 for each month


    $ 30 * 6 = $ 180 for each month
    $ 24 one-time investment
    Total Cost --> $ 2,704

    Price = 2.50 $
    Possible income = $ 15,000 -> + $ 12,296
    YOUR INVESTMENT

    Initial investment: 2,704 $

    Benefits:
    -> 15% --> 6 months ($ 1,844.40 * 6 = $ 11,066.40)
    -> 5% --> 1 year ($ 614.80 * 12 = $ 7,377.60)

    Return: Up to $ 18,444 (682%)

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