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APPRENTICES
PEDRO ARTURO VERA CHACON
JULIAN DAVID MENDEZ APONTE
MELITZA MABEL MEJIA CANTILLO
TEACHER
MARIA JOSE HERNANDEZ DUQUE
Biodegradable: It can be broken down into natural chemical elements by the action
of biological agents, such as the sun, water, bacteria, plants or animals.
Crops: Set of fruits , usually of a crop , which are harvested from the ground when
they reach the season. Harvest of blackberry, grapes. Product obtained from the
fruits of a harvest by means of the appropriate treatment.
Blackberry: Is the name given to various edible fruits of different species, whose
fruit is not a berry, but an ethereum, composed of small drupes, which gives a
common shape to this group of fruits.
Added value: Is the additional benefit that a good or service has due to a
modification or change it has received. In other words, added value refers to the sum
of elements that make up the final item and make the value of a given good or
service more valuable.
Environment: It is the environment that conditions society's way of life and includes
natural, social and cultural values that exist in a given place and time.
Climate: Climate refers to the state of the atmospheric conditions that influence a
certain area. In our pias we have regions where blackberry is grown, with climates
suitable for its production, for this reason, we guarantee the commercialization and
the demand of blackberry.
Food around the World
Food around the World Regan Royane and Craig Caven and their children, Andrea
(5) and Ryan (3), live in California. They are a typical American family. Regan and
Craig both work and they don’t usually have time to cook, so they like convenience
food. The children love hot dogs, cereal and cola. They eat at fast food restaurants
once a week.
The Akitas live in Tokyo, Japan. Kazuo Ukita lives with his wife, Sayo, and his
daughters Mio (17) and Maya (14). He works in a bookshop. Sayo cooks breakfast
before Kazuo leaves for work at 7:00 a.m. They eat a lot of fish and rice. Sayo cooks
all the meals for her family.
Ramón Costa, his wife Sandra and their children, Lisandra (16) and Favio (6), live in
Havana. Cuba is a tropical country so they eat a lot of fresh fruit – pineapples,
watermelons, bananas, and papayas. Families in Cuba have ration books. These
show how much food the family can buy every month.
Taken from Total English Elementary, Student’s book.
Countable and uncountable
English nouns can be “countable” or “uncountable”:
Countable nouns are things we can count. For example: “book”; we can have one,
tow, three
or more books.
Uncountable nouns are substances, concepts, etc., that we cannot count or divide
into separate
elements. For example, we cannot count “water”. We can count “bottles of water” or
“liters of water”, but we cannot count “water” itself.
LIST OF COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE
EXAMPLE:
COUNTABLE UNCOUNTABLE
HOT DOGS TIME
RESTAURANTS COOK
LIVE FAMILY
MEALS WORK
A BOOKSTORE COLA
WOMAN WORLD
DAUGHTERS RICE
PINEAPPLES FISH
SANDIAS COUNTRY
BANANAS FRUIT
PAPAYAS FRESH
BOOKS BUY
MONTH EAT
MARKET SEGMENTATION DEFINITION
Geographic segmentation refers to the division of the market taking into account the
geographical differences between one place and another when distributing products
or services. Geographic segmentation helps to collect and analyze information
according to people's physical location.
Geographical unit: This product is available for the whole country (Colombia) with a
view to exporting in the future.
Race: Any type of person can buy and consume this product.
Population: It is mainly available for the urban area and part of the rural area.
Climate: For all seasons.
DEMOGRAPHIC SEGMENTATION CRITERIA FOR MORAS
DEL CAMPO SAS PROJECT
Demographic segmentation consists of dividing the market into smaller groups, this
type of segmentation takes into account variables such as age, income, education
level, nationality, race, religion, occupation, etc.
AGE: This product is intended for people between 18 and 70 years of age, but can
be used for all ages.
GENDER: Men--women
OCCUPATION: Students, Athletes, Office workers, Households, etc.
MARITAL STATUS: For all marital statuses
LEVEL OF EDUCATION: Students, professionals, independent.
SOCIO-ECONOMIC LEVEL:All social backgrounds.
RELIGION: For all religions, depending on their customs.
NATIONALITY: Nationals and foreigners
PSYCHOGRAPHIC SEGMENTATION CRITERIA FOR THE
MORAS DEL CAMPO SAS PROJECT
Our project is based on the distribution and commercialization of blackberry for that
we use different references to carry out the effectiveness in each direct or alternative
channel, based on our study we have natural resources for biodegradable packaging
or others, thus ensuring coverage at different socioeconomic levels and cover all
public in general without limitations.
Socioeconomic level taking into account costs:
STRATUM ONE AND TWO: People earning less than 1 s.l.m.v. or equal.
Economically focused