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MOJUICE Business Plan
MOJUICE Business Plan
BUSINESS PLAN
"MoJuice"
Entrepreneurship
Members:
Cindy P. David
Ariel S. Jalos
Natasha S. Miras
Favour Onoh
Lyca T. Torcende
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First and foremost, we would like to send our appreciation and special
thanks to our Entrepreneurship Teacher Mr. Mark Santiago for guiding and
supporting us into creating our own business plan. We admire his determination,
efforts and patience in teaching and sharing his knowledge with us. We learn a
lot of things because of him, that's why we're grateful to have him as our teacher.
support and motivation of the following people that made our business plan
successful.
To our Almighty God for giving us the strength and wisdom to complete
To our group members who deeply commit their time and effort in making
To our family and friends who understand and support us all throughout
Members:
Cindy P. David
Ariel S. Jalos
Bambo Libed
Natasha S. Miras
Favour Onoh
Lyca T. Torcende
Panelist
MoJuice is a snack that comes with your chosen drink. It is likely a small,
portable snack that is made from potatoes, a staple food that is widely available
and affordable. It is likely that Mojo is a satisfying and tasty snack that is well-
suited for satisfying hunger and providing a quick and convenient source of fuel.
Mojo may also be packaged in a simple and convenient way, making it easy for
consumers to take with them on the go and enjoy wherever they are.
The target market for Mojo, a potato snack, is students. This means that
the business has identified students as the group of consumers who are most
its target market, MoJuice can tailor its marketing and sales efforts to effectively
reach and appeal to this group of consumers. This will likely involve
order to create a product and marketing plan that resonates with them. By
targeting students as its primary market, Mojo can increase its chances of
I. INTRODUCTION…………………………………….…………………..….….1
a. Brief Description of the Product……………………………………………1
b. Short Historical Background…………………………………………..……1
a. Environmental Analysis………………………………………………...…..5
b. Opportunity Selection……………………………………………………….5
c. Product/Services Analysis………………………………………………….5
X. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE………………………..……...……………29
XI. CONCLUSION…………………………………………..………...…………..31
XII. APPENDICES………………………………………………………..……..…32
XIII. DOCUMENTATION………………………………………………………..…48
I. INTRODUCTION
MoJuice is micro business that sells not just Mojo potatoes but it also
comes with a drink of your choosing. The Mojo potato is a delicious take on the
classic French fry. It's crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, with a little
salt in the middle to balance out all of that flavor, and you can also pick a juice to
your liking. This product is 100% made from potatoes, so you can feel good
about eating it—and not just because it helps you feel better about your diet. And
if you're looking for a way to make sure people are eating healthier this year,
then look no further: these fries are perfect for snacks or served alongside a
drink at lunchtime. The mojo potato is a fun and healthy snack that's great for
kids. The mojo potato is perfect for playtime, but it also makes a great addition to
You can't go wrong with a good old fashioned french fries. But sometimes,
you just want to be adventurous and try something new. MoJuice is here to
make that possible. We've got your favorite fried potatoes in one convenient
place so you can treat yourself any time you want. MoJuice is a short term for
Mojo and Juice. We made this product not just because it was easy to make but
also convenient and budget friendly because not only you can have a snack
alongside a drink in one cup. It is perfect for everyone because the mojo goes
down to your stomach really easily. MoJuice is run by the selected Grade 12
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evenly acquired will serve as the initial funding for this business. We use a series
possible. We start by choosing the location of our business, and finding our
target market. Then we start with buying raw materials: such as potatoes, eggs,
seasonings and flours. There are many different ways that you can write your
way to more profit. We can also create a sales page that explains the product
and make sure the product is listed in the best places possible so it can be found
easily by potential customers. This means that there will be much higher demand
for our product and therefore more profit for everyone involved.
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II. BUSINESS VISION, MISSION AND OBJECTIVES
A. Vision
company that is known for its quality and ethics in the marketplace.
B. Mission
Our business create delicious, healthy food that nourishes people and
Our mission is to provide our customers with an experience that is unique and
memorable.
C. Objectives
clean but are tired of eating vegetarian or vegan foods without flavor.
customer service.
To make sure that each customer gets exactly what they ordered, and
that our employees are happy with their jobs and feel appreciated for
their efforts.
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III. GANT CHART
The start of the business planning will be on September 13, 2022 until
November 6, 2022, we will search for the materials and supplier that we will
utilize for the business. After doing so, we will find the best location that is helpful
for the business on October 31, 2022 to December 5, 2022. We will purchase
raw materials and ingredients on January 5, 2023 until January 15, 2023. Finally,
on January 5, 2023 will be the start of the promoting and selling of our product.
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IV. OPPORTUNITY ANALYSIS
A. ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
The environment in the school has provided a great opportunity to sell the
products here because some students do not enjoy the items that are currently
being sold in the canteen. For this reason, we chose the school to sell the
business' product so that students can try snacks that are particular to their
B. OPPORTUNITY SELECTION
The Mojos, as well as the healthy drinks that you have an option to
choose are exactly what student’s needs. Aside from it being healthy, it’s also
budget-friendly and it can also ease your hunger. We saw our products as an
opportunity to sell it in Carlos L. Albert High School because students tend to find
new snacks that suit their taste, that’s why we introduce our product. Because of
C. PRODUCT/SERVICES ANALYSIS
because it serves a healthy nourishment with a healthy drinks. Our product will
serve a healthy potato coated with flour, bread crumbs, eggs, and deep fried in
vegetable oil. One of our drinks is cucumber juice and blue lemonade.
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V. SWOT ANALYSIS
Strengths
Weakness
Our business only serves mojos and drinks, there isn’t many choices.
Our product isn’t well known unlike fries that our competitors will sell.
Opportunity
Our business will able to introduce mojo to the potential customers in our
target location.
The existing canteen in our target location doesn’t provide that much of a
Threats
mojos.
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VI. MARKET ANALYSIS
AVAILABLE MARKET
on tasty, convenient foods. This could include people of all ages, from children to
ADDRESSABLE MARKET
marketing, such as customer referrals, and social media buzz. This can help to
build trust and credibility for your brand, and encourage others to try the MoJuice.
This can help to grab the attention of customers while they are shopping and
TARGET MARKET
The target customers could potentially be students and staff who are
looking for a quick, tasty snack while they are on the go. This could include
people of all ages, from young children to older adults, who are attending classes,
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TARGET MARKET SEGMENTATION
wellness, or who are looking for convenient and tasty snacks to fuel their busy
schedules. Overall, segmenting your target customer base can help you to better
understand the different groups of people who are likely to be interested in your
products or services. This can help you to tailor your marketing and sales efforts
to better meet the needs and preferences of each group, and to reach the right
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VII. CAPITAL SOURCING
business Mojuice. To raise money for the business, they each evenly gave their
part, totaling P275. In the end, our company has P2,200 in capital, which will be
INGREDIENTS
MOJO DRINKS
Since they essentially borrow money from their parents or friends, 8 out of
8 business partners will give their respective shares of the capital for the
business from their parents or friends. This practice is known as "Love money."
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EQUIPMENT
Straws P25
Gas 500
Pan ( Donated )
Apron ( Donated )
Hairnet P60
Gloves ( Donated )
Tongs ( Donated )
Strainer ( Donated )
Tissue P50
Total: P820
Total expenses for equipment are P820. The total expenses of our
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VIII. 7Ps OF MARKETING
PRODUCT
water. Since potatoes actually include vitamins, minerals, and fiber, we decided
to use this product. that are vital to a person's health and for their body.
Additionally, this product is for those people who are looking for inexpensive and
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PLACE
Our business is located at Brixton Hill St. Brgy. Santol, Quezon City,
where our customers can visit and buy our products personally. This place is
helpful for us because our target market are students. It can make it easier for
customers to find and visit the business, which can increase sales and revenue.
This location with a high density of potential customers can also be helpful, as it
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PRICE
MOJOS
Direct material cost - 1609
Potatoes - 70 pesos
Direct labor cost - 0
Flour (1kg) - 75 pesos
Overhead cost - 240 = 1849
Bread crumbs - 125 pesos
Pepper - 50 pesos
MOJO SRP: 20 pesos
Crispy fry - 19 pesos
Direct material cost - 995
Oil (1 liter) - 130 pesos
Direct labor cost - 0
Mayo - 80 pesos
Overhead cost - 240 = 1235
Ketchup - 80 pesos
(ESTIMATED)
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Direct material cost - 614
DRINKS
Direct labor cost - 0
Blue Lemon - 113 pesos
Overhead cost - 240 = 854
Cucumber - 125 pesos
Lemon - 70 pesos
=854/100 pcs.
pesos
Ice - 16 pesosTissues - 50
pesos
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PROMOTION
We created the above flyer or poster to advertise our company. The leaflet
includes data about our menu, prices for the goods we sell. Additionally, we
include our memorable catchphrase to draw in more clients and raise Mojuice
brand recognition.
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PEOPLE
ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
ARIEL JALOS
LYCA TORCENDE ZAIRE FIGUEROA NATASHA MIRAS CINDY DAVID - CUSTOMER
- TREASURER - - MARKETING HEAD - - FINANCIAL HEAD - - AUDITOR - SERVICE HEAD -
BAMBO LIBED
- MARKETING STAFF -
- FAVOUR ONOH -
- MARKETING STAFF -
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FUNCTIONS:
GENERAL MANAGER
PRODUCTION HEAD
running smoothly, efficiently, and safely, and that the organization is meeting its
production goals and targets. To qualify for this role, a Production Head should
PRODUCTION STAFF
functions properly, and helping with the packaging and delivery of goods are all
MARKETING HEAD
sales and revenue. To qualify for this role, a Marketing Head should have a
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MARKETING STAFF
FINANCIAL HEAD
to ensure the organization is financially stable and that financial resources are
being used efficiently and effectively. To qualify for this role, a Financial Head
financial management.
AUDITOR
financial records to ensure that they are accurate, complete, and in compliance
with relevant laws and regulations. The auditor's role is to provide an impartial
lenders, and other stakeholders to help them make informed decisions about the
company.
TREASURER
The treasurer is also responsible for ensuring that the company has adequate
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funding for its operations and for creating financial reports to help management
customer service operations. Their main function is to ensure that customers are
satisfied with the organization's products or services, and that any issues or
concerns are addressed promptly and effectively. To qualify for this role, a
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QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS FOR HIRING:
GENERAL MANAGER
Administration.
Highly organized.
Computer literate.
Proactive nature.
PRODUCTION HEAD
production management.
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PRODUCTION STAFF
MARKETING HEAD
bachelor's degree.
challenges.
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MARKETING STAFF
Need to understand the company, its values, its goals, and its priorities
Adaptability
FINANCIAL HEAD
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Able to work comfortably with management at all levels in a variety of
situations.
decisions.
AUDITOR
designation
TREASURER
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Professional certification, such as a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
designation
management
environment
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PACKAGING
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POSITIONING
HIGH QUALITY
KFC (Mashed
potato)
Potato corner Shakey’s
Pringles (Mojos)
Lays Honey butter
MoJuice
V-cut
PREMIUIM
AFFORDABLE
Funky
NONE Crisscross
Piknik
Potato chips
Piattos
LOW QUALITY
Positioning statement:
For our target market, which includes students. They can find high quality,
nutritious food at Mojuice for a reasonable price, which will soothe both their hunger
and appetites.
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IX. FINANCIAL STATEMENT
MoJuice
Sales P9939
Miscellaneous expense 0
Net purchases 0
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MoJuice
Statement of Financial Position
As of January 18, 2023
Asset
Cash P 1775
Inventory 1375
Equipment 470
Liability
NONE 0
TOTAL LIABILITY: 0
Equity
MoJuice, Capital P 3620
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IX. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
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X. CONCLUSION
students who need a quick and satisfying snack to get them through their busy
days. Additionally, the fact that Mojo is made from potatoes, a staple food that is
satisfying the hunger of students and achieving the goals outlined in the business
plan.
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XI. APPENDICES
CAREER OBJECTIVES:
The career objectives of a General Manager typically involve maximizing
profitability and revenue for the organization, developing and implementing
effective strategies and policies, building and maintaining strong relationships
with customers and other stakeholders, and leading and managing a team of
employees to drive success. Some other potential career objectives for a
General Manager might include expanding the organization's market share,
improving efficiency and productivity, and building a positive company culture.
I. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:
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Birthplace:Zamboanga Del Norte
Date of birth: January 19, 2005
Height: 156cm
Weight: 42kg
Language: Tagalog and Bisaya
Religion: Roman Catholic
Nationality: Filipino
Civil status: Single
Father’s name: Rico C. Septimo
Occupation: Machine Operator and Angkas rider
Mother’s name: Sheila D. Septimo
Occupation: OFW
V. CHARACTER REFERENCE
Bart Glenn Zamoras
Seaman
09207291720
I hereby certify that the above information is true and correct of my knowledge.
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ARIEL SELNER JALOS
Unit 1 Agno Extension Brgy. Tatalon Quezon City
09560271295
CAREER OBJECTIVES
Seeking an entry level position to begin my career in a high level professional
environment. To secure my employment with a reputable company where I can
utilize my skills and business studies background to the maximum.
I. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Secondary:Carlos L. Albert High School
2016 - 2019
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0906845876
Jan-mark Banisal
Service Crew
09476755371
Arial Jalos
Applicant
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CINDY P. DAVID
19 V. Ilustre St., Brgy. Don Manuel, Quezon City
09695973622
CAREER OBJECTIVE:
A Financial staff needs to ensure that all of the transaction are accurate and all
recorded. And it also needs to review and checked all the financial reports that
has been recorded.
I. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
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Occupation: Housewife
I hereby certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
Cindy P. David
Applicant
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NATASHA S. MIRAS
765 Valdez St. Mindanao Ave. Sampaloc Manila.
09955075101
CAREER OBJECTIVES
Seeking for a financial head position to start my career in a very professional
environment.
I. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Secondary: Junior High
Carlos L. Albert High School
2017 - 2021
Senior High
Carlos L. Albert High School
2021 - 2023
Primary: Elementary
Grade 1- 6
San Lorenzo De Brindisi Academy
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Mother’s Name: Christine May R. Salazar.
Occupation: Student
V. CHARACTER REFERENCE
Carl Jared S. Calub.
Fast-food crew
Natasha S. Miras
Applicant
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LYCA T. TORCENDE
119 Kaliraya St. Cluster 11 Tatalon Quezon City
0961450691
CAREER OBJECTIVES:
A reliable motivated and ambitious Production Head with progressive experience
in directing all activities involved in production of goods and knowledge in
maximizing the effectiveness of the teams, equipment and materials.
I. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
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Mother’s Name: Marilyn T. Torrenueva
Occupation: Housewife
Lyca T. Torcende
Applicant
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LEARJOHN ZAIRE E. FIGUEROA.
717 V. Alindada St. Sampaloc Manila
09974456556
CAREER OBJECTIVES
Seeking a marketing head position where I can grow my skills as a marketing
professional andcontribute to the overall success of a company.
I. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Junior High
Carlos L. Albert High School
2017 - 2021
Primary: Elementary
Legarda Elementary School
Grade 1-6
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V. CHARACTER REFERENCE
Sir Jophel M. Gatmaitan
Accountant Teacher
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Favour Ogechukwu
717 V. Alindada St. Sampaloc Manila
09974456556
CAREER OBJECTIVES
I'm looking for a marketing staff position where I can develop my abilities as a
marketing expert and help a firm succeed overall.
I. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Secondary: Junior High
High Flyers International
2018 - 2021
Senior High
Carlos L. Albert High School
2021 - 2023
Primary: Elementary
High Flyers International
2013 - 2016
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Occupation: Fabrication
Mother’s Name: Onoh Mabel Ogechukwu
Occupation: Teacher
Favour Ogechukwu
Applicant
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BAMBOOO EDISON R. LIBED
92 Silencio St. Brgy. Santol Quezon City
09616104264
CAREER OBJECTIVES
To secure a challenging position that utilizes my years of experience, while
allowing me the opportunity to grow professionally.
I. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Junior High
Carlos L. Albert High School
2016 - 2019
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V. CHARACTER REFERENCE
Mr. Jophel M. Gatmaitan
CPA
09981936596
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DOCUMENTATION
captures the events and experiences of the venture from start to finish. This can
include key milestones, challenges faced, and decisions made by the individuals
the business venture and can be used to reflect on the success of the venture
for the individuals involved in the venture, as well as for future generations. By
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documenting the events and experiences of the venture, it can be used as a
learning tool and a source of inspiration for future entrepreneurs and business
adapt to changing market conditions, while maintaining a clear focus on the goals
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