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GROUP 3 Business Plan Final Output
GROUP 3 Business Plan Final Output
GROUP 3 Business Plan Final Output
BUSINESS PLAN
A Business Plan
In Partial Fulfillment
RONQUILLO, DAISY C.
REGALADO, MARINEIL T.
February 2023
Professor
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First of all we would like to show our heartiest gratitude to the Almighty God who
makes us able to successful compilation of this Business Plan.
We would like to give express millions of appreciations for those who were involved
either directly or indirectly in becoming this progress report as a successful business plan.
We hope that we will be able to run this business smoothly thus can lead to become a
successful entrepreneur.
We thank you our professor Dr. Edgar M. Moreno, for his support, advice, guidance,
valuable comments, suggestions, and provision that benefited his much in the completion
and success of this study. Sharing his knowledge and helped in the analysis of data. And last
by giving an endless helped to finish this study. We are thankful for having such a good
professor like you.
After overcoming all obstacles and adversity, we have finally arrived at our target.
We are very happy to announce that we have completed our business plan document.
Without a doubt, ample knowledge and experience were obtained while completing this
course. Though it is undeniably challenging for us to accomplish the task, it is worthwhile,
and we learn a lot.
We dedicate this effort to everyone who is always motivated to learn and can
continue studying and believing in God at all times.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Title Page………………………………………………………… i
Acknowledgement……………………………………………….. ii
Table of Contents………………………………………………… iii
List of Tables………………………………………………..…… iv
List of Figure………………………………………………..…… v
Executive Summary……………………………………………… vi
3 ORGANIZATION/PROPONENT OVERVIEW….…… 3
History, Structure and Organization…..……………….…. 3
Strategic Direction………………………………………... 4
People and relevant skills and expertise …...…………….. 4
Address/Location…………………………………………. 5
4 INTRODUCTION……………………..………………... 6
Background of the Business……………….………..……. 6
Objectives………………………………………….……... 7
Beneficiaries…………………………………...…............. 8
Brief Description of the Proposed Business……...………. 9
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B. Objectives………………………………………….……... 17
Production Cycle…………………...…................... 17
Plant/Workplace……………………..............……. 19
Raw Materials………………….…………..……... 20
Facilities………………………...…...…................. 20
Personnel……………………….................………. 21
Safety and Health………………................………. 22
Productivity………….…………................………. 22
C Management Plan…………………………………...…...... 23
Composition of Management Team............………. 23
D. Training Needs……………………………..……...………. 24
E. Commitment of Stakeholders………………….……..……. 25
F. Profit Sharing Scheme……………………………….…….. 25
G. Financial Plan…………………………………...…............. 25
Monthly Working Capital Requirements…...…...…. 25
H. Stakeholders’ Commitments………………………………... 29
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LIST OF TABLES
Figure Title Page
1 Distribution…………..…………………………………… 13
2 Buildings and Location….………………………………. 19
3 Raw Materials…………………………………………...... 20
4 Tools & Equipment..……………………………………… 21
5 Personnel……………………...…………………………… 21
6 Profit Sharing Scheme……..……………………………... 25
7 Cost of Direct Raw Materials…..………………………... 26
8 Cost of Direct Labor…………….………………………... 26
9 Indirect Labor……………………………………………… 26
10 Indirect Materials……..…………………………………... 27
11 Manufacturing Overhead……....………………….……... 27
12 Capital Outlay…………………….………………………... 28
13 Pre-operating Cost ………………………………………… 28
14 Total Project Cost………………....………………….……... 29
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure Title Page
1 Organizational Structure………………………………… 2
2 Logo of the Business…………………………………....... 6
3 Delivery Schedule……...………………………………… 14
4 Product…………………………….……………………… 15
5 Production Cycle…………………………………………. 17
6 Manufacturing Site Layout………………………..…….. 20
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
OVERVIEW
handled by a six general partners who all are the founders of the business. It is
present. The business provides a product that promotes a healthier option than the
OBJECTIVE
passion in providing quality products and service to the local where the business
can gain profit. Entering the international market is a big step and risk for the
markets.
The aim of the business is to satisfy the taste buds of every individual that
will try or consume to try the product and the its diverse health and environmental
• Contain soluble fiber beta glucan which can help the immune system.
mushroom chips not only locally but also in foreign markets like South Korea
where the business plans to expand and operate, as well as to sell its products.
South Korea is a good country for the products to be introduced as South Koreans
are known as healthy or vegetable eaters. According to the OECD, South Korea
has been the global leader in per capita vegetable consumption for many years.
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CHAPTER I: PROJECT BRIEF
Proponent : BPSU-CBA
Name of Beneficiaries : Diaz, Carl Joshua A.
Ronquillo, Daisy C.
Tomagos, Kim Cherrie U
Regalado, Marineil T.
Lopez, Ralph Jason P.
Osio, Chrisjohn Aster R.
Project Title : Business Plan
Total Project Cost : ₩8,977,091.49
Contact Person : Diaz, Carl Joshua A.
Ronquillo, Daisy C.
Contact Number : 09662439255
09309826505
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FINANCIAL ASPECT
The Mushroom 'n Chips' financial aspect in terms of revenue, encompasses the cost
of ingredients and production, as well as potential sales revenue. The ingredients,
packaging, transportation, administrative costs and labor, are main factors that affects the
price of Mushroom 'n Chips products. The price at which Mushroom 'n Chips products are
sold can also be influenced by factors such as demand, competition, and production costs.
The company is funded by owner’s contributed capital and can also be liability financed.
Generally, the financial aspect of Mushroom 'n Chips entails balancing production costs
with potential sales revenue.
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ORGANIZATION
The CEO is always in charge and answers to the board of directors. Setting and
carrying out the organization's strategy, distributing capital, and assembling and managing
the executive team are the main duties. CEOs must have outstanding leadership traits,
excellent communication skills, and an incomparable enthusiasm for the company and its
employees. Although it can create a potential conflict of interest, CEOs occasionally hold
the position of board member.
Under Operations and Production Director are manufacturing, purchasing, and
sales department, who makes sure they all meet the objectives set by departmental and
business leadership. In order to reach financial goals, each division's budget and cost of
sales are planned, directed, controlled, implemented, evaluated, monitored, and forecasted.
They design and manage the policies and practices that guarantee the organization's
productivity is in good condition.
The company's long-term financial stability and expansion are the responsibility of
the Director of Accounts and Finance. They create plans for making money, supervise
accounting activities, produce precise data on where money is spent inside the company,
and enhance or modify existing procedures to boost productivity. They oversee the
development and application of the company's accounting policies and practices. They are
in charge of managing accounting specialists and staff as well as accounting operations and
systems, analysis, and creating some reports.
Sales and Marketing Director is in charge in all areas of business accounting and
finance operations, including budgeting, payment verification, collection, and year- and
month-end account closing. Also, the one who’s preparing management, financial
accounts, business planning and forecasting,
Human Resource Manager is responsible for guiding and monitoring the normal
duties of the Human Resources (HR) sector, such as recruiting and hiring new employees,
regulating pay and benefits, granting leave, and enforcing business regulations and
procedures. When hiring new staff, they organize, plan, and manage the process. They
provide business executives with strategic planning advice in addition to serving as a point
of contact between management and the workforce.
Manufacturing Employees are people who work or provide services for the
Mushroom 'n Chips company like working on process of drying the mushroom, through
seasoning the different flavor, and packaging of the products. They are employed in
exchange for compensation. They are important to Mushroom 'n Chips since they may
significantly increase the company's capacity for production.
The Inventory Manager monitors shipments, deliveries, and product levels to
enhance inventory control methods. They evaluate supply and product inventories on a
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daily basis to foresee inventory issues and shortfalls. Also, optimizes operations by
controlling employee, delivery, and shipment schedules.
Quality Control inspector is in charge of supervising the manufacturing procedure
and making sure that the products and packaging adhere to quality requirements.
Records are being updated and maintained by the inventory staff. They are
measuring the stock of resources, tools, goods, or supplies. Reporting inconsistencies
between physical counts and electronic information is another thing to do. They are
assigned to jobs including receiving inventory stock, distributing or stocking products, and
other tasks as needed.
STRATEGIC DIRECTION
A. Mission
To establish a progressive community organization that consistently makes
a significant contribution and succeeds in providing a variety of products for our
respected consumers, employees, suppliers and distributors.
B. Vision
By supplying the best flavor of mushroom chips, to become one of the most
recognized businesses on the market. The Mushroom 'n Chips Company wants to
establish a firm foundation in order to be an international first choice for mushroom
chips products by 2030.
C. Objectives
The company aims to provide one of the most appetizing and nutritious
snacks for anyone. The Mushroom ‘n Chips can guarantee that the flavors we offer
are nutritious and go through a thorough process to provide them tasty chips.
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Leadership Skills - The qualities and talents that people possess that enable them to
manage operations, lead initiatives, and direct their teams toward the accomplishment of
objectives. In order for CEOs to effectively allocate resources to fulfill the mission and
goals of Mushroom ‘n Chips and make meaningful decisions regarding those decisions,
they must possess strong leadership skills.
Negotiation Skills - To achieve better agreements inside Mushroom ‘n Chips
company, negotiation skills are necessary. Communication, persuasion, and influencing
strategies, planning, strategizing, and the use of tactics, techniques, tools, systems,
procedures, and teamwork are all part of the negotiation procedure.
Decision-making Skills -To manage the complex workplace challenges, Mushroom
‘n Chips company have strong decision-making abilities that require careful
consideration including how to distribute resources, which team members to include, and
how to implement new organizational initiatives. With the increasing number of tools and
resources available for data collection, the managers of Mushroom ‘n Chips provide their
operations with insightful information to support data-driven decisions and produce
improved results.
Interpersonal Skills–Mushroom ‘n Chips rely on communication to organize the
work and achieve organizational objectives. The company elude the possibilities
of absence of communication or ineffective communication, as this could lead to
misunderstanding. Another skill the Mushroom ‘n Chips have is understanding and
adapting to other people's communication styles to ensure success, and in addition to
enhancing the employee’s personal skills. Reading body language, empathetic listening,
and active listening are additional important communication skills.
Marketing Skills – Mushroom ‘n Chips company ensure that we are able to
recognize the consumers' concerns and figure out how to remedy them through the goods
and services we offer. It calls for the application of both communicative and analytical
skills.
ADDRESS/LOCATION
The location of Mushroom ‘n Chips building is currently located at Yeoksam-dong,
Gangnam, Seoul. Yeoksam-dong is in the region of Seoul, which is a city in South Korea
and is located at South-East of Seoul, the country’s capital. Yeoksam-dong is a ward of
Gangnam-gu, which is one of Seoul's most talked about and fastest-growing
neighborhoods.
The building measures approximately 300 square meters. Inside the building is the
production area that is 2,000 square feet, to ensure its proximity to suppliers, and skilled
laborers. The warehouse measures approximately 1,000 square feet so that there is enough
room for all of the inventories, receiving the supplies and shipment of products.
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CHAPTER IV: INTRODUCTION
Mushroom ‘n Chips is a business included in the food industry that distributes local
products in the Philippines. The company develop a product that healthy conscious eaters
can avail. Mushroom ‘n Chips wants to be one of the leading providers of good and high-
quality products not only in the Philippines but internationally. The main product that the
The business was established on February 15, 2019, and continuously operating in
the present. Products are originally developed by the owners from the collective ideas
generated, it was being developed and patented by the owners so it will be available in the
market. Raw materials used in production creation are being supplied by local suppliers
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while the finished products are being transferred to different distributers across the nation.
The products are widely available in the Philippines and can be found on some department
Mushroom ‘n Chips started from a small business which expands overtime, the
business also survived the massive effect of the Covid-19 pandemic. The company were
able to sell 1,000 packs of products per week which is quite far from just almost a hundred
The company wants to embrace the growing opportunity of vegetable chips or non-
potato chip products in the market especially the increasing demand for mushroom chips
globally that’s why it plans expand from domestic market to the world of international
market.
B. OBJECTIVE
• Profit Earning
internationally which necessary for the purpose of growth and expansion of the
To provide the needs and wants of society who are selective when it comes
with the latest trends, methods, techniques, strategies, equipment, and machineries,
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• Social and environmental responsibility
The business enterprise wants the youth to be more educated and empowered as
business does not violate any laws that can harm the environment which is a notion
that the enterprise wants to sustain and use of nature friendly materials and proper
C. BENEFICIARIES
1.1 Direct
The direct beneficiary of the business is those who’s involved and will be
participating directly in the operation and some transaction in the business, and thus
• Owners
• Consumers
• Distributors
• Employees
• Local Suppliers
• Investors
• Government
• Logistics Partner
1.2 Indirect
On the other hand, indirect beneficiary of the said business are often, but
not always, are those within the zone of influence of the business, and thus benefit
• Community
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• Charity
• Family
• Third Parties
owners, it is partnership type of business and included in the food industry. It is owned by
six general partners who’s the founders and involved in the operations and decision-making
process. Owners has the same shares which is divided from the revenues.
Mushroom ‘n Chips embrace the diversity in terms of preference in food and take
chips that’s why the business wants to bring the products from local to international market.
Process in creating the product is originally developed by the owner, it was patented to be
legalized by law on selling it to the market. The products that the business sell is mushroom
chips which is available in six different flavors namely, original, cheese, chili, garlic,
barbecue, and honey butter. Raw materials in creating the products are supplied by a local
supplier which is also a partner of the company. All of the ingredients used are fresh from
start to end with no added preservatives, it was being manually processed by the local
workers in the production with the available equipment from the start of the process to
packaging. The packaging material used is nature friendly and easy to dispose nor can be
used again. All the products that the business will sell will be processed in the Philippines
but the raw material in creating the finished product is still from the local suppliers in the
The company has a dream of having an international presence with its great
products and good process. The Mushroom Factory is holding with a belief that more local
products in the Philippines deserves to be known internationally and the products by which
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CHAPTER V: THE PROPOSED BUSINESS/PROJECT
A. MARKETING PLAN
• ANALYSIS OF THE MARKET
Product-market Fit
The popularity and demand for vegetables chips is rising over the past few
decades and getting bigger over the coming years. The demand for vegetables chips
or “veggie chips” specifically non-potato chip products is mostly driven by rising
consumer knowledge about the benefits of consuming non-potato chips and meat-
based products. In addition, the pandemic affects the way of living of many
individuals as many people around the globe switched to a healthier living or
lifestyle or wants to lessen their carbon footprint. Some people became vegan which
is a big factor non-potato chips products grow overtime. Eventually, mushroom
chips are one of the most popular products that people prefer because of its crisp,
flavor, and health benefits, it is not new in the snack segment and the business offers
a number of varieties which consumers will likely try.
Competition
The competitors of the company are the other business who currently offer
and sell the same and similar products that is available in South Korea. The industry
size and market share of mushroom chips and other kind of plant-based or veggie
chips are continuously increasing which is a factor for new business with same
industry arrive. Other kinds of chips including potato chips, corn chips, chips made
in wheat like nachos, and more in the snack and other food segments are all
considered competitors of the business in the proposed place where the business
will distribute its products.
Opportunities & Threats
Opportunities in selling mushroom chips in vegetable chip segment across
the globe and attract foreign consumers in a country especially a part of Asian
countries were big as many businesses with the same or similar products in the
Philippines distribute their product in mainly in domestic market only and there are
few businesses who export this kind of product in international market that is why
competition can be handled by the company. A big opportunity also for the aside
from the rising growth of demand in veggie chips is the culture where many in
Asian countries has farmland nor loves to eat vegetables nor vegetable-based
products.
Threats on the other hand are the usual threats and challenges that other
businesses in the food industry may encounter and experience in both domestic and
international market and it includes:
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• Changes in snack or food preferences of the targeted consumers in the.
• Increase of business with same and similar products in the targeted foreign
countries.
• High probability of product duplication.
• Increasing competition in international market.
• Managing global teams in operating the business and promoting, handling,
and distributing the products.
• Political risks especially from the right to export or import goods and the
right to operate.
• Changing currency exchange and inflation rates.
• PRODUCTS OR SERVICES TO BE OFFERED
The products that Mushroom ‘n Chips offer is mushroom chips which is
one of the varieties of vegetable chips or non-potato chip products that are available
in the market. Oyster mushroom is the commonly used type of mushroom, it
undergoes in two quality checks before being packed and distributed. The business
offers five additional flavors aside from the original so customers can choose
depend on their preference in flavor.
Quality
The quality of the products that will be sold and soon to be available in
South Korea is as high as Mushroom ‘n Chips products make and offer in the
Philippines. The products manufactured undergoes in the legal process of quality
inspection and receives certification and high product rating in South Korea which
is the same that the business does in its original branch in the Philippines before the
products is being launched to public.
Raw materials specifically the oyster mushrooms which is the main
ingredient were supplied by a company partner in the Philippines while other
ingredients are from local suppliers in the Philippines as well. All the ingredients
have a good quality, clean, and freshly maintained through a good inventory
monitoring system of the business.
Workers hired to take the responsibility on processing the products are
physically healthy and monitored, and skilled and trained to maintain a high quality
of finished product. Equipment and machineries are ensured to be one of the latest
versions to fully serve its function. Last, a clean and healthy environment in the
workplace is maintained.
Affordability
Products offered are surely affordable by the foreign consumers despite of
the price increase because of the costs incurred on the process of building a business
in South Korea but also for the additional expenses on how the product will be
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processed or produced like transportation costs for exporting the raw materials from
Philippines to South Korea, taxes being paid by the business, higher salary for the
employees because of a higher cost of living in the country and many other factors.
There are differences also in terms of currency, exchange rates, and economic
condition in the country that affects the market price of the product. Foreign
consumers mainly South Koreans has the capacity on buying the product because
of their strong purchasing power due to their huge salaries.
Products are worth to avail for its quality that can be compared from the
products available in South Korea and for its benefits to people.
• BRAND STRATEGY
In the increasing market of vegetable or non-potato chip products, the
product was able to attain uniqueness. Despite having the same nor similar products
available globally, because of the original recipe and process, and how satisfying
the product when eaten will separate the product from the others. The business also
chosen a country that has a strong purchasing power, tourist destination, and health-
conscious eaters. South Korea is an ideal country to put-up a business because of
its good economic condition, and people’s healthy eating habit of its people. In
addition, the product comes with a variety of flavor that certain people prefer, and
many people can try or choose. People’s preference in taste may change overtime
that’s why the business offer a variety aside from the basic item that consumer can
usually see in the market.
Mushroom ‘n Chips uses a brand strategy in order to shape the perceptions
of audience basically the consumers so that the business can influence them and
meet its specific business goals.
Brand Purpose
The business has its purpose that can create an appeal to consumers which
is already tested in the Philippines and will be used in South Korea. The purpose of
the business is to promote a healthier lifestyle by acquiring the offered products
that has health benefits or lesser effect that adds on having health related risks and
undergo with a healthier food production or process which is a great alternative
from the product available in the market. In addition, Mushroom ‘n Chips is a brand
that helps to protect and preserve the welfare of environment through eco-friendly
packaging. The business not only sell its product to gain but it has a benefit which
can manifest to the human body that many people wanted to achieve and switched
on the past years or decade.
Attitude Branding
Mushroom ‘n Chips will build an image on creating particular emotions on
the consumers. The benefits which the customer can gain through the product and
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which the business promotes like healthy living and lesser carbon footprints will
serves as the brand’s personality overtime. The finished product and the business
objective of using eco-friendly packaging or materials will express a particular
lifestyle that will attract or appeal many of the consumers.
• DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY
Mushroom ‘n Chips production capacity in 1 week for 6 days is 600 packs
which is equivalent to 100 packs produced in 6 working days. The business set a
number which serves as the target sales per month which is 2,500 packs derived
from the number of finished products produced per month and the products belong
in the inventory. The business needs at least sell 92% of its target sales per month
which is equivalent to 2,300 packs which is 4.17% lower from the actual produced
outputs per month in order to continuously generate an income and continue its
operations.
The products will be distributed to grocery and supermarkets, e-commerce
sites, and distributors and resellers. Also, the business is open to add a number of
finished goods produced per day depend on the number of demands.
The table below shows the number of packs distributed to each parties
monthly.
Table 1: Distribution
Delivery Schedule
The schedule used on delivering the products is based on the agreement of
the business and the other party; the business and its partners agreed on delivering
such products is by the end of the month. Parties involved who will be selling and
distributes the product directly to the consumers commonly order their products a
week ahead to secure the items that they usually order. There are indicated days on
every month which both parties have decided on when the business can deliver the
goods and when the party is available to receive such items; through this, it will be
organized and will ensure that products are available when ordered and complete
when delivered. Products or items are picked-up using small trucks from the
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location of the business to the designated parties. The table attached shows the
shipping schedule of items in a month per party.
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different areas in business are implied that can help the growth and development of
the business.
The figure below is the image of the actual product.
Figure 4: Product
• PRICING STRATEGY
The business considers different factors in setting the price of the product
to be bought by foreign consumers. In addition, the business chose a pricing
strategy where it feels that it will be the best option in setting the product price.
Competitive Pricing Strategy
The business chose competitive pricing strategy on setting the prices of the
items per pack. The direct consumers of the products of the business are those who
hill directly sell the product to consumer and they need to add an amount in order
to gain profit. The business chose the said pricing strategy so the direct consumers
can compete with their competitors in terms of prices.
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• PROMOTION STRATEGY
Online Marketing
Digital marketing is one of the best marketing strategy that businesses
embrace. Mushroom ‘n Chips has different accounts on multiple social media
platforms namely, Kakao Talk, Facebook, Instagram, and Tiktok where there is
huge number of users in South Korea. It is also a great platform to introduce the
business aside from the products by showing the profile of the business and an
opportunity for the customers to communicate with the business directly.
According to dateportal.com, there were 46.81 million of social media users in
South Korea in January 2022 which is equivalent to 91.2 percent of South Korea’s
total population.
Web advertising never fails to reach a lot of people or customers, a big part
of people’s awareness on the brands were relied through online advertising.
Public/Private Relations
Getting in touch and building good relationships to the parties who will
directly sell the products to the consumers namely, groceries, supermarkets, e-
commerce sites or sellers, distributors, and resellers is one of the best moves on
helping the brand in maintaining and increase its presence or popularity in public
and its sales.
Clear Brand Message
Having a clear brand message of the purpose of the products that can change
the lifestyle of individuals is important as it will boost the confidence of the public
to patronize the product. The value of the products offered by Mushroom ‘n Chips
can attract the right people as they can see that it is the right product for them.
• PROSPECTIVE BUYERS
Mushroom ‘n Chips will sell its products to different clients namely,
groceries, supermarkets, e-commerce sites, distributors, and resellers. These clients
will purchase the product directly from the business and sell directly to consumers.
Clients are located on different areas in South Korea, products will be delivered
through the logistics partner of the business. Each clients have their own way on
how they will sell the products so it will be purchased by the consumers, the price
on how much the product will be sold from them depends on their pricing strategy.
Having clients that distributes the products directly to consumers helps the business
to reach a broader audience and increase its presence to public aside from the
promotions and marketing strategy implied by the business. Mushroom ‘n Chips is
also open to sell products to other clients in the future.
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B. PRODUCTION PLAN
• PRODUCTION CYCLE
The figure below shows the stages of mushroom chip production from the
first process to distribution.
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Air Frying & Prepping
After the quality checking process, mushrooms are ensured to be clean with
the previous processes and ready for air frying and prepping.
First, workers will cut the mushrooms into thin slices to ensure that it will
be cooked quickly and evenly using air fryers. After the mushrooms are sliced, it
will dry by patting it again using a clean paper towel to remove any excess moisture,
so they don’t steam while being cooked in the air fryer. Succeeding to the previous
procedure, mushrooms are ready to be fried. Mushrooms will be cooked for 15
minutes at 180°C (350°F) turning the mushroom halftime.
Quality Check
When the mushrooms are cooked, it will undergo again in quality checking
to make thar all of the mushrooms are cooked, and it is in good condition before
the process of adding flavors. Mushroom chips must be in light yellow to golden
brown color and it must be crispy and crunchy without greasiness. After checked,
it will proceed to the process where workers add different flavors on the chips.
Having this quality checking process makes the products more valuable and ensure
that customers will get a high quality from what the business introduce its products
to the market.
Adding of Flavors
After the quality checking, the chips will be added with different flavors
based on what the business offer. Flavors are added before the chips is packed to
ensure that the favor is dully distributed on the chips. Chips are mixed up with
flavorings specifically powders using small resealable bags and it will be
transferred on different container depending on the flavor then proceed for the
packaging process.
Packaging
When the chips are mixed with flavors, the container of each flavored chip
will proceed to packaging area. Workers will weigh the weight of the chips and put
it on the kraft paper pouches with the flavor indicated. Chips must be exact to weigh
100 grams, the pouches have all the information that the customer needs to be aware
such as the name of the brand, flavor, ingredients, nutrition facts, the date of
expiration, the location of the business, and so on. Each flavored chip has its own
designated packers and area so all of the flavors will not be mixed during the
packing process.
The packers ensure that every pouch that contain chips were sealed properly
to avoid contamination. All of the kraft paper pouches that is properly sealed will
be properly organized in a container so it maintains its good condition then it will
be given to the personnel who is responsible in storing the finished product or items.
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Inventory
All of the finished products will be transferred to the stockroom which is
ensured that it is always in good room temperature. All finished products are
properly organized to maintain its good condition and properly labeled based on its
classification, the date when it is manufactured, the quantity per variety. Mushroom
chips has a shelf life of 6 months in the stockroom. Inventory personnels are
responsible on checking on organizing the stockroom and checking the product’s
condition and tasked on listing down every time there that there are changes and
report it on the inventory manager.
Distribution
Products that are ready for sale will be sold directly to groceries,
supermarkets, e-commerce sites, distributors, and resellers then they will be directly
sell it to consumers.
• PLANT/WORKPLACE
Mushroom ‘n Chips has two buildings which is its office and the
manufacturing area which is both located at Yeoksam-dong Gangnam in Seoul,
South Korea. The warehouse of the business on the other hand is located inside the
300 square meter manufacturing site. 200 square meter is the total size of
production area if the size of the warehouse is removed in the total size of the
manufacturing site.
The table and figure below show the information about the infrastructures
of the business.
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Figure 6: Manufacturing Site Layout
• RAW MATERIALS
The table below shows the raw materials used to create the finished product
and other related information. Materials are bought from Philippines in Philippines
peso shown in the computation; total cost are converted and shown through South
Korean won.
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grams which is 500 grams higher than the number of products produced. It can
support the 10,000 grams of mushrooms being processed in one frying.
The table shows the list of tools and equipment and other related
information.
Table 5: Personnel
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The table above are the list of direct workers in the production area,
numerical data in inventory staffs are not given as they are involved in process of
creating the product. The numerical data given are the minimum production
capacity that workers need to accomplish to reach the target quota of finished
products per month.
• SAFETY AND HEALTH
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People should receive training on how to properly operate and maintain the
specific machinery used to produce mushroom products.
Quality control knowledge
Employees should be trained on how to inspect ingredients and finished
products to ensure they meet quality standards.
Understanding safety procedures
Employees should receive training on how to use machinery and equipment
properly as well as how to respond in an emergency.
Knowledge of relevant regulations and goals
Personnel should be familiar with any regulations and goals that apply to
Mushroom ‘n Chips production, such as those related to food safety environmental
protection, company objectives and quality standards.
C. MANAGEMENT PLAN
• COMPOSITION OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM
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Sales and Marketing Director
The one who’s in charge in all areas of business accounting and finance operations,
including budgeting, payment verification, collection, and year- and month-end
account closing. Also, the one who’s preparing management, financial accounts,
business planning and forecasting,
Human Resource Manager
The one who is responsible for guiding and monitoring the normal duties of
the Human Resources (HR) sector, such as recruiting and hiring new employees,
regulating pay and benefits, granting leave, and enforcing business regulations and
procedures. When hiring new staff, they organize, plan, and manage the process.
They provide business executives with strategic planning advice in addition to
serving as a point of contact between management and the workforce.
Manufacturing Manager
Is in charge for running everyday operations. All the tasks involved in the
production process are coordinated, planned, and directed by them. They may be in
charge of the entire facility or just one particular stage. They assist in setting up the
machinery and a secure working environment, managing the production project's
workflow, ensuring efficiency throughout, and supervising the quality control of
the materials or commodities produced. Additionally, they guarantee that products
meet quality requirements, prepare production reports, examine production data,
and optimize for efficiency. They also make sure that production runs according to
schedule.
Employees
The people who work or provide services for the Mushroom 'n Chips
company like working on process of drying the mushroom, through seasoning the
different flavor, and packaging of the products. They are employed in exchange for
compensation. They are important to Mushroom 'n Chips since they may
significantly increase the company's capacity for production.
D. TRAINING NEEDS
All employees require training on personnel practices before they work on the
production floor. Training will be done by qualified staffs; allowing employees to learn
personnel practices from their coworkers may increase the chance of keeping bad habits.
There will be an orientation emphasizing the company's dedication to food safety. Doing
this will tell newly hired employees that food safety is a requirement and not an option.
The benefits and protocols will also be included in the orientation. Specific training on
procedures will be required for certain positions, such as: shipping, maintenance and
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sanitation employees. The Human Resource Department will ensure the quality of
orientation and trainings of employees are adequate.
Human Resource Management Training (HR Concepts and Programs)
The fundamental HR concepts, theories, and programs will be covered in this
course. It also discusses how to manage HR-related conflict and promote workplace ethics,
as well as the roles played by HRMOs in supporting the delivery of HR services. The most
recent trends in recruitment tools and strategies, exam types and administration,
interviewing methods, employee benefit types, and other HR programs will also be
covered.
Training Orientation for Administrative Officers
This training equips administrative officers, assistants, or any other employee
designated as such in their individual offices with the information and abilities required for
efficient and effective operation.
E. COMMITMENT OF STAKEHOLDERS
We, the stakeholders of Mushroom 'n Chips company, dedicate ourselves to ensure
that we will provide to our customers the best and quality mushroom chips. We will be
steadfast to maintain cooperative business products as mushroom chips because it is an
integral part of our duties and responsibilities, and community involvement.
We also pledge to support the Mushroom 'n Chips projects and activities as it aspire
to expand the horizon of quality to start up a business or factory. We see this as a window
of opportunity to become competent and an active association for a brighter future. We
commit to invest our time, energy, and resources in ensuring our cooperative supply high-
quality products to our target market as well as to our purpose to stay committed. In
accomplishing the cooperative's vision and mission, we are one.
F. PROFIT SHARING SCHEME
The profit-sharing scheme are decided by all the owners who are all general
partners. The agreed profit-sharing scheme of the owners are 10% of the net income per
month. The total share of the owners from the net income will be 60% and will be equally
distributed, the rest percentage will be allocated for the operation, growth, and expansion
of the business and other stakeholders.
G. FINANCIAL PLAN
• MONTHLY WORKING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS
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a. Cost of Direct Raw Materials
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Indirect Materials
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d. Capital Outlay (Equipment/Tools)
Pre-operating Cost
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Total Project Cost
H. STAKEHOLDERS COMMITMENTS
We, the stakeholders of Mushroom 'n Chips company, dedicate ourselves to ensure
that we will provide to our customers the best and quality mushroom chips. We will be
steadfast to maintain cooperative business products as mushroom chips because it is an
integral part of our duties and responsibilities, and community involvement.
We also pledge to support the Mushroom 'n Chips projects and activities as it aspire
to expand the horizon of quality to start up a business or factory. We see this as a window
of opportunity to become competent and an active association for a brighter future. We
commit to invest our time, energy, and resources in ensuring our cooperative supply high-
quality products to our target market as well as to our purpose to stay committed. In
accomplishing the cooperative's vision and mission, we are one.
May God bless us all.
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