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alternative in shopping or plastic bags. It is companys own advocacy to build this kind of business as support in protecting the environment. The company will have its won warehouse located at the manufacturing site. It is the place wherein the finished goods are stored prior to its delivery in the market. The warehouse department consists of warehouse clerks who will be responsible for monitoring and keeping record of the products as its physical existence. The company will acquire delivery truck as a mode of transporting the products to its customers in order to provide a quick and efficient means of distributions. Before the time of the actual delivery, the quality control supervisor inspects the products to ensure that they are properly coned and final approval shall be first given
MARKET AREA To enable the economical use of the companys resources and to generate sufficient sales that will result or yield on expected high profit, it is our major concern as entrepreneur to determine our market area. MUND Eco Bags Company, producer of non-woven polypropylene (PP) bags, intends to target different business establishments of NCR as their market area of distribution. The reason is that, NCR is a region that produces huge amount of plastic wastes amounted to 7,417 metric tons a day based on the report released by Eco Waste Coalition.
CHANNELS OF DISTRIBUTION The distribution of non-woven PP bags has a simple structure. The products will be coming from our plant that will be then delivered directly to prospective customers to our target market area. Our company will be the one who will pass the product directly to the customers.
MAJOR USERS Products sold in different supermarkets, RTW outlets, utility stores, bookstores that use plastic bags as their packaging. In line with the current drive to do away with plastics to eliminate pollutants, this study is proposed at replacing these plastic bags with a more durable and reusable bags. The target market/consumers of the eco-friendly bags are the business establishments such as supermarkets like Macro, Uniwide, RTW stores like RRJ Store, Triumph, French Toss,
HISTORICAL DEMAND There were no actual historical data for the demand of non-woven polypropylene bags. To provide basis for the demand of the product in the market, the researchers conducted a survey to establish the data, which will be the basis in projecting the future demands, as well as having the historical ones. These survey respondents were qualified as to users, willing to use and nonusers. The random sampling method had been used through telephone to survey the respondents. The researchers have considered the users as the basis for present demand. Users were easier to quantify since they could give a concrete and clear view of the demand. Table 1 Summary of Household Population within National Capital Region (NCR) Year 2000 2003 2006 2007 2008 Number of Household 2,132,000 2,293,000 2,362,000 2,416,000 2,454,000
The table above shows the summary of the household population within the National Capital Region. In the year 2000, there were about 2, 132, 000 households in the metro. The number increased in 2003 with a surveyed 2, 2093, 000 households. With the advent of 2006, the number of households totaled at 2, 362, 000. By 2007, there were about 2, 416, 000 households
It can be gleaned from Table 2 that in 2009, it is expected that 2, 492, 000 families or household will live in NCR. Come 2010, this number will increase to 2, 531, 000. By 2011 and 2012, the number of household will reach 2, 569, 000 and 2, 607, 000 respectively. Finally, by 2013, the projected household population in NCR will hit 2, 646, 000 families. From the data above, one can easily notice that there is a steady increase of household population in Metro
the NCR, the group conducted a survey to know the percentage of household users and non-users of non-woven Polypropylene bags in the metro. Table 3 which follows presents the result of the survey. Table 3 Percentage of Household Users and Non-Users of Non-Woven Polypropylene Bags in the National Capital Region (NCR)
The table 3 shows that there were about 400 respondents who were pooled in the survey to determine the number of users and non-users of non-woven Polypropylene bags in the NCR. From among the 400 surveyed families, 283 families or 70.75% answered that they do not use non-woven Polypropylene bags while 117 or 29.25% answered in the affirmative. The survey only shows that when translated into a macro perspective view of the whole NCR, a substantial one-fourth of the total household population of the city uses non-woven Polypropylene bags. This is a large in numbers and by the fact that many people from the provinces are coming to NCR everyday to transact business or buy goods and services in the establishments located within the city. These are undocumented clients which can be still be eyed as additional prospective clients or customers of the Mundo Eco Bags Company.
2. For the group to know the average number of bags per household, a survey of number of
bags being used by the 117 families who use non-woven Polypropylene bags was likewise conducted. The following table shows the results of the survey: Table 4 Average Number of Non-Woven Polypropylene Bags Being Used per Household in the National Capital Region (NCR)
The table 4 shows that there were about 280 bags being used by the 117 families who answered positively that they are using non-woven Polypropylene bags or about 2.39%. By getting the average of the number of bags per household, it yielded that there is an average of 3 bags being used per household.
3. For the group to know the total demand of bags in NCR for the year 2008, the total
number of households in 2008 provided by the NSO and the data from Table 4 was used. Table 5 shows the results of the computation: Table 5 Demands of Non-Woven Polypropylene Bags in the National Capital Region (NCR) for 2008 Percentage of users Total No. of Household (in 2008) Total No. of users Average bag / user Total Demand of bags Year 2008 29.25% 2,454,000 717,795 3 bags / user 2,153,385 bags
The table 5 shows that there were about 29.25% of 2,454,000 households in the NCR in 2008 or about 717,795 are using non-woven PP bags. Each family used at least three (3) bags which yielded a total of 2,153,385 bags for the year 2008. It also shows that there are 33.92% from the non-users are willing to purchase the bag.
PROJECTED DEMAND Based on the data gathered from the National Statistics Office, the total numbers of households within the National capital Region were 2,132,000 for the year 2000, 2,932,000 for
Table 5 shows that in 2009, there is a projected demand of 2,187,608 non-woven Polypropylene bags. In 2010, an increase to 2,220,953 non-woven Polypropylene bags is expected. By 2011, about 2,254,298 non-woven Polypropylene bags are predicted to be needed by the consuming public. In 2012, NCR will need 2,287,643 non-woven Polypropylene bags. Finally, in 2013, non-woven Polypropylene bags totaling to 2,321,865 pieces are expected to be used by the people from NCR. The data in Table 5 utilized the projected population of NCR per household as revealed in Table 2. The projected household populations were multiplied each by 117 household who agreed that they use non-woven Polypropylene bags based on the survey as revealed in Table 3.
Projected Household Population within National Capital Region (NCR) from 2009 to 2013
Figure 1 Projected Demands of Non-Woven Polypropylene Bags in the National Capital Region from 2009-2013
DEMAND
2,350,000 2,300,000 2,250,000 2,200,000 2,150,000 2,100,000 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 DEMAND
HISTORICAL SUPPLY The historical supply of this study was based from two sources. The local supply and the import supply of non-woven PP bags in the Philippines. For the local, the plant capacity of the existing manufacturer of polypropylene bags here in the Philippines. Presently, there is only one major producer of polypropylene bags in the Philippines. This is the Green Leaf Eco Bags Company which started only last August 2007. The said
It can be gleaned from the table that in 2004, there were 15,202 non-woven Polypropylene bags imported by the country. In 2005, there were 415,126 bags imported almost 1000% increase the previous year. By 2006, 143,246 bags were imported which registered a decrease in demand. In 2007, non-woven Polypropylene bags totaling to 807,224 was imported, a sudden increase in the supply. Finally, in 2008, there was drop in supply as 74,645 bags were only imported. The table shows that there is an unstable market for non-woven Polypropylene bags from 2004 to 2008. The see-saw number of non-woven Polypropylene bags imported from 2004 to 2008 is due to the increasing and decreasing demand of bags from the consuming public. In astute scrutiny of Table 6, it can be noticed that once the import of bags increases heavily as
Customers
Figure 2 Customers Monthly Supply of Bag from Green Leaf Eco Manufacturing
38.91%
0.78% 19.45%
Customers
Modern Outlet Groceries Schools Company Others 38.91%
1.95%
In Figure 1, it is shown that the largest customers of Green Leaf Eco Manufacturing are the groceries and company which both obtained 78% of the total production. The second largest customers are the modern outlets with 19.45% share in the produced bags. This was followed by the schools other customers that doesnt fall in the category given with 1.95% and 0.78% respectively.
Production of Green Leaf Bags Sorted by Type Types of Bag Tote bag Promotional bag Shopping bag Canvas bag Figure 3 Production per month 2,000 10,000 10,000 10,000
31.25%
6.25% 31.25%
Typesof Bag
Tote bag Promotional bag Schools Company
31.25%
Since the Mundo Eco Bags Company will produce tote bags and shopping bags, its main target of prospective customers will be the small shopping malls or tiange or grocery stores that
It can be gleaned from the table that no entries for local supply were provided by the Green Leaf Eco Company from 2004 to 2006. On the other hand, data from National Statistics Office ranges from 2004 to 2008 (as of August 2008). To graphically present the supply of non-woven Polypropylene bags in the Philippines, Figure 4 shows that graph: Figure 4 Supply of Non-Woven Polypropylene Bags in the Philippines
Table 8 shows the forecasted demand and supply of non-woven Polypropylene bags in the Philippines from 2009 to 2013. As to demand, there will be 2,187,608 bags needed in 2009. When 2010 comes, 2,220,953 bags will be needed. In 2012, there will be 2,287,643 bags that are expected to be demanded. Finally in 2013, a total of 2,321,865 will be needed. As to the supply of the bags, 527,695 bags will be produced in 2009. On the other hand, 612,738 bags will be generated in 2010. When 2011 comes, there will be 697,780 bags needed. By 2012 and 2013, there will be 782,823 and 867,866 bags respectively that will be generated.
It can be gleaned from the table that there is an 1% increase in every year from 2009 to 2013. For the year 2009, the approximate percentage of available supply of non-woven Polypropylene bags is pegged at 10%. In analysis of the gap between the projected demand and projected supply, there is a positive difference for the next five years. The positive difference between the demand and the
Table 10 shows the projected sales volume of Mundo Eco Bags Company from 2009 to 2013. Table 10 Projected Sales Volume of Mundo Eco Bags Company from 2009 to 2013 Year 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Projected Sales Volume
168,000 178,000 188,000 197,000 205,000
It can be seen from the tables that in 2009 the projected sales volume was 168,000 bags. At 2010, 178,000 bags will be produced. For 2011, the production of bag will increase up to 188,000 bags. By 2012 and 2013, there will be 197,000 and 205,000 bags respectively that will be produced.
Table 11 shows the monthly production of non-woven polypropylene bags for the year 2009.
It can be gleaned for the table that 14,000 bags will be produced per month for the whole year or a total of 168,000 bags in the first year. The basis for monthly productions was from the smallest yearly target production.
MARKETING PROGRAMS The company will start the product promotions in advertising in a free ads website. As a new player, it will start the marketing program to the medium scale supermarkets within NCR through translating to them the advocacy of the company and telling them the benefits they will get from the product. Moreover, the company will also post advertisements in newspapers to promote the design and uses of the product. Print media which houses a larger number of readers can have a full knowledge of the company and its products. The name of the commissioned news paper