SCOPE OF THE STUDY
 Competitor analysis - assess strengths/ weaknesses of
  the competition.
 Recent trends in target market.
 Suitable marketing plan for target market.
DESCRIPTION OF BAKERY
INDUSTRY
 The bakery industry consists of three broad product
  lines –
        i) Bread and rolls
       ii) Cakes and pastries
      iii) Biscuits and cookies
 This study deals with trends and potential for bread,
  cakes and pastries
  – target market for bakery equipment.
DEMAND AND SIZE OF THE BAKERY
INDUSTRY(INDIA)
 There are various association which provides clear
 picture of bakery industry

 1. All India Bread Manufacturer
  Association(AIBMA)
 2. Central Statistical Organization, Kolkata
SOURCE:- ALL INDIA BREAD MANUFACTURER
LARGE SCALE MANUFACTURERS      2
ASSOSCIATION(AIBMA)
MEDIUM SCALE MANUFACTURERS     25
SMALL SCALE MANUFACTURERS         1,800
UNORGANIZED –SINGLE STORE         75,000
BAKERS
ORGANIZED SECTOR PRODUCTION-    1,500,000 MT
BREAD
ORGANIZED SECTOR PRODUCTION –   4,24,000 MT
CAKES AND PASTRIES
TOTAL ORGANIZED SECTOR          1,924,000 MT
PRODUCTION
ESTIMATED UNORGANIZED SECTOR    2,352,000 MT
PRODUCTION
TOTAL PRODUCTION OF BREADS       4,276.000 MT
,BUNS AND PASTRIES ,COOKIES
PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION OF        2.3 KG/ YEAR
Source:- central statistical
organization( CSO)
NO.OF FACTORIES         970
PRODUCTIVE CAPTAL      RS 871 CR
EMPLOYEES              41530
GROSS OUTPUT           RS 4343 CR
NET VALUE ADDED        RS 597 CR
TRENDS IN TARGET MARKET
 Consumer preferences towards bakery product are
    changing they are focusing more on
           1. various range of products.
           2. quality consideration is more.
           3. it signifies their standard of living
           4. youth and couple prefer to gift cookies and
    pastries to their partner.

.   They prefer to buy more through local manufacturers.
GROWTH
POTENTIAL/OPPORTUNITY
 Competition is low
 Preferred location
 Easy availability of raw material
 Affordability for us to access target market.
BARRIERS:-
 High production cost – we are new in this industry so
  initially we might face more cost
 Consumer acceptance and brand recognition
 Language barrier
HOW TO OVERCOME THE BARRIERS

  We will focus more on advertising through local news
   paper, word of mouth promotional activity which
   help us to position ourselves in the mind of target
   market
  One of our partner is a permanent residential of j&k
   however all the dealings will done through him and
   hence language barrier will get reduce
MARKETING MIX
 PRODUCT:-
        a. bread
        b. cookies
        c. Pastry and buns
BENEFITS AND FEATURES OF
PRODUCT
 BENEFIT-
 a. product can be used as a break fast
 b. product can be used as a snacks
 c. product can be used in party and marriages as a
 sweet.
  d. product can be used in every happy moment
FEATURES:-
 Product are available in various flavors colors
 Product are available in various ranges of prices.
 Product are available in various size like small ,
  medium, large or according to consumer demand.
DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE
 FOR INDIVIDUAL:-
       age- all age group
       gender- male female both
       location- Jammu and Kashmir
       income – all income groups.
FOR BUSINESS CUSTOMER:-
 INDUSTRY- Hotel industry, restaurant , kiosks.
 LOCATION- Jammu and Kashmir
COMPETITION
  NAME- SHAKTI SWEETS
 ADDRESS- RESIDENCY ROAD LAL CHOWK


 MODERN SWEETS
 ADDRESS- RESIDENCY ROAD LAL CHOWK


 JAN BAKERY
 ADDRESS- CHANAPURA SRINAGAR
FACTOR     ME         STRENGT WEAKNE COMPET      COMPE IMP. TO
                      H       SS     ITOR 1      TITIOR CUSTOM
                                                 2      ER
PRODUC Dealing                      Providing   Various   1
T      in only                       various     ranges
COMPETETIVE ANALYSIS
       three
       products
                                     ranges      in high
                                                 price
       mainly in
       avg.price
location   Ease and                 Placed in   Not so    5
           convenie                  centre of   good
           nce to                    the
           reach                     market
           customer
experienc inexperie                 More        Family   1
e         nce                        than 20     business
                                     years of
                                     presence
Brand      We are                   People      good      5
           new                       know
                                     them by
                                     name
OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS
 External Opportunities
   Desire for healthier lifestyle
   Niche market in urban areas
   Large target market area
 External Threats
   Change in lifestyle trends
   Increased fuel prices
   Competitors having lower prices
PRICE
 Average price , but still competitive
PROMOTION
 Word of mouth
 Advertisement through local newspaper
 Banner and hoardings
 Advertisement of a product through local cable
 operator channels.

 TOTAL ADVERTISMENT AND PROMOTION
  EXPENSES:-
    1,00,000
PLACE
 Proposed location is Jammu and Kashmir our land
  situated near to the national highway
REASONS:-
 1. ease and convenient to customer
 2. parking facility
 3. easy transportation
DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS
 Direct
 Independent representative
HR AND OPERATIONS PLAN
Start Up
 The bakery will be constructed on the farm.


 Construction will commence in June 2012


 The bakery is scheduled to open in September 2012.
Organizational Structure
                  Board of Directors



                  President/Manager



     Head Baker



                      Assistant Baker/Delivery Person



                      Assistant Baker/Delivery Person



                               Assistant Baker
Work Plan
 4:00am – Start Baking
 8:00am – Bakery Opens
 5:00 pm Bakery Closes
Quality Control Program
 Regulations
    Local
    Consumer Protection Branch
    Department of health and family welfare.
    Labour
Human Resources
President/Manager
 Responsibilities:
   Oversees daily production
   Work Schedules
   Assigning Employee Tasks
   Traveling
   Ensures product quality
   Purchases raw materials
   Keeps facility running, and clean
   Accounting Duties
Head Baker
 Responsibilities:
    Working long hours
    Ability to follow recipes
    Ability to produce quality product
    Ability to use ovens and mixers
    Dishwashing and janitorial skills(Maintainence skills)
(Dusting Sweeping floors,Washing floors ,Waxing,Washing windows,Cleaning
  rugs or carpets,Cleaning bathrooms,Buffing,Polishing furniture,Plumbing
  repairs,Electrical repairs,Window repairs,Carpentry work,Public
  relations,Money handling, Supervisory experience (in a job, in a club or
  organization you belong to, etc.)
Assistant Baker/Waitress
 Responsibilities:
    Assist in baking
    Operate Cash register and serve customers
    Dishwashing, and basic janitorial skills
Delivery Persons
 Responsibilities
    Deliver product to Budgam Market place & Lal chowk
     Market Place
    Deliver products to and work at Farmers Markets in
     nearby areas, like Chadoora.
Additional Training
 All staff members will take the one day Safe Food
  Handling Course
 Other food safety programs offered by State (J&K) will
  be taken
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  • 3.
    SCOPE OF THESTUDY  Competitor analysis - assess strengths/ weaknesses of the competition.  Recent trends in target market.  Suitable marketing plan for target market.
  • 4.
    DESCRIPTION OF BAKERY INDUSTRY The bakery industry consists of three broad product lines – i) Bread and rolls ii) Cakes and pastries iii) Biscuits and cookies  This study deals with trends and potential for bread, cakes and pastries – target market for bakery equipment.
  • 5.
    DEMAND AND SIZEOF THE BAKERY INDUSTRY(INDIA)  There are various association which provides clear picture of bakery industry 1. All India Bread Manufacturer Association(AIBMA) 2. Central Statistical Organization, Kolkata
  • 6.
    SOURCE:- ALL INDIABREAD MANUFACTURER LARGE SCALE MANUFACTURERS 2 ASSOSCIATION(AIBMA) MEDIUM SCALE MANUFACTURERS 25 SMALL SCALE MANUFACTURERS 1,800 UNORGANIZED –SINGLE STORE 75,000 BAKERS ORGANIZED SECTOR PRODUCTION- 1,500,000 MT BREAD ORGANIZED SECTOR PRODUCTION – 4,24,000 MT CAKES AND PASTRIES TOTAL ORGANIZED SECTOR 1,924,000 MT PRODUCTION ESTIMATED UNORGANIZED SECTOR 2,352,000 MT PRODUCTION TOTAL PRODUCTION OF BREADS 4,276.000 MT ,BUNS AND PASTRIES ,COOKIES PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION OF 2.3 KG/ YEAR
  • 7.
    Source:- central statistical organization(CSO) NO.OF FACTORIES 970 PRODUCTIVE CAPTAL RS 871 CR EMPLOYEES 41530 GROSS OUTPUT RS 4343 CR NET VALUE ADDED RS 597 CR
  • 8.
    TRENDS IN TARGETMARKET  Consumer preferences towards bakery product are changing they are focusing more on 1. various range of products. 2. quality consideration is more. 3. it signifies their standard of living 4. youth and couple prefer to gift cookies and pastries to their partner. . They prefer to buy more through local manufacturers.
  • 9.
    GROWTH POTENTIAL/OPPORTUNITY  Competition islow  Preferred location  Easy availability of raw material  Affordability for us to access target market.
  • 10.
    BARRIERS:-  High productioncost – we are new in this industry so initially we might face more cost  Consumer acceptance and brand recognition  Language barrier
  • 11.
    HOW TO OVERCOMETHE BARRIERS  We will focus more on advertising through local news paper, word of mouth promotional activity which help us to position ourselves in the mind of target market  One of our partner is a permanent residential of j&k however all the dealings will done through him and hence language barrier will get reduce
  • 12.
    MARKETING MIX  PRODUCT:- a. bread b. cookies c. Pastry and buns
  • 13.
    BENEFITS AND FEATURESOF PRODUCT  BENEFIT- a. product can be used as a break fast b. product can be used as a snacks c. product can be used in party and marriages as a sweet. d. product can be used in every happy moment
  • 14.
    FEATURES:-  Product areavailable in various flavors colors  Product are available in various ranges of prices.  Product are available in various size like small , medium, large or according to consumer demand.
  • 15.
    DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE  FORINDIVIDUAL:- age- all age group gender- male female both location- Jammu and Kashmir income – all income groups.
  • 16.
    FOR BUSINESS CUSTOMER:- INDUSTRY- Hotel industry, restaurant , kiosks.  LOCATION- Jammu and Kashmir
  • 17.
    COMPETITION NAME-SHAKTI SWEETS  ADDRESS- RESIDENCY ROAD LAL CHOWK  MODERN SWEETS  ADDRESS- RESIDENCY ROAD LAL CHOWK  JAN BAKERY  ADDRESS- CHANAPURA SRINAGAR
  • 18.
    FACTOR ME STRENGT WEAKNE COMPET COMPE IMP. TO H SS ITOR 1 TITIOR CUSTOM 2 ER PRODUC Dealing  Providing Various 1 T in only various ranges COMPETETIVE ANALYSIS three products ranges in high price mainly in avg.price location Ease and  Placed in Not so 5 convenie centre of good nce to the reach market customer experienc inexperie  More Family 1 e nce than 20 business years of presence Brand We are  People good 5 new know them by name
  • 19.
    OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS External Opportunities  Desire for healthier lifestyle  Niche market in urban areas  Large target market area  External Threats  Change in lifestyle trends  Increased fuel prices  Competitors having lower prices
  • 20.
    PRICE  Average price, but still competitive
  • 21.
    PROMOTION  Word ofmouth  Advertisement through local newspaper  Banner and hoardings  Advertisement of a product through local cable operator channels.  TOTAL ADVERTISMENT AND PROMOTION EXPENSES:-  1,00,000
  • 22.
    PLACE  Proposed locationis Jammu and Kashmir our land situated near to the national highway REASONS:- 1. ease and convenient to customer 2. parking facility 3. easy transportation
  • 23.
    DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS  Direct Independent representative
  • 24.
  • 25.
    Start Up  Thebakery will be constructed on the farm.  Construction will commence in June 2012  The bakery is scheduled to open in September 2012.
  • 26.
    Organizational Structure Board of Directors President/Manager Head Baker Assistant Baker/Delivery Person Assistant Baker/Delivery Person Assistant Baker
  • 28.
    Work Plan  4:00am– Start Baking  8:00am – Bakery Opens  5:00 pm Bakery Closes
  • 29.
    Quality Control Program Regulations  Local  Consumer Protection Branch  Department of health and family welfare.  Labour
  • 30.
  • 31.
    President/Manager  Responsibilities:  Oversees daily production  Work Schedules  Assigning Employee Tasks  Traveling  Ensures product quality  Purchases raw materials  Keeps facility running, and clean  Accounting Duties
  • 32.
    Head Baker  Responsibilities:  Working long hours  Ability to follow recipes  Ability to produce quality product  Ability to use ovens and mixers  Dishwashing and janitorial skills(Maintainence skills) (Dusting Sweeping floors,Washing floors ,Waxing,Washing windows,Cleaning rugs or carpets,Cleaning bathrooms,Buffing,Polishing furniture,Plumbing repairs,Electrical repairs,Window repairs,Carpentry work,Public relations,Money handling, Supervisory experience (in a job, in a club or organization you belong to, etc.)
  • 33.
    Assistant Baker/Waitress  Responsibilities:  Assist in baking  Operate Cash register and serve customers  Dishwashing, and basic janitorial skills
  • 34.
    Delivery Persons  Responsibilities  Deliver product to Budgam Market place & Lal chowk Market Place  Deliver products to and work at Farmers Markets in nearby areas, like Chadoora.
  • 35.
    Additional Training  Allstaff members will take the one day Safe Food Handling Course  Other food safety programs offered by State (J&K) will be taken