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Six students started Pack-iTS to provide nutritious lunches for children, targeting working families with busy schedules. The business offers flexibility in food selection for both parents and children. The partners are considering fundraising to deal with high competition in the market and help expand their operations.
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Pack-its case analysis
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- 2. Awareness of children's healthy eating choices Not sensitive in price Hot lunch programs suppliers High population High competitors S Y N O P S I s • Business was started by six students of Fresh Nutrition food for children named Pack- iTS • They targeted working families who finds difficulties in managing house work and office work. • Partner consider different methods of promotion • Provide flexibility in selecting food for both parents and children's. • The partner are considering for fund raising program as they have competitors in this market A N A L Y S I S
- 3. 1 4 S OT W • Nutritious food •Variety of options • Time restraint • Budget Restraint • Fund Raising policies • High competition • No cafeteria in schools • Health conscious society R E C O M M E N Spend more time on business Take the fund from government or any other angel investor. As income level are high can charge more Should appoint some administrators as they are doing full time course Maintain the quality of food for fund raising as per TVDSB policy