2.
Vision
"Shakarganj Food Products Limited strives to be
among the leading companies in the food
industry.”
Mission
“Shakarganj Food Products Limited is committed to
manufacturing and selling consistent high quality
world class products."
3.
Shakarganj Group comprises of several diversified
business entities including
Shakaraganj Mills limited
Crescent steel
Allied Products limited
Shakarganj Food Products Limited
The Company
4.
SFPL is a medium sized (MSC), public limited
company (unquoted), set up by the Shakarganj
Group in 2006 to diversify its business activities.
SFPL operates a Dairy Division that primarily
produces products packed in Tetra Pak packages
focusing on the needs of the local consumers. The
Juice Division, on the other hand, produces Juice
Concentrates targeted to the wholesale export
market.
8.
The culture of Kenya consists of multiple trends.
Kenya has no single prominent culture that identifies
it. It instead consists of various cultures practiced by
the country's different communities.
Culture of Kenya
9.
There is no singular dish that represents all of Kenya.
Different communities have their own native foods.
Staples are maize and other cereals depending on the
region, including millet and sorghum eaten with
various meats and vegetables. The foods that are
universally eaten in Kenya are ugali, sukuma wiki,
and nyama choma.
CUISINE
10.
Location:
Eastern Africa, bordering the Indian Ocean, between
Somalia and Tanzania
Religions and population:
Christian 82.5% (Protestant 47.4%, Catholic 23.3%,
other 11.8%), Muslim 11.1%, Traditionalists 1.6%,
other 1.7%, none 2.4%, unspecified 0.7% (2009
census) and population 45,925,301
Kenya
11.
Area:
Total: 580,367 sq km
Land: 569,140 sq km
Water: 11,227 sq km
Country comparison to the world: 49
13.
Median age:
Total: 19.3 years
Male: 19.1 years
Female: 19.4 years (2015 est.)
Country name:
conventional long form: Republic of Kenya
conventional short form: Kenya
local long form: Republic of Kenya/Jamhuri ya Kenya
local short form: Kenya
former: British East Africa
15.
Imports:
$64.34 billion (2014 est.)
$55.81 billion (2013 est.)
Imports - commodities:
machinery and equipment, foodstuffs, chemicals,
wood products, fuels
Imports - partners:
China 23.4%, India 21.3%, US 7.6%, UAE 6%, Japan
4.5% (2014)
16.
1. Nairobi Java House
Koinange Street (Mombasa, Kenya),
2. Nairobi Java House
Java House Gigiri, (Mombasa, Kenya)
3. Cafe Pronto
After Town House off Wabera Street (Standard Street), (Mombasa,
Kenya)
4. Greenview Restaurant
Tubman Road, (Mombasa, Kenya)
5. Yaya Center
Ring Road Kilimani (Argwings-Kodhek Road), (Mombasa, Kenya)
The 10 Best Places for Juice
in Mombasa
17.
1. Food Court, Village Market
Limuru Road, (Mombasa, Kenya)
2. The Junction Mall
Ngong Road, (Mombasa, Kenya)
3. Al Yusra Restaurant
(Banda Street), (Mombasa, Kenya)
4. Just Fresh
Mumias South Rd (Tusky Eastlands), (Mombasa, Kenya)
5. Absolute Juice
yaya centre (arwings kodhek rd), (Mombasa, Kenya)
The 10 Best Places for
Juice in mombasa
18.
1. Kevian Pick n’ peel
2. Del Monte
3. Minute Maid
4. Kevian Afia
5. Quencher
6. Fresh Squeeze
7. Softa
POPULAR JUICES
company in Kenya
19.
FACOTRS KENYA PAKISTAN
Continent Africa Asia
Primary Language Swali Urdu
Currency Shiling (ksh) Pakistani Rupee
Capital City Nairobi Islamabad
Largest City Nairobi Karachi
Government Type Republic of Kenya Federal Republic
GDP Per Capita $3,100 $1,278
GDP Growth Rate 5.3% 4.41%
Unemployment Rate 40% 5.10%
Inflation Rate 6.9% 7.20%
Gini Index 50.20% 29.63%
Trade Percentage Of GDP 172% 33%
Imports Of Goods And Services $327 B $46.3 B
Export Of Goods And Services $346 B $30.7 B
Total Population 45.9 M 182 M
Economic Comparison of Pakistan and Kenya
20.
21.
For years, the Port Mombasa has been known as “the
city of merchants”. Port Mombasa is a busy trading
post for the region. The port of Mombasa is managed
and operated by the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA).
The Port provides direct connectivity to over 80 Ports
worldwide.
The population of Mombasa is 9,15,100
KENYA PORT
25.
1. Most manufacturers have been pushed to modify
their packaging e.g adopting the easy-to-open juice
pack with a lid that can be screwed shut which helps
to maintain freshness and prevent spillage.
MARKETING
STRATEGIES
26.
2. Happy Meals Kenya, the first Kenyan food Network
is on-line food ordering and delivery services in
Nairobi. Happy Meals has partnered with e-
takeaway.com to avail the services to the growing
number of internet users. The service connects
restaurants and on-line consumers using a state-of-
the-art web platform as well as user friendly mobile
and iPhone applications.
MARKETING
STRATEGIES
27.
3. Targeting low income consumers with mini bottles.
MARKETING
STRATEGIES
28.
Prices of juices in Kenya are:
30ksh of 25ml
130ksh of 1liter
Our prices will be set as same because of market
competition in Nairobi.