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    [ T y p e t h e p h o n e n u m b e r ]

    [ T y p e t h e f a x n u m b e r ]

    [ P i c k t h e d a t e ]

    ANKITA ROY 10202031

    AYAN PODDAR 10202030

    KAMAL LOCHAN JENA

    10202029

    SUBMITTED TO : PROF. BIRANCHI PANDA

    PROJECT REPORT

    ON NUTRI CHIPS

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    Project Report in Nutri Chips

    With the present generation becoming more and more calorie and health conscious,

    the demand for potato chips is on the verge of a slow decline. However the demand

    for the various junk food has not lessened. This tells us that consumers are now

    looking for low cal snacks. This gives us our market opportunity of producing

    chips made out of Tapioca which has less calories and fats than potato and yet is

    equally tasty.

    Project Description:

    The aim of the project is to set up a tapioca chips manufacturing plant in Patia,

    Bhubaneswar. The distribution would be done to the general stores around the

    area. Our target market are the various students studying in KIIT university and the

    young professionals in Infocity and their families.

    The project would involve a proper business plan formulation and correspondinglysite selection for the set up of the plant.

    MANUFACTURING PROCESS

    Tapioca chips are manufactured from fresh roots, using semi automatic or fully

    automatic machineries. It involves following major operations:

    Selection of tubers and washing

    Peeling/trimming process

    Slicing, washing and sorting

    De-watering

    Frying, cooling and packing

    Thus, the process is very simple and standardised. Average yield is around 25%.

    CAPITAL INPUTS

    Land and Buildings:

    A plot of around 200 sq.meters of land and built-up area of 100 sq.mtrs. is

    sufficient to have annual capacity of 120 tonnes. The land may cost Rs.60, 000/-whereas cost of construction is assumed to be Rs. 2.50 lacs.

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    Plant and Machinery

    It is proposed to install tapioca chips making capacity of 120 tonnes per year with

    300 working days and 2 shift working. The total cost of machinery is expected to

    be Rs. 5.00 lacs.

    Quantity NO.

    Tapioca Washing Machine 1

    Tapioca Slicer 1

    Blancher 1

    De-waterer 1

    Thermostat controlled frying pans 2

    Sealing Machine 1

    Other assets like storage bins, racks, tables, chairs, accessories etc shall be required

    which would cost about Rs.1.0 Lac.

    Utilities

    The power requirement shall be 25 HP whereas per day water requirement would

    be 1000 liters. The total cost of utilities would be Rs.2.00 lacs.

    Raw and Packing Materials

    The major raw materials are tapioca tubers and edible oil (as a cooking medium).The unit can enter into long term supply contract to ensure timely and adequate

    quantity of tapioca tubers at the reasonable price. Other materials like spices, salt,

    edible oil etc are also required in very small quantity and available locally. Printed

    polythene bags shall be the only packing material.

    MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS

    Particulars No. Monthly salary

    Skilled Workers 2 5000

    Helpers 4 5000

    Salesman 1 2500

    Total 12,500

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    TOTAL START UP COST

    Particulars Amount(in Lakhs)

    Land 0.6

    Cost of Construction 2.5

    Equipment cost 5

    Miscellaneous assets 1

    Power and water 2

    Preliminary expenses 1.5

    Total 12.6

    ALLOCATION COST:

    7.5 Lakhs would be invested by the owners of the plant 5.1 Lakhs would be taken as a loan from the banks

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    TENTATIVE IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE

    PRECEDENCE CHART

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    NETWORK DIAGRAM

    facility layout planningar : / / :

    F i n i sh : 3 / 2 5/ 11 Du r: 4 d ay s

    Res:

    re novationof the wokfloorar : / / :

    F i n i sh : 3 / 1 4/ 11 Du r: 15 d ay s

    Res:

    manpower r ecruitmentS ta rt : 3 /2 2/ 11 I D: 8

    F i n i sh : 3 / 2 9/ 11 Du r: 6 d ay s

    Res:

    Site selectionar : / / :

    F i n i sh : 2 /2 1 / 11 Du r: 15 d ay s

    Res:

    placingorders for m achineryS ta rt : 3 /1 5/ 11 I D: 5

    F i n i sh : 3 / 2 1/ 11 Du r: 5 d ay s

    Res:

    anform ulation:

    1 D u r: 2 0 d a y s

    registrationin PFAS ta rt : 2 /2 2/ 11 I D: 7

    F i n i sh : 4 / 1 8/ 11 Du r: 40 d ay s

    Res:

    installationand trial runsS ta rt : 3 /2 8/ 11 I D: 6

    F i ni sh : 4 /8 /1 1 D u r: 1 0 d a y s

    Res:

    starting manufactureS ta rt : 4 /1 9/ 11 I D: 1 0

    F i n i sh : 4 /2 0 / 11 Du r: 2 d ay s

    Res:

    applicationfor loanand sanctionS ta rt : 2 /1 /1 1 I D: 3

    F i n i sh : 3 /1 4 / 11 Du r: 30 d ay s

    Res: