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Title: TRANSPURPLE GHANA LIMITED
Other Titles: BUSINESS PLAN
Authors: NTOW, PATRICK
NTOW ADJEKUM, HENRY
TIWAA, AKUA
MENSAH, JOYCE
QUAINOO, KWESI JUSTICE
Keywords: Transpurple
Administration
Royal Groundnut
Issue Date: 3-Dec-2012
Abstract: This business plan has been prepared to provide a blueprint to the operations to be carried up by Transpurple Ghana Limited, a newly emerging business. Transpurple (GH) Limited will trade in canned groundnut paste which is very useful to human life. TPGL’s product shall be called ‘Royal Groundnut’. This shall be a quality groundnut paste to be supplied to the Ghanaian market. This is specially designed and different from the existing one in the market. It has been accepted that the raw materials shall be bought from the right sources, processed in a hygienic condition, packaged them in sanitary containers, and label them properly by using TPGL,s Logo for attraction and easy identification. TPGL has target boarding institutions, hospitals, restaurants, school children, and household. Because Ghanaians have unbridled taste since immemorial, the advent of Royal Groundnut, coupled with its unique processing and packaging will help the users obtain its high nutritional value, good taste and the medicinal purpose in full. Royal Groundnut shall be sold at a low unit cost. This can help penetrate through the market faster and break even within the third year of operation.
Description: The idea of bringing TPGL’s Royal Groundnut was conceived by five (5) Bachelor of Business Administration students of Christian Service University College (CSUC) Kumasi – Ghana. The formation idea was conceived by the said students in consonance with the government’s programme to revamp the economy, create more jobs, combat rural – urban drift and making Ghana the food basket of Africa, through agriculture. TPGL is formed to engage in trading canned groundnut paste to help actualized government dream. Research has shown that over 75% Ghanaians consume groundnut owing to its medicinal purpose, high nutritional value and taste. However the research showed that about 15% of the harvested pea goes waste as a result of post – harvest losses. TRANSPURPLE (GH) LTD has therefore taken the steps upon itself to purchase this needful produce from the farmers (suppliers) in its catchment areas such as: Ejura, Tamale, Saboba Cherepone, Wa, and other places within three Northern Regions and process it in a more hygienic way and free environment and make it available in a high quality but yet affordable to meet its high demand.
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