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2019Thesis or dissertation

Plan de negocios para la producción y comercialización de bebidas naturales frías a base del té de matcha en la ciudad de Quito

Molina Ávila, Ramiro Alexander

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Abstract

The food and beverage industry in Ecuador is one of the most important, as well as the most competitive, due to the variety of products offered by the participants, although these goods mostly have little added value and do not focus on providing a healthy option for the Ecuadorian population, even when the levels of overweight and obesity in the country are high in different age groups. That is why the present business plan consumers 18 focuses on providing a 45-year-old city of Quito, a healthy drink made of tea Matcha, complemented by tapioca and sweetened with Stevia called Maccha, which is marketed in a presentation of 350 ml, in a glass container that can be reused by consumers. When carrying out the financial evaluation of the present project, the viability and profitability of the project are evidenced, with a NPV 17,082.83 dollars, an IRR of 21.22% and a profit of 27 cents per dollar invested; and, a NPV of 4,766.71 dollars, an IRR of 34.95% and a profit of 25 cents per dollar invested for investors.

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Observational (human)

Surveys, cohorts and consumer studies, with no intervention.

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Molina Ávila, Ramiro Alexander. (2019). Plan de negocios para la producción y comercialización de bebidas naturales frías a base del té de matcha en la ciudad de Quito.

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