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    Production and Marketing of Tomato-Coconut Milk Soap PDF

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    This document summarizes two student engineering projects on producing and marketing soap and herbal seasoning. The first project involves producing tomato-coconut milk soap that promotes skin health and protection from UV rays. It was found to be financially feasible with an internal rate of return of 42.69% and payback period of 2.59 years. The second project is for a salt-free herbal seasoning made of dried herbs and spices with no salt, MSG, or artificial ingredients. It aims to be profitable and distinct from other seasonings. The study determined the technical, financial, and socio-economic feasibility of producing this seasoning.

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    This document summarizes two student engineering projects on producing and marketing soap and herbal seasoning. The first project involves producing tomato-coconut milk soap that promotes skin health and protection from UV rays. It was found to be financially feasible with an internal rate of return of 42.69% and payback period of 2.59 years. The second project is for a salt-free herbal seasoning made of dried herbs and spices with no salt, MSG, or artificial ingredients. It aims to be profitable and distinct from other seasonings. The study determined the technical, financial, and socio-economic feasibility of producing this seasoning.

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    This document summarizes two student engineering projects on producing and marketing soap and herbal seasoning. The first project involves producing tomato-coconut milk soap that promotes skin health and protection from UV rays. It was found to be financially feasible with an internal rate of return of 42.69% and payback period of 2.59 years. The second project is for a salt-free herbal seasoning made of dried herbs and spices with no salt, MSG, or artificial ingredients. It aims to be profitable and distinct from other seasonings. The study determined the technical, financial, and socio-economic feasibility of producing this seasoning.

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    Production and Marketing of Tomato-Coconut Milk Soap PDF

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    This document summarizes two student engineering projects on producing and marketing soap and herbal seasoning. The first project involves producing tomato-coconut milk soap that promotes skin health and protection from UV rays. It was found to be financially feasible with an internal rate of return of 42.69% and payback period of 2.59 years. The second project is for a salt-free herbal seasoning made of dried herbs and spices with no salt, MSG, or artificial ingredients. It aims to be profitable and distinct from other seasonings. The study determined the technical, financial, and socio-economic feasibility of producing this seasoning.

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    ENGINEERING

    INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

    PRODUCTION AND MARKETING OF 2.59 years and the internal rate of


    TOMATO-COCONUT MILK SOAP return is 42.69%. The accounting rate
    Researchers: Herson N. Manguiat, of return is 73.12%; this signals
    Clarissa Joyce C. Lebornio, and profitability for the project.
    Manilyn A. Saliba
    Adviser: Engr. Flor A. Salcedo, Jr.
    PRODUCTION AND MARKETING OF
    The project was about the SALT-FREE HERBAL SEASONING
    production and marketing of tomato- Researchers: Jean Marie C. Noceja,
    coconut milk shop that would promote Anna Jillean O. Virtudez, and Princess
    skin health awareness. With the May B. Vivar
    uniqueness of the project, it would give Adviser: Engr. Flor A. Salcedo, Jr.
    protection against ultraviolet rays from
    the sun. Moreover, the project is similar Salt-free Herbal Seasoning is an
    to those studies that try to find means all-in-one herbal seasoning composed
    to prevent or lessen skin related of real herbs and spices such as dried
    problems. Bath soap is considered as a basil, dried malunggay, dried parsley,
    commodity, thus, this project would dried rosemary, dried sage, dried
    have a substantial demand which thyme, garlic powder, onion powder,
    signifies to its profitability. and cayenne pepper. It is a flavoring for
    food that has no artificial ingredients,
    The project’s long range- no salt and no monosodium glutamate
    objective was to increase the (MSG) added. Its integrative flavor
    profitability of the proposed product, reveals the true Filipino taste of the
    LyCo soap, in the selected market and native dishes, makes delicious herb
    make it available nationwide. butter for hot rolls or breads, and a
    general seasoning for pasta, vegetable
    The study evaluated the salad, rice, and other kinds of dishes.
    marketing, technical, organizational
    management, financial, socio- The study determined the
    economic, and environmental feasibility feasibility of producing Salt-free Herbal
    of producing tomato-coconut milk soap Seasoning. It aimed to be profitable
    in the selected places in Laguna to and increase market distinction among
    arrive with its feasibility criteria. seasoning mixes produced by other
    manufacturers.
    In terms of its financial
    feasibility, the project cost for the first The intended market of the
    year of operation is Php 5,543,637.00. proposed product included the
    The amount would be equally divided residents of San Pablo, Los Baños, and
    and would be funded by its owners. Calamba City. The location of the
    The payback period for the project is

    96 RESEARCH REPORT 2009-2010

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