Mary The Queen College (Pampanga) Inc.: 1 - Biosol

MARY THE QUEEN COLLEGE (PAMPANGA) INC.
CHAPTER I: PROJECT BACKGROUND
A. Review of Related Literature
This chapter presents the related literature and studies done by the
company for better comprehension of the study. The review of this study aims to
determine if the combination of lemongrass extract and paraffin wax could be
developed as mosquito repellant candle. Facts were gathered from references in
order to get the needed information for the study.
Mosquito
The American Mosquito Control Association stated that mosquitoes cause
more human suffering than any other organism; in fact, over one million people
worldwide die from mosquito-borne diseases every year. In addition, mosquito
bites can cause severe skin irritation through an allergic reaction to the
mosquito's saliva - this is what causes the red bump and itching. Mosquito
vectored diseases include protozoan diseases, malaria, filarial diseases and
viruses such as dengue, encephalitis and yellow fever.
According to the clinical presentation of the Medical Entomology
Sensitivity to mosquito bites varies with individuals, most people have only a mild
reaction but others can have severe symptoms from the saliva of mosquitoes.
Typical symptoms include swelling, redness and irritation at the puncture site. If
the bites are scratched or traumatized, they may become infected with bacteria
and a secondary infection can be initiated, especially on the lower limbs. The
diagnosis of mosquito-borne diseases including Dengue, Australian encephalitis,
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and Ross River and Barmah Forest viruses can only be confirmed with
appropriate blood tests.
National Geographic once revealed that, mosquitoes are carriers, or
vectors, for some of humanity’s most deadly illnesses, and they are public enemy
number one in the fight against global infectious disease. Mosquito-borne
diseases cause millions of deaths worldwide every year with a disproportionate
effect on children and the elderly in developing countries.
Insect Repellant
Millions of people are patronizing chemical-based mosquito repellants for
complete protection from mosquito bites. But the most common insect repellants
used in several homes may be poisonous and are able to produce health
problems. According to an article posted in blogspot by Cory Thiarello, children
are the most vulnerable group in the case of insect repellants, with the exposure
to chemicals; young children are susceptible to change in their brain chemistry.
This is because of the fact that the skin of children tends to absorbs more
chemicals. In addition, this can harshly result in impaired growth; and affect the
development of the nervous system.
One of the most famous insect repellant here in the Philippines are
mosquito-coils, a mosquito repelling incense, usually shaped into a spiral, and
typically made from a dried paste of pyrethrum powder as defined by Wikipedia.
The site also posted the disadvantage of using such insect repellant which
showed that the smoke generated from a burning mosquito coil is of certain
health concerns – one burning mosquito coil produces the same amount of
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particulate mass (diameter up to 2.5 μm) as 75-137 burning cigarettes would. Dr.
Ang Ai Tin, a pediatrician of 20 years, warned: 'Mosquito coils are made of
substances like coconut husk, sawdust and dyes to keep them burning for up to
eight hours. Burning one mosquito coil would release the same amount of smoke
as burning 75 to 137 cigarettes. The report said the pollutants released by
mosquito coils exceed air safety levels. Dr Ang said: 'Breathing in too much
smoke will increase the risk of asthma and cause persistent wheezing in
children.'
Lemongrass
According to the Epicentre Encyclopedia of Spices, lemongrass is a tall
plant native to the tropics. The stalk contains the same type of oil that is found in
lemon peel and has a similar scent. Lemon grass grows best in full sun and moist
soil, thus, making it easy to grow here in the Philippines. An article posted on
HomeGuides states that; at low doses, lemon grass oil is non-toxic. The historical
long-time and widespread use of lemon grass oil all over the world also speaks to
its safety. As a natural insecticide, lemon grass and its oil are not associated with
some of the toxic or harmful side effects of other insecticides. Lemon grass oil
has been labeled as a low risk pesticide by the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency. Thus, making this plant as a mosquito repellant safe to use. An article
posted in Mosquitnoband.com stated that the benefit of using lemongrass as
mosquito repellent is that it is safe and non-toxic to humans and animals.
Although some people can have mild allergic reactions to the oil, even
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ingesting citronella will not affect humans it is simply broken down and passed
out of the body through urine.
Related Studies
A study made by Jared R. Eifert, presented at the California State Science
Fair (2004 Project Summary), states that, lemongrass is 51% effective as a
natural insect repellant.
A 2002 report in the journal Phytomedicine studies with birds and starved
mosquitoes, using topical applications of lemon grass oil in the form of cream or
liquid paraffin solution, was effective protection against the hungry mosquitoes,
comparable to commercial mosquito repellents.
B. Brief Description of Proposed Business
BioSol Company is established and known in creating and producing
unique and low-priced insect repellents and it intends to be based in Angeles
City, Pampanga, Philippines. It focuses in catering clients domestically. This
2017, the company come up to its newest product line “Culex” a Mosquito Killer
Candle from Lemongrass Extract and Paraffin Wax.
Nowadays, different kinds of mosquito repellent are being patronized by
the public, such as mosquito magnets, mosquito patches and lotions among
others, but these repellents are somewhat expensive that many cannot afford to
buy them. Due to the availability of candles and abundance of lemongrass, the
company thus decided to come up with a mosquito repellent candle from
lemongrass extract and paraffin wax. According to the World Health Organization
(2014) more than half of the world’s population is at risk of mosquito-borne
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diseases such as dengue, malaria, yellow fever and the like. Every year, more
than one billion people are infected and more than one million die from vector-
borne diseases. The Organization also emphasizes that these diseases are
entirely preventable. This study aims to come up with a means of preventing
mosquito-borne diseases such as dengue fever. Being a candle at the same
time, the product can also be used as light source especially during power
interruptions. The process does not need expensive factory equipment and it is
not hazardous for health compared to the commercially available mosquito
repellents.
Our company’s vision is to be the first ever leading producer of quality
insect repellents in the Philippines. We are to offer our customers unique insect
repellents.
C. Company Name and Logo
BioSol Corporation chose to have a simple
logo like what is illustrated to express
sincerity and purity of the service and the
product the company provide to consumers.
Color green signifies life, nature, freshness,
eco-friendly and balance. The company makes sure that the product they
offer tomarket is a mix of organic materials and chemical to prevent some
reaction of the latter used that may affect the health of the user. Leaves in
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the logo depict hope, renewal, revival and symbolizes the care we have
for our potential customers.
D. Location
BioSol Company is located at Sto. Domingo, Angeles City,
Pampanga with an approximate land area of 600 square meters which is
very adequate to attend efficient operation of the business. This place was
chosen because it is populous, accessible and it is near with customers
and suppliers.
E. Vision, Mission and Objectives
Vision
BioSol Company envisions itself to be the leading producer of
quality and affordable anti-mosquito candle in Angeles City, Pampanga,
and to build a mosquito-free community with the help of the most reliable
mosquito-repelling brand that can protect its consumer against the
diseases brought by the mosquitoes.
Mission
BioSol Company is committed in producing the best quality
products at fair and affordable price that can secure the health of its
customers from the disease-carrying mosquitoes. We also adhere to earn
customer’s trust by delivering the products to the fastest possible way.
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The company also aims to contribute in reducing unemployment present
in Pampanga by providing jobs and training.
Objectives
 To introduce “Culex” to the target market by producing candles with
mosquito repelling components.
 To increase customer’s loyalty and trust
 To give knowledge and enhance the skills of our employees
 To maintain high rates of customers
 To establish and maintain a good relationship among our customers and
with all our employees.
 To help in prevention of the world wide threat brought by the mosquitoes.
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CHAPTER II: ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT STUDY
In this chapter, it involves the initial capital of the company, the job
analysis/job description and specification of our employees, and the hiring
process.
A. CAPITALIZATION
The Biosol Corporation give a initial budget of one million pesos for the
start-up production of the mosquito repellant lemongrass candle. The following
are the breakdown of one million pesos: Cash of 158,400, Supplies of 91,600,
and a total equipment of 750,000.
B. JOB ANALYSIS
Job analysis is the basis for valuation and selection of decisions. It is
crucial that you are aware of the nature of the job and who deserves the job. Job
analysis delivers a mode to progress this understanding by scrutinizing the tasks
made in a job. The immediate products of this analysis are job specifications and
job requirements.
POSITIONS NUMBER OF PERSONNEL
General Manager 1
Bookkeeper 2
Production Head 1
Marketing Head 1
Production Staff 5
Delivery Clerk 2
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Driver 2
Utility Personnel 3
C. JOB SPECIFICATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS
1. GENERAL MANAGER
 Job Description
 Supervises the overall performance of the business
 Responsible in implementing policies
 Responsible in internal and external marketing
 Locates potential markets. Negotiates and maintains good relationship
with them
 Ensures all the customer queries and requests are responded in a timely
manner
 Responsible in preparing budget plan
 Responsible for receipts, disbursement and custody of money
 Job Requirements
 25 years old or above
 College graduate (Business related course)
 Must have a knowledge in bookkeeping
 With at least three year experience of being a business manager
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2. BOOKKEEPER (OUTSOURCE)
 Job Description

Responsible for the preparation of Financial Statements

Responsible in maintaining Payroll System

Ensures company’s abidance to tax laws and providing tax requirements
 Job Requirements

23 to 40 years old

Must be graduate of Accounting course

Must have a knowledge in bookkeeping
3. PRODUCTION HEAD

Job Description

Responsible for overall production duty

Responsible for purchasing raw materials and supplies

Maintains good relations with co-employees

Job Requirements

20 to 40 years old

College graduate (Business related course)

With one year experience in the field of marketing
4. MARKETING HEAD

Job Description - Responsible for advertising, securing the orders of the
buyers and overall marketing aspects of the company
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
Job Requirements
 24 to 40 years old
 College graduate (Business related course)
 With at least one year experience
5. PRODUCTION STAFF

Job Description - Responsible for making candles

Job Requirements
1. 18 to 40 years old
At least high school graduate
2. Must have one year experience in candle making
6. DELIVERY CLERK

Job Description - Responsible in the delivery and inventory of delivered
products

Job Requirements

Male

At least 21 years old

At least high school graduate

With experience in driving a delivery truck

Must have a driver’s licence
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7. DRIVER

Job Description - Responsible for the delivery of products

Job Requirements
 Male
 At least 25 years old
 At least high school graduate
 With experience in driving a delivery truck
 Must have a driver’s license
 Must be familiar with the routes where the company operates
8. UTILITY PERSONNEL

Job Description - Responsible for overall cleanliness of business site

Job Specification
 18 to 40 years old
 At least high school graduate
9. HIRING OF EMPLOYEES
Employees are necessary factors in a success of operations of the business. The
services rendered by employees are better shown appreciation and importance
through fair amount of compensation.
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Employment is very important because of this; people will have a source of
income to satisfy their daily living and wants.
 HIRING PROCESS
1. The applicant will directly go to the General Manager and submit to him his
Resume or Bio-data and will have an interview.
2. If the applicant is qualified, he will be oriented about his job and the rules
and regulations of the business
3. The applicant is hired, he should pass the following:
a) Police clearance
b) Barangay clearance
c) Medical certificate
d) SSS EI Form/ Pag-ibig and Philhealth Number
e) Valid ID
f) Certification of previous employment (if applicable)
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CHAPTER III: MARKETING STUDY
A company’s marketing plan is a key input to the business plan. It should
identify the most promising business opportunities for the business and outline
how to penetrate, capture and maintain positions in identified markets. It is a
communication tool combining all the elements of the marketing mix. It spells out
who will do what, when, where and how, to achieve its ends.
It is the process that brings together the abilities of the company and the
requirements of its customers and the consideration of the marketing
environment and the process of developing, pricing, promoting, and distributing
goods, services and ideas to satisfy the needs of consumers. Many people
incorrectly believe that marketing is the same thing as advertising or personal
selling; this definition shows marketing to be a far broader activity. Further, this
definition emphasizes the importance of beneficial exchanges that satisfy the
objectives of both those who buy and those who sell ideas, good, and
services— whether they are individuals or organizations.
To serve both buyers and sellers, marketing seeks discover the needs and
wants of prospective customers and to satisfy them. This prospective customers
include both individuals buying for themselves and their household, and
organizations that buy for their own news (such as manufacturers) or for resale.
The key to achieving these two objectives is the idea of exchange, which
is the trade of things of value between buyer and seller so that each is better off.
The main objective of this chapter is to know if the proposed project is feasible.
This chapter would consists brief description of the target market, survey
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questionnaires, supply and demand analysis and the marketing strategies that
were design by the proponents by analyzing the existing marketing practices of
similar business.
 TARGET MARKET
The goal of market research is to find the best customers. Target markets
are those individuals or groups most likely to become your customers. They have
common characteristics and needs that your business will be able to satisfy.
The proponents have chosen to have Sto. Domingo, Angeles City,
Pampanga as their target market since it is populated place having a total
population 361,532 and has a total household of 67,963 which are near to the
market considering that the area consists of 33 Barangay around the town
proper.
The following are the Barangays located at Angeles City, Pampanga:
Agapito del Claro M. Recto Lourdes Sur Amsic
Rosario
Cuayan Anunas Cutcut Lourdes Sur East
(Talimundoc)
Balibago Cutud Malabanias Capaya
Lourdes North Margot Ninoy Aquino Pandan
West (Marisol)
Pulung Maragul Mining Pulungbulu Salapungan
Pampang Pulung Cacutud
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SWOT ANALYSIS
SWOT analysis is a business technique that a company can perform for
each of its product services and markets when deciding on the best way to
achieve future growth. The process involves identifying the strengths and
weaknesses of a company, and opportunities and threats present in the market
that it operates in.
 STRENGTHS  THREATS
1. Dual purpose candle 1. Arrival of competitors
2. Lessen dengue cases 2. Threats in bad economy
3. Sold in other chain retailers 3. Possible increase of raw material
4. Low-cost price cost
5. Easy access to all of the needed 4. Changes in law that can affect the
resources and raw materials business
6. Product that is new and innovative 5. Pests and weather
 WEAKNESSES  OPPORTUNITIES
1. Purchases are based on 1. Increase employment rate
discretionary spending 2. Customer loyalty
2. Local operation 3. Growing market
3. It may not be patronized because 4. Affiliate relationship with retailers
of technological advancement
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SURVEY FORM
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SURVEY ANALYSIS
The questionnaire will acquire more knowledge considering the feasibility
of releasing a new product which is candle made of lemongrass . The survey
conducted was based on the available resources of the proponents. We have a
total of 50 respondents from different household in the Philippines.
1. ARE YOU USING INSECT REPELLENT LIKE

MOSQUITO COIL?
NO 0%
16%
YES
84%
This shows that 84% are using insect repellents in their home, and 16% are not.
2. ARE YOU USING CANDLE?

NO
0%
12%
YES
88%
88% of the respondents are using candle while 12% are not.
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3. HOW FREQUENT YOU USE CANDLE?

0% OFTEN
16%
SELDOM
ONCE IN A WHILE 24%
60%
Often16% are using candle, 24% are using it seldom while 60% are using
candle once in a while.
4. WHEN DO YOU USUALLY USE CANDLE?

DINNERTIME
0% ALL SOUL'S DAY
16%
WHEN
BLACKOUT
84%
This shows that none of the respondents use candle in dinnertime, 16%
in all soul’s day and 84% when blackout.
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5. WHICH DO YOU PREFER?

(IN TEMS OF LOOK.)
0% CARVED
16%
PLAIN
84%
This shows that 16% prefer carved candles while 84% prefer plainly made
candles.
6.DO YOU AGREE TO USE THE CANDLE AS

MOSQUITO REPELLENT?
NO 0%
22%
YES
78%
This represents that 78% agreed to use candle as a mosquito repellent while
22% disagree.
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7.IF EVER WE OFFER YOU THIS PRODUCT, ARE

YOU WILLING TO BUY?
NO
6% 0%
YES
94%
94% of the respondents said that they will buy our product and 6% will not.
8. DO YOU THINK OUR PRODUCT WILL BE

USEFUL TO YOU?
NO
4%0%
YES
96%
This shows that 96% thinks that our product will be useful to them and 4%
says that it will not be useful.
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9.IF YOU USE IT AND IT'S EFFECTIVE TO YOU,

WILL YOU BUY OUR PRODUCT AGAIN?
NO
4%0%
YES
96%
96% of the respondents said that if they proved our product effective they will buy
it again while 4% said that they will not buy our product again.
10.IF IT IS USEFUL TO YOU, WILL YOU

RECOMMEND OUR PRODUCT TO YOUR
RELATIVES AND FRIENDS?
NO
0%
0%
2%
YES
98%
This represents that 98% will recommend our product and 2% will not.
Because of the data presented above, we therefore conclude that
making candle using lemongrass is necessary for the reason of its dual
purpose and it is easy to market.
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SUPPLIER OF MATERIALS NEEDED
Supplier of Paraffin Wax
Supplier Address Item
Esperma Candle McArthur Highway San Jose, City Paraffin Wax
of San Fernando
Supplier of Lemongrass
Johnson Morgan Manila Lemongrass
Plantation
Supplier of Candle Wick
Esperma Candle McArthur Highway San Jose, City Candle Wick
of San Fernando
MARKET STRATEGIES
Our product Culex: Mosquito Repellant Lemongrass Candle will be
promoted by means of using fliers, posters, and a door-to-door advertisement in
every household.
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CHAPTER IV: TECHNICAL STUDY
A. MATERIALS NEEDED
 Raw materials
1. Lemongrass
2. Paraffin Wax
3. Candle Wick
 Equipments
1. China Molder Machine
2. Wax Melter Machine
3. Lemongrass Extractor
4. Packaging Machine
B. PRODUCT PROCEDURE
 Extract the lemongrass in the Lemongrass Extractor.
 Melt the paraffin wax in the Wax Melter Machine.
 Mix together the extracted lemongrass and melted paraffin
wax in the China Molder Machine.
 Wait until the mixture become solid.
 When the mixture become solid, cut the excess candle wick.
 Remove the finished product, and put the six pieces of
candle in the Packaging Machine for plastic covering.
 Put the packaged candle in the box
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CHAPTER V: FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Biosol Corporation
Statement of Financial Position
Year Ended December 31, 2017
ASSETS
Current Assets: Note
Cash and cash equivalent (1) 500,000
Trade and other receivables (2) 550,000
Inventories (3) 900,000
Prepaid expenses (4) 50,000
Total Current Assets 2,000,000
Noncurrent Assets:
Property, Plant and equipment (5) 5,000,000
Long-term investments (6) 5,000,000
Intangible assets (7) 2,000,000
Total Noncurrent Asset 12,000,000
Total Assets P 14,000,000
SHARE HOLDER EQUITY & LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities:
Trade and other payables (8) 800,000
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Note payable-short term debt 650,000
Warranty liability 80,000
Total Current Liabilities 1,530,000
Noncurrent liabilities
Note payable- due July 1, 2019 670,000
Deferred Tax Liability 130,000
Total noncurrent liability 800,000
Shareholder’s Equity
Share Capital, P100 par 5,000,000
Reserves (9) 3,000,000
Retained Earnings 3,670,000
Total stock Holder Equity 11,670,000
Total Stock holder Equity & Liabilities P 14, 000,000
Note 1-Cash and cash equivalent
Cash on hand 40,000
Cash in bank 450,000
Petty Cash fund 10,000
Total Cash and cash equivalent 500,000
Note 2-Trade and other receivables
Accounts receivable 480,000
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Allowance for doubtful accounts (30,000)
Notes Receivable 100,000
Total Trade and other receivables 550,000
Note 3-Inventories
Finished Goods 300,000
Goods in Process 400,000
Raw Materials 150,000
Manufacturing Supplies 50,000
Total Inventories 900,000
Note 4-Prepaid expenses
Office supplies unused 30,000
Prepaid insurance 20,000
Total Prepaid Expense 50,000
Note 5-Property, Plant and equipment
Land 1,500,000
Building 4,500,000
Machinery and equipment 1,000,000
Furniture and fixtures 300,000
Patents, molds, dies and tools, net 100,000
Total 7,400,000
Accumulated depreciation (2,400,000)
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Carrying amount 5,000,000
Accumulated depreciation:
Building 1,900,000
Machinery and equipment 350,000
Furniture and fixtures 150,000
Total Accumulated depreciation 2,400,000
Note 6-Long-term investments
Plant expansion fund 2,000,000
Financial assets at amortized cost 3,000,000
Total Long-term investments 5,000,000
Note 7-Intangible assets
Patent 500,000
Trademark 1,500,000
Total Intangible assets 2,000,000
Note 8-Trade and other payables
Accounts payable 350,000
Notes payable 200,000
Income tax payable 70,000
Dividends payable 100,000
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Accrued expenses 80,000
Total Trade and other payables 800,000
Note 9-Reserves
Share premium 2,000,000
Retained earnings appropriated for
Contingencies 1,000,000
Total reserves 3,000,000
Biosol Corporation
Projected Income Statement
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5

Sales 400 000.00 528 000.00 696 960.00 919 987.20 1 214 383.10
Cost of goods sold 244 440.00 313 896.00 404 236.80 510 592.70 643 623.40
Gross Profit 155 560.00 214 104.00 292 723.20 409 394.30 570 760.60
Gross Margin 38.89% 40.55% 42% 44.5% 47%
Operating Expenses 187 523.00 180 554.00 198 457.00 210 321.00 253 991.00
Net Income before tax (31 963.00) 33 550.00 94 266.20 199 073.30 316 769.60
Income Tax Expense 9 588.90 10 100.00 28 279.86 59 721.99 95 330.88
Net Income after tax (41 551.90) 23 450.00 65 986.34 139 351.31 221 738.72
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Payroll Slip
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MARY THE QUEEN COLLEGE (PAMPANGA) INC.

CHAPTER I: PROJECT BACKGROUND

A. Review of Related Literature

determine if the combination of lemongrass extract and paraffin wax could be

developed as mosquito repellant candle. Facts were gathered from references in

order to get the needed information for the study.

The American Mosquito Control Association stated that mosquitoes cause

worldwide die from mosquito-borne diseases every year. In addition, mosquito

vectored diseases include protozoan diseases, malaria, filarial diseases and

viruses such as dengue, encephalitis and yellow fever.

According to the clinical presentation of the Medical Entomology

diagnosis of mosquito-borne diseases including Dengue, Australian encephalitis,

appropriate blood tests.

National Geographic once revealed that, mosquitoes are carriers, or

number one in the fight against global infectious disease. Mosquito-borne

diseases cause millions of deaths worldwide every year with a disproportionate

effect on children and the elderly in developing countries.

Millions of people are patronizing chemical-based mosquito repellants for

problems. According to an article posted in blogspot by Cory Thiarello, children

to chemicals; young children are susceptible to change in their brain chemistry.

development of the nervous system.

mosquito-coils, a mosquito repelling incense, usually shaped into a spiral, and

typically made from a dried paste of pyrethrum powder as defined by Wikipedia.

Ang Ai Tin, a pediatrician of 20 years, warned: 'Mosquito coils are made of

as burning 75 to 137 cigarettes. The report said the pollutants released by

According to the Epicentre Encyclopedia of Spices, lemongrass is a tall

posted in Mosquitnoband.com stated that the benefit of using lemongrass as

mosquito repellent is that it is safe and non-toxic to humans and animals.

out of the body through urine.

A study made by Jared R. Eifert, presented at the California State Science

Fair (2004 Project Summary), states that, lemongrass is 51% effective as a

natural insect repellant.

comparable to commercial mosquito repellents.

B. Brief Description of Proposed Business

BioSol Company is established and known in creating and producing

unique and low-priced insect repellents and it intends to be based in Angeles

City, Pampanga, Philippines. It focuses in catering clients domestically. This

Candle from Lemongrass Extract and Paraffin Wax.

Nowadays, different kinds of mosquito repellent are being patronized by

company thus decided to come up with a mosquito repellent candle from

(2014) more than half of the world’s population is at risk of mosquito-borne

entirely preventable. This study aims to come up with a means of preventing

mosquito-borne diseases such as dengue fever. Being a candle at the same

not hazardous for health compared to the commercially available mosquito

Our company’s vision is to be the first ever leading producer of quality

C. Company Name and Logo

BioSol Corporation chose to have a simple

logo like what is illustrated to express

sincerity and purity of the service and the

product the company provide to consumers.

Color green signifies life, nature, freshness,

offer tomarket is a mix of organic materials and chemical to prevent some

for our potential customers.

BioSol Company is located at Sto. Domingo, Angeles City,

Pampanga with an approximate land area of 600 square meters which is

chosen because it is populous, accessible and it is near with customers

E. Vision, Mission and Objectives

BioSol Company envisions itself to be the leading producer of

quality and affordable anti-mosquito candle in Angeles City, Pampanga,

mosquito-repelling brand that can protect its consumer against the

diseases brought by the mosquitoes.

BioSol Company is committed in producing the best quality

customers from the disease-carrying mosquitoes. We also adhere to earn