Professional Documents
Culture Documents
On 8/09/2023
Prepared by:
Miss Muskan Sayyed
Miss Maria Bharmal
Under the Guidance of
Prof. S. M. Jadhav
Submitted to
Itinerary
S.N. Time Particulars
1 6:30 am Reporting at Institute
2 6:45 am Departure to Wai
3 7:30 am Breakfast at any convenient place
4 10:00 am Mapro- Shendurjane Plant
5 12:00 Kohinoor Mills Wai
6 12:30 pm Dholya Ganapati
7 1:30 pm Lunch
8 3:30 pm Bhilar Village
9 4:30 pm Table Land
10 5:30 pm Back Towards Institute
S.N. Particulars
1 Objective
2 Introduction of visit
3 History of company
4 Company Profile
5 Vision and Mission of company
6 Organization Structure
7 Factory Layout
8 Departments
9 Products
10 Jam Department
INTRODUCTION OF COMPANY:-
Mapro is Located around the idyllic hill-town of Panchgani in Western India, Mapro Foods
manufactures Fruit Jams; Fruit beverage concentrates – Crushes and Squashes; and Fruit Bars.
Withan annual processing capacity of around 30 thousand MT, Mapro is a market leader in
Western India.Founded in 1959, The Company has grown organically over the last five decades
with sustained profitability. Known for its quality and innovation, Mapro has built on its
founder’s philosophy of developing productsthat are value for money and imaginative.
Founded in 1959, the company had its humble beginnings in the hill town of Panchgani, near
Mahabaleshwar, when a businessman named Kishor vora, a pharmacist by profession, decided
to makesome strawberry jam. He then went on to develop innovative products such as jelly
sweet, fruit cubeswith fruit juice and rose syrup with rose petals- all for the first time in the
country. Todayhis ‘hobby’has borne fruit in the shape of Mapro, one of the most modern,
hygienic, quality focused fruit productmanufacturing units in India. His vision has been taken
forward, thereby transforming the region around Mahabaleshwar and Panchgani, the erstwhile
sleepy hill stations of Maharashtra, into a flourishing fruit processing zone.
Mapro was the pioneer of fruit-based confectionery in India, with its first jelly sweets being
made from fruit juices and liquid glucose. The ‘falero’ pulpy fruit chews, which are better
known as‘pares de fruit’ in the rest of the world-are excellent examples of Mapro’s very own
innovation labs.Falero comes in unique indigenous flavors that are suited to the Indian palate,
like Kachhi Kairi (Raw Mango), Mango and Strawberry With its state-of-the-art production
facilities, Mapro is committed to developing, producing, packaging, storing and selling food
products, with high regard of safety, nutrition and taste, by continually improving quality and
food safety management system to meet and exceed customer’s expectation. The company has
obtained ISO 22000:2005 certification from Bureau Veritas India. The implementation of
FSSC 22000 and B.R.C standards is being planned in the near future.
Having started with a capacity of 10MT of processed fruit products a year, the company
todayhas processing capacity about 30,000 MT per year with its factories in the Shendurjane
village of Satara district, Panchgani town, Gureghar village of Mahabaleshwar tehsil and
Indore town of Kangradistrict in Himachal Pradesh.
Mapro has established widespread distribution channels to reach its customers in west. North
and south India. Its network comprises of 12 super distributors and over 300 distributers across
17 Indian states. Mapro’s products are available in a large number of stores and it has a visible
presencein almost all the major cities across the country. Mapro has plans to penetrate in other
geographical regions, and also in smaller towns: and welcomed communication from interested
parties with manpower and infrastructure for retail distribution.
Mapro has recently started exporting its products. Markets are continuously growing and
Mapro is currently prevalent in Fiji, Mauritius, Oman, Russia, UAE, UK, Uganda, USA,
Canada, Africa and Australia.
HISTORY OF COMPANY:-
Mapro set up a fruit processing unit at Gureghar with 12 permanent employees and also
involving remaining villagers into farming. Mapro provided the farmers technical guidance
and also guaranteed to buy their produce. The region has the highest produce of strawberries
in India and constant increase in tourist inflow over time. Tourist recognition led to the
development of the Mapro Garden which is the popular identity of Gureghar among tourists
now.
Gureghar or Mapro Garden is host to the annual Strawberry Festival. Mahabaleshwar
contributes to 85% of the total Strawberry produce in India and about 80% is consumed fresh.
The Strawberry Festival encourages the strawberry cultivation in the belt. The highlights of
this festival are fresh farm picked strawberry lined up on tables for visitors to eat to their fullest
as well as traditional folk performances such as Shivkalin Dhol and Lezim, a high energy dance
for which dancers are invited from Pratapgarh.
Gureghar also boasts of being one of the first villages to have 100% sanitation with every house
having their own biogas plant. Statistics reveal 100% employment in the village, with none
under poverty line, and 100% literacy with a 0% dropout rate.
Mapro is a food processing company founded in 1959, in the hill-town of Panchgani, near
Mahabaleswar - a popular tourist destination near Mumbai and Pune. Mapro was started by
Kishore Vora a pharmacist by profession and later (1983 onwards) grown by his nephew Mayur
Vora. The high fruit juice content of Mapro's crushes and squashes - 45 per cent, compared to
25 per cent for rivals Kissan and Mala's - made them instant hits.
The rise of modern retail gave Mapro a nationwide network. After tax reforms Mapro invested
in setting up three new units in Satara and Pune districts in Maharashtra and Pathankot in
Punjab. As of 2012, installed capacity was 100 tonnes a day. As growth in the jams and
squashes business started slowing in 2005, Mapro entered the confectionery and chocolate
business.
COMPANY PROFILE:-
Name of the Organization: - MAPRO Foods Private Limited.
Address:- Mapro Foods Private limited, 122, Shendurjane
Wai-Surur Road, Wai.
Dist. Satara, Pin: - 412 803, Maharashtra, India.
Telephone (Office): - + (91) -(2167)-222111
Location:- Mapro Foods Private Limited,
Unit No.: -3, Shendurjane
Wai-Surur Road, Wai.
Dist.: Satara.
Establishment Year: - 12th November 1977.
Shendurjane Unit (Unit-3): -2007
Certification No.:- ISO 22000:2005 & ISO-9001-2008 status certified by
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MAINTANANCE
PRODUCTS: -
1. SHARBATS:
a) Rose
b) Kesar
c) Khus
d) Mahakool
2. CRUSHES:
a) Alphonso Mango Crush
b) Black currant Crush
c) Citrus Blue Crush
d) Kiwi Crush
e) Kokum Crush
f) Litchi Crush
g) Orange Crush
h) Peach & Apricot Crush
i) Pineapple Crush
j) Thandai Crush
k) Strawberry Crush
l) Strawberry Crush Whole
m) Green Apple Crush
n) Guava Crush
5. SYRUPS:
a) Pineapple
b) Strawberry
6. JAMS:
a) Whole Strawberry Jam
b) Strawberry Jam
c) Mix-fruit Jam
d) Pineapple Jam
e) Mango Jam
f) Orange Marmalade Jam
7. TOPPINGS:
a) Strawberry Topping
b) Butterscotch Topping
c) Chocolate Topping
8. FALERO / FRUIT CUBE:
a) Mango
b) Strawberry
c) Kachhi Kairi
d) Guava
e) Jamun
f) Tamarind
9. Cordial:
a) Lime Juice Cordial
b) Jeera Masala Cordial
PRODUCTION DEPARTMENTS: -
MAPRO Foods Pvt. Ltd. has eight major departments producing finished as well as
intermediateproducts they are as follows:
1. Pulping Line
2. Sugar syrup Line
3. SCS (Squash Crush Sharbat) Line
4. Jam line
5. Khakhra Line
6. Mazana Line
7. Falero Line
8. Nachos Line
JAM DEPARTMENT: -
The jam department is the most multifunctional department. The equipment’s have been
successfully used to manufacture not only jam but also, dessert toppings, ketchups, lounges,
crushes,etc.
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Student’s Observations and Learning:
The value of the food processing business.
Effective trash management and strategies.
Application of supply chain management in the food processing sector.
Making use of scarce resources to create commodities that aid the food processing
sector in creating jobs.
Opportunities as well as challenges in the food processing sector. Recognized
business production and management procedures.