CACAO AND TURMERIC TEA INTEGRATION: A PROCESSING CASE

STUDY OF PAGLINAWAN ORGANIC ECO FARM

A CASE STUDY PROPOSAL

PRESENTED TO THE FACULTY OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMICS
VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY
VISCA, BAYBAY CITY, LEYTE

IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE

REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRIBUSINESS

CHARLAINE CEBRIAN
[Month 20___]
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2
LIST OF TABLES 3
LIST OF FIGURES 4
LIST OF APPENDIX TABLES 5
LIST OF APPENDIX EXHIBIT 6

INTRODUCTION 7
Objectives of the Study 7
Significance of the Study 7
Scope and Limitations of the Study 7

METHODOLOGY 8
Location and Time of the Study 8
Data Gathered 8
Data Gathering Procedure 8
Data Presentation and Analysis 8

REFERENCES 9

APPENDIX TABLE 10

APPENDIX EXHIBITS 12

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1 Personnel Profile of Pacific Farms, Inc. 4

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1 Organizational Chart of WSH International Holdings, Inc. 4

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 INTRODUCTION

Cacao with turmeric tea or Cacao powder with 5 in 1 turmeric blend is one

of the products Paglinawan Organic Eco Farm produces. It is a blend of cacao

which comes from the cacao bean used to make chocolate, and turmeric, a spice

known for its anti-inflammatory properties. Aside from turmeric, ginger, soursop

(guyabano), moringa (malunggay) and lemongrass which make it 5 in 1 turmeric

blend. The inclusion of turmeric, ginger, soursop, moringa and lemongrass adds

a variety of flavors, creates a warm and flavorful beverage that is often enjoyed

for its rich taste and potential health benefits. The cacao provides a chocolatey

undertone, ginger and turmeric are known for their anti-inflammatory properties,

lemongrass adds a citrusy touch, soursop contributes to the tropical flavor, and

moringa brings additional nutritional value.

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the particular field of study. It attempts to inform the reader about the rationale

behind the work]

Objectives of the Study

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operations and management practices of XYZ Company.

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1. Perform management-related activities in the agribusiness firm;

2. Identify the problems (faced by the firm in the focused area and

commodity); and;

3. Generate the best solutions to the main problem identified.

Significance of the Study

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the study to the student who is on internship in an agribusiness firm, the study’s

usefulness to the firm management and other individuals who might find the

result of the study relevant to their needs.]

Scope and Limitations of the Study

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range of products and services. Then, discuss the focus of your study (functional

area focus, product focus, etc.). Indicate also in this section case study’s data

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Location and Time of the Study

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conducted, the complete address, period covered in the study and the total

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Data to be Gathered

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Data Gathering Procedure

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Data Presentation and Analysis

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 REFERENCES

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below. The references shall be single spaced within each author entry,
double spaced between entries. These should be indented five spaces but
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(APA). Please refer to the workbook for the specific format.]
Alter, A. L., Epley, N., Eyre, R. N., & Oppenheimer, D. M. (2007). Overcoming
intuition: Metacognitive difficulty activates analytic reasoning. Journal of
Experimental Psychology, 136 (General), 569-576.
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Appendix Exhibit 1. Gantt Chart