Starting a Fruit Shake Business

July 23, 2007 by Leo   9,807 Views

I. INVESTMENT REQUIREMENTS (All price are in Php based on 2007 market price.)

a. Cost of Utensils:

  • 1 pc Fruit slicer 6″ (stainless steel) – 278.25
  • 1 pc Can opener – 68.25
  • 1 set Measuring spoon (plastic) – 36.75
  • 1 pc Measuring cup (plastic) – 57.75
  • 1 pc Chopping board (anti-bacterial) – 89.25
  • 3 pcs Plastic bowl 26″ @52.00 – 163.80
  • 1 pc Spatula – 58.80

b. Equipment:

  • 2 units Blender (unbreakable, 350W) @ 1,295.00 – 2,590.00
  • 1 unit Kitchen scale (0-1 kg) – 293.95
  • 1 unit Styrofoam cooler/ice chest (12×18x24) – 228.90
  • 1 unit Refrigerator (3 cu.ft. personal size) – 7,875.00

Sub-Total – P 11,117.35

c. Raw Materials:

  • 1/3 cup or 40 gms. Ripe mangoes – 2.55
  • 1/8 cup Evaporated milk – 1.00
  • 1 tbsp. Granulated sugar – 1.00
  • 3/4 ice cubes – 0.50

Sub-Total – 6.05

Other flavors and varieties:

  • 1/3 cup or 40 gms. Melon – 1.30
  • 1/3 cup or 40 gms. Avocado – 3.35
  • 1/3 cup or 40 gms. Strawberry – 8.40

d. Packaging:

  • 1 pc Plastic glass (12 oz.) – 1.40
  • 1 pc Straw – 0.15

II. PROCEDURES

  1. Choose fresh ripe fruits.
  2. Peel and remove seeds (when needed) slice fruits into smaller pieces.Remove seeds.
  3. Weigh or measure 40 gms. or 1/3 cup fruit and put in blender. Add milk and sugar.
  4. Fasten lid of blender and press start button. Use high speed for about 20-30 seconds.
  5. Stop the blender and check to see if the ingredients are well blended. Sometimes fruits will jam under the blade. If there is a jammed fruit, use a spatula to unjam then blend again.
  6. Once the mixture is evenly blended, slowly add 3/4 cup ice until blender sounds smooth.
  7. Pour in 12 oz. plastic glass and serve with straw.

Note: You can mix 2 kinds of fruits together, adjust measurement of each fruit to 1/4 cup.

III. COSTING AND PRICING

a. Product Costing (ex. mango shake)

Direct cost:

  • Ingredients used for 1 oz. glass – 5.05
  • Packaging – 1.55

Total – 6.60

Indirect cost:

  • Labor cost (330.00/day/50 glasses produced) – 6.60
  • Transportation (15.00/50 glasses) – 0.28
  • Water and electricity (735.00/30 days per 50 glasses) – 0.51
  • Contingency (10% direct cost) – 0.66

Total – 8.05

b. Production cost:

  • Total direct cost – 6.60
  • Add: Total indirect cost – 8.05

Total – 14.65

c. Product Pricing:

  • Production cost per glass – 14.65
  • Add: 25% mark-up of the production cost – 3.66

Selling price per glass – P 18.31
Market price per glass – P25.00 – 30.00

For more information, contact:

Bureau of Small and Medium Enterprise Development (BSMED)
3/F Oppen Bldg.
349 Sen. Gil Puyat Ave., Makati City
Tel: 890-4968; 897-7596; 897-1693
Fax: 896-7916
Email: bsmed@dti.gov.ph
Website: www.dti.gov.ph

photo from anton.blogs.com


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21 Responses to “Starting a Fruit Shake Business”
  1. Sheryl Fernandez says:

    Im interested in putting up ice cream float… Im thinking of using powder fruit flavors.Can you give me some tips on sourcing out this powder fruit flavors.San po ba available na medyo cheaper price? is it available in malls supermarket (SM)?
    Thank you… Your feedback is highly anticipated.

    Sheryl,

  2. che says:

    ano po ba business proposal ng fruit shake nyo po?

  3. AJ says:

    sir, san po ba may murang suppier nang flavoring powder pora sa shake at sa mga cups po… thankz

  4. regine says:

    Good day! I want to start my own fruit shake business. Before that, I want to attend some trainings and seminars regarding this business. If you know a school who do some trainings pls email me. thanks!

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