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Final Project Report
LASANI FEED
Poultry, Dairy and vegetable Scheme, Islamabad
Presented To:
Aziz-ur-Rehman Khan
Presented By: SHINING PATH
Ubaid ullah Jan
CIIT/FA09-MBE-021
Inam-ullah CIIT/FA09-MBE-
006
DATE:07\01\2011
The Exordium
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First of all we are thankful to Almighty ALLAH for giving
us much cooperation and supporting parents who have
given us this opportunity to study in COMSATS. I would
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Table of Contents
Objectives of the
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Lasani Feed
Profile---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Vision----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Mission--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Operations
Strategies----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Different
Competitors--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Productivity of Lasani
Feed------------------------------------------------------------------------------7
Forecasting--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Design/layout
Strategies----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Capacity
Planning------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Location
Strategies----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Recommendations-----------------------------------------------------------------
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Executive
Summary-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Exhibit
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Exhibit
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-:Lasani Feed
(History):-
In 2000 Mr. Inam Started his business of Venda
(Cattle Feed) from a little Godown, he started his
business at low level with a small investment. At the
time he started his business few people are familiar
with that product, people are unaware about the
existence of the product as well as the benefits of using
this Venda.
Mission Statement
We are committed to producing & marketing best
quality feed at lowest costs to customers who look for
consistent quality feed. Unlike other feed producers in
the state, we establish & maintain long term, mutually
rewarding relationships with our customers.
Vision Statement
To be a role model for feed production operations
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-:OPERATION STRATEGIES OF
LASANI FEED:-
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• Shahdab Feed
• Sona Feed
• Super Feed
Forecasting:-
Lasani feed have no forecasting technique. They
Produce Venda on Demand of their customers.
-:Design/Layout Strategies:-
-:Warehousing and Storage Layout:-
ENTRY /
EXIT
PLANT 1
PLANT 2
PLANT 3
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Warehouse
(Exhibit 1)
-:Capacity Planning:-
-:Design Capacity of Lasani Feed:-
*Machinery is designed to produce 60 bags of per hour
Input = 1 shift, 7 hrs and 7 days
Design to produce = 60 bags per hr
Design Capacity = (1 day x 1shift x 7 hrs per day) x (60
bags per hr)
Design Capacity = 7 hrs x 60 bags per hr
Design Capacity of Lasani Feed = 420 Bags per
day
-:Location Strategies:-
Location:-
“A place where business or factory physically
exist”
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Recommendations :-
• Currently the machines used by Lasani Feed is no
doubt one of the best machines which are being
used in Pakistan and is producing a good quality of
products but he still can improve his production by
importing a quality machines that can have unique
features which are not available in the machines in
use. By using imported machines he can further
reduces his labor cost as well as energy and labor
hours.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
A. Operation Strategies
B. Productivity Tools
C. Layout Strategies
D. Capacity Planning
E. Location Strategies
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