Modelo proLab: mejorando la nutrición con una nueva línea de negocio basada en superfoods: Thani
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2023-09-11
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
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La malnutrición es uno de los mayores desafíos que enfrenta el mundo en la
actualidad, ya sea por falta de alimentos, deficiencias de micronutrientes o por una dieta poco
saludable. La malnutrición no solo afecta la salud y el bienestar de las personas, sino que
también puede tener un impacto significativo en la economía y el desarrollo social de los
países. En particular, en países en vías de desarrollo como Perú, es importante buscar
soluciones innovadoras y efectivas para abordar esta problemática y mejorar la calidad de
vida de las personas.
Por ello, la presente tesis aborda una solución que contribuye a mejorar la situación de
malnutrición y la propone para los NSE A, B y C de la macro región centro andina, a través
de la marca Thani, una línea de productos de panificación, a base de superfoods, nutritiva y
de alta creación calidad, que permita abordar el Objetivo de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS) 2
Hambre Cero y mejorar la alimentación y bienestar de las personas. Este objetivo será
logrado tomando como base el know-how e infraestructura de Panadería Lalos que ya cuenta
con varios años de experiencia en el rubro y que es conocido en Huancayo.
A través de una investigación rigurosa, Thani se ha enfocado en crear una solución
sostenible y de alta calidad con buen sabor y alto valor nutricional que fue validado a través
de encuestas y pruebas de usabilidad que permitieron confirmar las hipótesis sobre el interés
de compra. Además, se elaboró un plan de marketing y operaciones, así como un análisis
financiero para la factibilidad y viabilidad del negocio. El costo de adquisición del cliente
(CAC) es de 104.68, con una relación LTV/CAC de 104.68. Para que el proyecto sea viable,
se concluyó una inversión inicial de S/1,000.000 y, según los flujos, se logra una tasa interna
de retorno (TIR) de 75.25% y un valor actual metro (VAN) de $1,550,569 considerando un
horizonte de cinco años. Finalmente, el VAN social de $881,997, siendo un proyecto
rentable, viable y sostenible.
Malnutrition is one of the biggest challenges facing the world today, whether it is due to lack of food, micronutrient deficiencies, or an unhealthy diet. Malnutrition not only affects people's health and well-being but can also have a significant impact on the economy and social development of countries, especially in developing countries like Perú. In this context, it is important to look for innovative and effective solutions to address this problem and improve people's quality of life. Therefore, this thesis addresses a solution that contribute to improving the malnutrition situation and proposes a solution for the socio-economic groups A, B, and C of the central andean macro-region through the creation of Thani, a line of superfood-based bakery products that are nutritious and of high quality, aiming to address SDG 2 Zero Hunger and improve people's nutrition and well-being. This objective will be achieved based on the know-how and infrastructure of Panadería Lalos, which already has several years of experience in the industry and is well-known in Huancayo. Through rigorous research, Thani has focused on creating a sustainable and high- quality solution with good taste and high nutritional value, which was validated through surveys and usability tests that confirmed the hypotheses about purchase interest. In addition, a marketing and operations plan was developed, as well as a financial analysis for the feasibility and viability of the business. The Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) is 104.68, with a Lifetime Value/CAC ratio of 104.68. To make the project viable, an initial investment of S/1,000,000 was concluded, and according to the cash flows, an Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of 75.25% and a net present value (NPV) of $1,550,569 were achieved considering a five-year horizon. Finally, a social VAN of $881,997 is achieved, making it a profitable, viable, and sustainable project.
Malnutrition is one of the biggest challenges facing the world today, whether it is due to lack of food, micronutrient deficiencies, or an unhealthy diet. Malnutrition not only affects people's health and well-being but can also have a significant impact on the economy and social development of countries, especially in developing countries like Perú. In this context, it is important to look for innovative and effective solutions to address this problem and improve people's quality of life. Therefore, this thesis addresses a solution that contribute to improving the malnutrition situation and proposes a solution for the socio-economic groups A, B, and C of the central andean macro-region through the creation of Thani, a line of superfood-based bakery products that are nutritious and of high quality, aiming to address SDG 2 Zero Hunger and improve people's nutrition and well-being. This objective will be achieved based on the know-how and infrastructure of Panadería Lalos, which already has several years of experience in the industry and is well-known in Huancayo. Through rigorous research, Thani has focused on creating a sustainable and high- quality solution with good taste and high nutritional value, which was validated through surveys and usability tests that confirmed the hypotheses about purchase interest. In addition, a marketing and operations plan was developed, as well as a financial analysis for the feasibility and viability of the business. The Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) is 104.68, with a Lifetime Value/CAC ratio of 104.68. To make the project viable, an initial investment of S/1,000,000 was concluded, and according to the cash flows, an Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of 75.25% and a net present value (NPV) of $1,550,569 were achieved considering a five-year horizon. Finally, a social VAN of $881,997 is achieved, making it a profitable, viable, and sustainable project.
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Alimentos--Industria y comercio--Perú, Hábitos alimenticios--Perú, Nutrición--Perú