Food has been preserved by smoke—curing since before the dawn of recorded history. People in all cultures the world over have relied on the smoke-curing of fish and meat products for long-term storage. In Europe and Britain during the middle ages various heavily smoked and salted foods were relied upon to carry people over the lean times of late winter and into spring. Fresh fish could not be transported any distance from the port of landing unless they were preserved. Two of these products were Red Herring and Salt Cod. Red Herring was made with heavily salted herring that was smoked for up to three weeks in a kiln similar to those in use today to make "bloaters" on Grand Manan, New Brunswick today.
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Introduction
Chapter
I Project Summary
Name of the Enterprise
Location
Related National Program
Project’s Long Range Objectives
Feasibility Criteria
Highlights of the Project
Project Time Table
Nature of Industry
Mode of Financing
Investment Cost
II Market Study
Product Description
Demand
Supply
Factors affecting the Market
Marketing Program
SWOT Analysis
III Technical Study
The Products
Manufacturing process
Flow Chart
Plant Size
Machinery and Equipment
Office Supplies
Plant Location
Building and Facilities
Materials
Utilities
Waste Disposal
Production Cost
IV Financial Study
Assumptions
Income Statement
Statement of Cash Flows
Balance Sheet
Financial Ratio Analysis
V Management Study
Form of Ownership
Organizational Chart
Key Personnel
Project Time Table
GANTT Chart
General Administrative Policy
VI Socio-Economic Study
Importance of the Study
Effects towards Students
Effects towards the Society
Effects towards the Government
Effects toward the Industry
Effects towards the Supplier
Effects towards the Supply
Effects towards the Customer
Effects towards the Workers
Socio-Economic Chart
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