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Dehydration of Onion & Garlic - a Project Report
ABSOLUTE TECHNOLOGIES

Technical Know-how - A Gateway to Prosperity A PROJECT REPORT ON

MANUFACTURING OF DEHYDRATED
ONION & GARLIC

Prepared By

S.A. Azad ( alias Burhaan)
B.Sc. Tech ( Chem Tech ) , DFM, DNIIT
Ex. Sr. Manager – HPCL ( Project Planning)

For

Mr M. Patel, Dhule

________________________________________________________________________

Research Centre: Hira Nagar, Akola Road, Khamgaon ( M.S.) 444303-India Phone / Fax : 91-7263 – 259052, 91 – 22 - 28321110,
Email : support@absoluteprojectreports.net

A PROJECT REPORT ON

MANUFACTURING OF DEHYDRATED
ONION & GARLIC

INDEX Page No.

1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 General 1.2 Industry Status 2. MARKET POTENTIAL 2.1 General 2.2 USA Scenario & Export Market 3. PRODUCTION & TECHNICAL ASPECTS 3.1 Manufacturing Process 3.2 Powder Making

4. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 4.3 Detailed Specs

INDEX ( CONT’D )

4.4 Quality Standards 5. BASIS & PRESUMPTIONS 5.1 Assumptions 5.2 Implementation Schedule 6. PROJECT FACILITES & COST ESTIMATES 6.1 Land & Building 6.2 Utilities 6.3 Plant & Machineries 7. FINANCIAL ASPECTS 7.1 Fixed Capital 7.2 Operating Expenses & Working Capital 7.3 Cost of Project 7.4 Sales Realization 7.5 Profitability & Cash Flows 7.6 Loan Repayment Chart 7.7 Financial Analysis &
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