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Operations Management at
Agrotech Pvt Limited (Edible Oil Refining)

Group Number A8
I P Sudhir Kumar PGP16/002
Jayashree ML PGP16/024
Megha Jain PGP16/031
Pooja Sharma PGP16/036
Neeraj Kumar PGP16/033
Rohit Kumar PGP16/042
Boby Chaitanya V FPM
Piyush Kumar FPM

Acknowledgement
During the term project for Operations Management (OM-I), we had a great opportunity to learn and apply the various concepts and principles that we have learnt in the course. For a successful and enriching learning experience, we’d like to acknowledge, with utmost sincerity, the efforts of all those who have made the successful completion of our project possible.
We are thankful to Prof. Sanjay Jarkharia (Instructor for OM-I course), for his constant guidance and support throughout the period of project.
Also, our honest regards for all the staff at Agrotech Pvt Ltd., who made this project experience all the more enriching and enjoying, our fellow classmates who were always at help regarding anything concerned with the project and the wonderful people of Kerala who were always helping and considerate during our field trips.

LIST OF DIAGRAMS Title of Diagram | Organizational Structure of Agrotech Private Limited (Refining unit) | Block Diagram of Plant | Process Flow Diagram |

TABLE OF CONTENTS S.NO | Contents | Page No | 1. | Introduction | | | 1.1 Oil Manufacturing in India | | | 1.2 Domestic production and consumption | | | 1.3 Classification of consumers geographically | | | | | 2. | The Agrotech Private Limited | | | 2.1 Mission | | | 2.2 Vision | | | 2.3 Human Resource Management | | | 2.4 Organizational Structure | | | 2.5 Suppliers of raw material | | | 2.6 Customers and market in India | | | | | 3. | Manufacturing of Vanaspati

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