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        BAIKUNTHI DEVI KANYA MAHAVIDYALAYA
                           AGRA
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            INDUSTRIAL VISIT PROJECT REPORT
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                             ON
                   “VARUN BEVERAGE”

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                     SUBMITTED BY
                     AYUSHI GUPTA

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                ROLL NO:-110045070002
                  B.B.A. IIIrd SEMESTER
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                  SESSION (2012- 2013)

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            IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT OF
        BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (B.B.A.) PROGRAM

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                                 OF
              DR. BHIM RAO AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY, AGRA


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C    ONTENTS



S.no.     Particulars

1.      Acknowledgements
2.      Certificate
3.      Objective of the Study
4.      Research Methodology
5.      About the Company
6.      Live and Learning Experience
7.      Conclusion
8.      Bibliography
Acknowledgements
I would like to express my thanks to people for collective effort, who
have given their full support and valuable suggestions.

I can’t begin without you dear GOD. Thank you for being with me.

In my thanks list are my friends, teachers, colleuges who really showered
constructive feedback and suggestions without which this report would not
have been in present form.

Now, its time to convey regards to those people who have helped me in this
report. Dr. Ranjana Mehrotra, Head of BBA Deptt. who praise me for this
project; I acknowledge all the teachers especially Mrs. Rachna Solanki for
guiding us on every pin-point of this report; Mr. Ajeet Singh, HR Manager of
Varun Beverages, who guide us and acquaint us with all the information about
the processes, turnover of Varun Beverages, and so forth.

Finally I must say thanks to my parents. They were like praising, encouraging
me and gave right direction in the preparation. They are the reason and real
force behind my writing.

                                                              -Ayushi Gupta
Objectives of the study

O
           bjective of the study is to learn and experience significant
           contribution of theoretical aspects of business
           administration in business world. Any organisation either
           public or private comes under industry of commerce follow
the basic concepts of business administration and they have to plan
organise direct control and coordinate different activities at different
grounds.



The study is undertaken the following specific objectives:-
   To learn and experience the current business world.

   To analyse the present organisational behaviour and business
    environment.

   To analyse the effect of the ethics and values in enhancing
    effectiveness of the organisation.

   To analyse various measures necessary for gearing up of business
About the Company
       HISTORY OF THE VARUN BEVERAGES LTD.
Varun Beverages Ltd. is situated in Tahsil Chhata of Mathura district. Pepsi
    has given VBL franchise and profit generated by the Co. is totally
                           participated by itself.


Earlier, Agra Beverages Ltd. was situated in the city of Taj, Agra in 1970. It
 was set up for Coca Cola but due to political movement Coca Cola went
  out from the country. They started filling Limca, Double Seven by 10th
   April 1986 and then afterwards Parle Products. In 1991 the company
started filling of Pepsi brands. At present Agra Beverages Ltd. is converted
     into Varun Beverages Ltd. established in March 1999, situated in
                             Kosikalan, Mathura.


 Varun Beverages Ltd. is a private limited company to which franchise is
    given by Pepsi Food Ltd. for bottling of the various Pepsi brands.
Managing Director of the company is Mr. Ravi Kumar Jaipuria, leading top
              businessman (In Soft drink Market) in India.
PEPSI GUIDELINES:




                        PEPSI LANGUAGE:

 A district is a geographical area, which includes a number of accounts or
  outlets.

 A route is a set of outlet called on by a sales man per day.

 A sub route is a set of outlet called on by a sales man on a specific day.

 A route day is a specific day of week during which is sub route is served.

 Call frequency is the number of times; an outlet is a schedule to be
  called on by a salesman in a week.

 Selling is defined as the active attempt of a salesman to sell the product
  to the consumer.
VISION OF THE ORGANIZATION
  The future description of something (an organization corporate
    culture, a business, a technology, an activity) in the future.
     Varun Beverages define its vision statement as follows:

 “Varun Beverages Ltd. enters next few years with the confidence of a
         learning knowledge based and happy organization”.
  We will establish ourselves as a supplier of choice by delighting our
customers with our service and our products. In the coming decade, we
will become the most cost competitive Beverages Plant and so serve the
                      community and the nation.


                        Market Survey:

Marketing survey is an assessment, which can help executive to raise
the level of their subordinates. Survey collects recorded and analyze
  the data about marketing problems to facilitate decision-making.

 Varun Beverages Ltd. is one of the bottlers representing PEPSI. Varun
   Beverages has provided its total market potential ranging U.P.,
 RAJASTHAN, HARYANA, M.P., GOA, NEPAL, due to piracity of time,
         market survey was operated only in Vrindavan city.
Soft drink is a consumer’s good market has divided the consumer’s
                      good into three categories:-

  (a)Convenience goods

  (b)Shopping goods &

  (c)Special goods



Soft drink falls in the categories of convenience goods. These products,
which a consumer buy frequently, immediately, regularly and with
minimum shopping efforts. The distribution of these products should
be available for the convenient location to facilitate consumer. Soft
drink completely fits into the definition, simply because soft drink are
impulse item purchased on the spur of the moment without much
through & consideration. Hence V.B.L. does its best effort to make soft
drink available with in easy reach of consumers.

Different marketing activities are adopted to ensure proper discharge
at marketing functioning three folds: -

  (1) Anticipation and recognition at demand.
  (2) Stimulation of demand
  (3) Satisfaction of demand
PROMOTION FACILITIES :
  The company in order to enhance its sales gives certain Promotional
                 concessions to the dealers and retailers

DISTRIBUTORS:

The company owns the advertisement costs Expenditure On lifting
schemes are given. The company owns umbrellas, Chains and paintings
etc.

RETAILERS:
   Free painting.
   Glow signboard.
   Refrigerators are provided (on certain terms and conditions).
   Umbrellas and chains are provides by the company, conditions
       being good gathering and publicity etc. market schemes are given.
MARKETING CONCEPT:

      Marketing boasts a rich array of concept and tools. We will start
by defining marketing, and than describe its major concept and tools.

      Marketing is a societal process by which individuals and Group
obtain what they need and want through creating, Offering, and freely
exchange products and services of Value with others.

      The marketing concept hold that key to achieving its
Organizational goals consists of the company being more effective than
competitor in creating, delivering, and communication customer value
to its chosen target market. The marketing concept takes an outside in
prospective. It starts with a well-defined market, focuses on customer
needs, coordinates all the activities that will affect customer and
produces profits by satisfying customers.

MISSION STATEMENT:

“Consistent with the values of the Varun Beverages . Pvt. Ltd and strives
to strengthen India’s industrial base through the effective utilization of
men and materials.”
      The means envisaged to achieve this are high technology and productivity,
consistent with modern management practices. Overall, the company seeks to scale
the heights of excellence in all that it does in all atmospheres free from fear and
thereby reaffirms the faith in democratic values.
PHILOSOPHY
  The Philosophy of Varun Beverages Ltd. Establishes the value, believes &
       guidelines for the manner in which the Varun Beverages Ltd. Is going to
      conduct its business. Usually the officers of the Varun Beverages Ltd. Lay
        down the corporate Philosophy, which an organization follows in its
         strategic and operational activities. Such a Philosophy may not be
        consciously and formally stated but may gradually evolve due to the
                                  officer’s actions.

Generally an officer has a perception of the type of organization that he wants
        his company to be the executive committees of Varun Beverages Ltd.
      Discuss and decide on a corporate philosophy to be followed for strategic
      management. Consultants may also be called upon to make an in depth
          analysis of the organization to suggest an appropriate Philosophy
                                     statement.
STRUCTURE OF THE ORGANIZATION

                                   CHAIRMAN




                             MANAGING DIRECTOR




   PRODUCTION            FINANCE              PERSONNEL         MARKETING

    MANAGER          MANAGER                  MANAGER            MANAGER



    ASSISTANT        ASSISTANT                ASSISTANT          AREA SALES

    MANAGER          MANAGER                  MANAGER            MANAGER




1. STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT

                              Plant. Managers

                             Plant Accountant

                            Production Manager

                               Shipping Head




      Supply Executive                                    Shipping In charge
2. STRUCTURE OF SALES DEPARTMENT IN V.B.L.

                                       M.U.M.




                                        U.M.




               T.D.M.         T.D.M.             T.D.M.      T.D.M.




           A.D.C.         A.D.C.           A.D.C.           A.D.C.




           C.E.            C.E.                 C.E.         C.E.




       SALES            SALES          SALES              SALES       SALES
       MAN              MAN             MAN               MAN         MAN



M.U.M. -       MARKETING UNIT HEAD, Mr. Prakash Chopra

U.M.   -       UNIT MANAGER, Mr. Deepak Bhalla

T.D.M. -       TERRITORY DEVELOPMENT MANAGER, Mr. Ajay Saigal

A.D.C. -       ACCOUNTS DEVELOPMENT CO-ORDINATOR, Mr. Amit Gupta

C.E.   -       CUSTOMER EXECUTIVE, Mr. Sachin Dixit

M.E.   -       MARKETING EXECUTIVE, Mr. Ashish Agrawal
3. STRUCTURE       OF ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT:

                                       Unit Head



                               Sales Account Head




 Accounts Executive           Accounts Executive                    Accounts Executive




      4. STRUCTURE OF PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT:

    Unit Manager               --         Mr. Anoop Channa.




     H R Manager                   -      A Raziq Malik




     TDM                      --          Mr. K.M. Sharma.




      ADC                     --          Mr. Ravi Jain.




      CE                      --          Mr. Rajeev Tandon.

      5.   STRUCTURE OF PURCHASE DEPARTMENT:

                           Purchase Manager



      Purchase Executive                                     Purchase Executive
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Under the guidance of its chairperson, the company had consistently backed on
numerous occasions’ awards for quality assurance and productivity. The company’s
highly sophisticated plant and quality control laboratory along with the dedication
and enterprise of its employees is more than evenly matched by the management’s
sense of understanding and compassion that insured the company’s progress with
every passing day.

Currently despite having a sale of more than 24 million bottles and paying
handsomely to the state of and national exchequer by way of statutory duties and
company enable to meet the growing demand of its products and consequently a
plan to establish a second production line with enhanced capacity is on the anvil.




MAJOR COMPETITORS
The Coca-Cola Company exists to benefit and refresh everyone it touches. Founded
in 1886, our Company is the world's leading manufacturer, marketer, and distributor
of nonalcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups, used to produce nearly 400
beverage brands. Our corporate headquarters are in Atlanta, with local operations in
over 200 countries around the world.

The product range of COCA-COLA Consists of: -

COLA        ORANGE       LIME       LIME         MANGO      M.WATER



COKE        FANTA        LIMCA      SPRITE       MAAZA      KINLEY
SWOT ANALYSIS
    Strengths:-
  Varun Beverages are franchisee owned Bottle Operation (FOBO) of world’s most famous
     soft drinks giant PepsiCo.
  Varun Beverages uses state of the art and fully automatic machines and technology for the
     product and bottling of soft drinks.
  It has a very strong distribution network and well built market and currently holds almost
     all the parts of the state.

  Weakness:-

  Purity & Quality of the products are estimated manually.
  Promotional activities in the rural market are not up to the mark as compared to the
     urban market.
  It’s one of the popular brands PEPSI in Cola flavor is lagging behind with its nearest
     competitor only due to high sugar content and less thrilling taste.
  More emphasis is given to the large dealers.
  PEPSI has only one cola flavor where its competitor has Coca-cola has Coke and
     Thumps-Up.

    Opportunities:-

  It should give more incentives to the dealers in the rural areas, where there is a
     huge market potential.
  It should adopt automatic and computerized quality control system for its product.
  More lucrative schemes to be launched regularly, especially during off-season. So
     as to attract more and more customers.
  Apart from sponsoring films, cricket and music it should also Spencer to different
     fashion shows, quizzes and debates in schools and colleges.
  The consumption rate is higher in Mathura
  As it is a international brand, it is easy to capture market.
 Rural market is relatively untouched with high growth potential.
    Enhancement of township will enhance its sells.
    The present supply is not sufficient to fulfill the demand, which may be trapped.

    Threats:-
      One of the products of their competitor in the cola segment has a very good market share due to its
       taste.
      Coca-cola is now spending more and more to boost up the sale, so Varun Beverages should also
       have to go a head and think about it.
      The frequent article in news paper about harmful effects of carbonated soft drinks.
      The entry of new local lemon flavor fruits juices.
      Sprite is expanding its market in rural area
      The strong brand image & advertising style may harm the sells in future

The following table shows the internal and external factors affecting the market opportunities for
PepsiCo & its products.


  Internal Factors                     Strengths                                 Weaknesses


 Management             Experienced, broad base of interests        Large size may lead to conflicting
                        and knowledge                               interests


 Product Line           Unique, tastes good, competitive price,     Generic brands can make similar drinks
                        and convenient                              - cheaper


 Marketing              Diverse, and global awareness               Culture differences


 Personnel              International, diverse positions            Possible conflicts due to so many
                                                                    people, possible trouble staying focused


 Finance                High sales revenue, high sale growth,       High expenses, may have trouble
                        large capital base                          balancing cash-flows of such a large
                                                                    operation


 Manufacturing          Low costs and liabilities due to            Lose control and quality standards
                        outsourcing of bottling and distributing.
Research &         Continuous efforts to research trends     May concentrate too much on existing
Development        and reinforce creativity                  products, intrapreneuralship may not be
                                                             welcomed


External           Opportunities                             Threats

Factors


Consumer/Social    Highest per capita consumption rate of    Traditional sodas & fruit juice have a
                   carbonated beverages in the world.        strong brand loyalty due to pesticide
                   Often a substitute for water.             finding.


Competitive        Lower entry barriers due to presence      Not entirely patentable, constant
                   of highly distribution system for other   replicability by competitors
                   Pepsi products


Technological      Internet promotion such as                Computer breakdowns, viruses
                   banner ads and keywords can               and hackers can reduce
                   increase their sales, and more            efficiency, and must constantly
                   computerized manufacturing                update products or other
                   and ordering processes can                competitors will be more
                   increase their efficiency                 advanced


Economic           Consumer income is high, more             Very elastic demand, almost pure
                   tend to eat out, convenience is           competition
                   important




PRODUCT PROFILE

The products manufactured by Varun Beverages Pvt. Ltd, are very limited in range as
it is not independent to diversify its products when required. This is because it is a
unit of PEPSI FOODS LIMITED, which supplies the concentrates for different brands
of soft drink. These are:-

      PEPSI (cola flavour)
      MIRINDA (orange, apple & lemon flavour)
7 UP (Clean lemon flavour)
       SLICE (Mango flavour, having concentration of ALPHANSO, TOTAPURI Mango
       30:70)
            SODA EVERNESS
            MOUNTAIN DEW
            PEPSI BLUE

The chief consumers are young masses. Beside direct consumer, hoteliers,
restaurants owners and various other soft drinks peddlers also use them. Thus it can
be said that these are the product for mass consumption.

SOFT DRINKS BRANDS:

Brands available in 200 ml.


    Treta Slice Mango.
    Treta Slice Orange.

Brand available in 250 ml.


    Slice

Brands available in 300 ml.

    Pepsi
    Mirinda orange
    Mirinda Lemon
    7 Up
    Mountain Dew.
    Soda
Brands available in 600 ml
    Pepsi
    Mirinda Orange
    Mirinda Lemon
    7 Up
    Mountain Dew
    Soda

Brands available in 1000 ml.

    Pepsi
    Mirinda Orange

Brands available in 2000 ml.

    Pepsi
    Mirinda Orange
    Mirinda Lemon
    7 Up
    Mountain Dew
 Mineral Water
    Aquafina
      Available in 1000 ml. Bottle.

Prices of Pepsi Products:

Soft Drink                     Bottles in Crait   Price

300 ml Brand                           24           260

600 ml Brand                           24           498

2000 ml Brand                          09           510
PRODUCTION PROCESS

Water Treatment Plants:

                                                 Water     in     the        Varun
                                                 Beverages       Ltd,        Before
                                                 ensuring production, raw
                                                 water is being treated in
                                                 the     water      treatment
                                                 plant. In this stage hard
                                                 water is converted into
                                                 soft    water          by      the
                                                 demineralization for the
soft drink base. The process of Osmosis does the conversion of hard
water. The process involved is known as coagulation process. Main
chemicals used are Ferrous Sulphate (FeSo4), Calcium Hydroxide (CaOH),
& Chlorine (CI).

Initially water is treated with all these chemicals in the treatment tank and
becomes turbid. All impurities get settled at the base and remove the
turgidity. Then it sent to the Carbon Tank where all the microorganisms
and chlorine’s are removed. The water so obtained is completely free from
any kind of impurities and can be used in further processing. The maximum
alkalinity maintained until as much as 50ppm
FUNCTION OF EQUIPMENT INVOLVED IN WATER TREATMENT PLANT:

     1. SAND FILTER:

     It filters the water with help of sand. It is cleaned Monthly by water &
     yearly sand changed.

2.     ACF (Actified Carbon Filter):

     It removes chlorine from water. It is cleaned monthly by steam & yearly
it is replaced

3.     SF (Softener Filters):

      It removes hardness. It is changed by 10% brine solution and cleaned
      by reverse water       flow.

4.     DMF (Dual Media Filter):

       It removes suspended particles. It is cleaned weekly by Sodium hypochlorite
solution.

5.     DOSING SYSTEM:

         Removal of chlorine.

6.     MICRO FILTER:

       It removes micro size particles. It is cleaned by Chlorine Solution

7.     REVERSE OSMOSIS:

         It cleans water on the principal of reverse osmosis

8.     U.V.LIGHT: It removes all remaining harmful bacteria
Bottle Washing Plant:




Used bottles returning from the market are stealthy. It is completely an auto-process
which takes place within a machine called washer machine. The machine has three
compartments. Bottle for washing are placed on the conveyer come inside the
machine and get successive treatment. Bottles are treated with 4% caustic soda in
the first compartmental a temperature 100-150 F. Next these were conveyed to the
second compartmental, where bottles are again treated with 2% caustic soda at a
temperature of 120F, in the third compartment bottles are treated with soft water.
Time duration in each compartment is 10 minutes. Bottles are then sent through the
inspection center, where these are watched against strong light.




Syrup Room: Syrup room is situated on the first floor. Here syrup is prepared
from filtered water, sugar and the concentration. The room is well equipped with
several tanks and filter press.
water under pressure in definite proportion. Inspected bottles gradually come
under the “Filtration Machine”. Carbonated syrup by this time fills the filler machine.
From this machine, syrup is poured into the Calculated amount of syrup along with
concentrate and water are being heated up to 85 degree C. Thus a saturated solution
is being prepared. Next it is sent through a machine called “Filter Press” syrup is
filtered here.

Filtered syrup is next passed through a para flow cooler, when by recycling and glycol
method, the temperature of the syrup is cooled down to 20-25 degree C cooled
syrup is than stored in the syrup tanks. Syrup comes to the Traumatic machine. Here
syrup is mixed with carbonated bottles in calculated amount. Meanwhile, crowner
machine helps in closing the bottle mouth with helps of the caps completely air tight.
Ready bottles are again sent through an inspection center for through examination
on conveyer. Next they were carried on a round table from where they are collected.
These are the pictures of placing the cartoons full of cold-drinks which
are ready to sell to Retailers, Consumers, etc.:




   For placing the cold-drink or mineral water bottles to the lorry, a
                          Robot is being used:
Research methodology
    This section includes Primary and Secondary data.
 Primary data: These are the datas which are being collected by own
                        self, not by others.

We have visited the Varun Beverages and got all the information about
 the processes, machines which are assembled in the processing of
   bottle and filling of Soft Drink. Photos were also taken out there.




SECONDARY DATA: means the data which have already been
collected and analysed by someone else for its own use. The photos of
various types of processes engaged in soft-drink factory are reffered
from the internet.
LIVE AND LEARNING EXPERIENCE
   Back from our industrial visit. It was certainly a great experience and highly
 surprising to see all the theories we study in our commerce books being put to
practical use. We went for a visit to a soft-drink factory. That was totally exciting,
   educational and demonstrative too. I mean I could never imagine so many
             processes are involved in the production of a soft drink.

Before entering there, they provide us the cap made from thin cloth (used mainly
 while working into the factory) which would provide us the protection from the
                    harmful gases emitted from the machines.




  The Varun Beverages Ltd. deals in Soft-drink factory. Wherein, we have seen
 many machines like fillers, etc. Bottle washing by various machines, which was
             the first process in the factory. Mr. Ajeet Singh told us :

                        Turnover= Rs. 2000 Crore annually;

                                Sale= 200 countries;

                              Bottles= 24000 per day.
CONCLUSION
 As we have been there we have experienced and gained the
  knowledge about the proper industry. In books we acquire only
  theoretical knowledge, but in actual, the pragmatic implementation
  of the same, can be grasped only by visiting an industry, which varun
  beverage has provided to us.


 We have learned that how managers are able to manage an industry
  at a large scale.


 We come to know that how we implement our ideas in practical
  way.


 The workers of varun beverage are very friendly and adjusting, they
  give us a chance to learn more about their machine.
BIBLIOGRAPHY


  Website:
   www.rjcorp.com
   www.google.co.in
   www.21food.com


  Photographs at site of different units.

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Varun Beverages- An Industrial Visit

  • 1. varunbeverageslimitedkosikalanbdkm vghjklzxcvbnmqwertyuiopasdfghjklzx BAIKUNTHI DEVI KANYA MAHAVIDYALAYA AGRA cvbnmqwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmq INDUSTRIAL VISIT PROJECT REPORT wertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmqwertyuio ON “VARUN BEVERAGE” pasdfghjklzxcvbnmqwertyuiopasdfghj AT KOSI klzxcvbnmqwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbn mqwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmqwerty uiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmqwertyuiopasdf ghjklzxcvbnmqwertyuiopasdfghjklzxc vbnmqwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmqw SUBMITTED BY AYUSHI GUPTA ertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmqwertyuiop ROLL NO:-110045070002 B.B.A. IIIrd SEMESTER asdfghjklzxcvbnmqwertyuiopasdfghjkl SESSION (2012- 2013) zxcvbnmqwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT OF BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (B.B.A.) PROGRAM qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmqwertyui OF DR. BHIM RAO AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY, AGRA opasdfghjklzxcvbnmrtyuiopasdfghjklz xcvbnmqwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmq
  • 2. C ONTENTS S.no. Particulars 1. Acknowledgements 2. Certificate 3. Objective of the Study 4. Research Methodology 5. About the Company 6. Live and Learning Experience 7. Conclusion 8. Bibliography
  • 3. Acknowledgements I would like to express my thanks to people for collective effort, who have given their full support and valuable suggestions. I can’t begin without you dear GOD. Thank you for being with me. In my thanks list are my friends, teachers, colleuges who really showered constructive feedback and suggestions without which this report would not have been in present form. Now, its time to convey regards to those people who have helped me in this report. Dr. Ranjana Mehrotra, Head of BBA Deptt. who praise me for this project; I acknowledge all the teachers especially Mrs. Rachna Solanki for guiding us on every pin-point of this report; Mr. Ajeet Singh, HR Manager of Varun Beverages, who guide us and acquaint us with all the information about the processes, turnover of Varun Beverages, and so forth. Finally I must say thanks to my parents. They were like praising, encouraging me and gave right direction in the preparation. They are the reason and real force behind my writing. -Ayushi Gupta
  • 4. Objectives of the study O bjective of the study is to learn and experience significant contribution of theoretical aspects of business administration in business world. Any organisation either public or private comes under industry of commerce follow the basic concepts of business administration and they have to plan organise direct control and coordinate different activities at different grounds. The study is undertaken the following specific objectives:-  To learn and experience the current business world.  To analyse the present organisational behaviour and business environment.  To analyse the effect of the ethics and values in enhancing effectiveness of the organisation.  To analyse various measures necessary for gearing up of business
  • 5. About the Company HISTORY OF THE VARUN BEVERAGES LTD. Varun Beverages Ltd. is situated in Tahsil Chhata of Mathura district. Pepsi has given VBL franchise and profit generated by the Co. is totally participated by itself. Earlier, Agra Beverages Ltd. was situated in the city of Taj, Agra in 1970. It was set up for Coca Cola but due to political movement Coca Cola went out from the country. They started filling Limca, Double Seven by 10th April 1986 and then afterwards Parle Products. In 1991 the company started filling of Pepsi brands. At present Agra Beverages Ltd. is converted into Varun Beverages Ltd. established in March 1999, situated in Kosikalan, Mathura. Varun Beverages Ltd. is a private limited company to which franchise is given by Pepsi Food Ltd. for bottling of the various Pepsi brands. Managing Director of the company is Mr. Ravi Kumar Jaipuria, leading top businessman (In Soft drink Market) in India.
  • 6. PEPSI GUIDELINES: PEPSI LANGUAGE:  A district is a geographical area, which includes a number of accounts or outlets.  A route is a set of outlet called on by a sales man per day.  A sub route is a set of outlet called on by a sales man on a specific day.  A route day is a specific day of week during which is sub route is served.  Call frequency is the number of times; an outlet is a schedule to be called on by a salesman in a week.  Selling is defined as the active attempt of a salesman to sell the product to the consumer.
  • 7. VISION OF THE ORGANIZATION The future description of something (an organization corporate culture, a business, a technology, an activity) in the future. Varun Beverages define its vision statement as follows: “Varun Beverages Ltd. enters next few years with the confidence of a learning knowledge based and happy organization”. We will establish ourselves as a supplier of choice by delighting our customers with our service and our products. In the coming decade, we will become the most cost competitive Beverages Plant and so serve the community and the nation. Market Survey: Marketing survey is an assessment, which can help executive to raise the level of their subordinates. Survey collects recorded and analyze the data about marketing problems to facilitate decision-making. Varun Beverages Ltd. is one of the bottlers representing PEPSI. Varun Beverages has provided its total market potential ranging U.P., RAJASTHAN, HARYANA, M.P., GOA, NEPAL, due to piracity of time, market survey was operated only in Vrindavan city.
  • 8. Soft drink is a consumer’s good market has divided the consumer’s good into three categories:- (a)Convenience goods (b)Shopping goods & (c)Special goods Soft drink falls in the categories of convenience goods. These products, which a consumer buy frequently, immediately, regularly and with minimum shopping efforts. The distribution of these products should be available for the convenient location to facilitate consumer. Soft drink completely fits into the definition, simply because soft drink are impulse item purchased on the spur of the moment without much through & consideration. Hence V.B.L. does its best effort to make soft drink available with in easy reach of consumers. Different marketing activities are adopted to ensure proper discharge at marketing functioning three folds: - (1) Anticipation and recognition at demand. (2) Stimulation of demand (3) Satisfaction of demand
  • 9. PROMOTION FACILITIES : The company in order to enhance its sales gives certain Promotional concessions to the dealers and retailers DISTRIBUTORS: The company owns the advertisement costs Expenditure On lifting schemes are given. The company owns umbrellas, Chains and paintings etc. RETAILERS:  Free painting.  Glow signboard.  Refrigerators are provided (on certain terms and conditions).  Umbrellas and chains are provides by the company, conditions being good gathering and publicity etc. market schemes are given.
  • 10. MARKETING CONCEPT: Marketing boasts a rich array of concept and tools. We will start by defining marketing, and than describe its major concept and tools. Marketing is a societal process by which individuals and Group obtain what they need and want through creating, Offering, and freely exchange products and services of Value with others. The marketing concept hold that key to achieving its Organizational goals consists of the company being more effective than competitor in creating, delivering, and communication customer value to its chosen target market. The marketing concept takes an outside in prospective. It starts with a well-defined market, focuses on customer needs, coordinates all the activities that will affect customer and produces profits by satisfying customers. MISSION STATEMENT: “Consistent with the values of the Varun Beverages . Pvt. Ltd and strives to strengthen India’s industrial base through the effective utilization of men and materials.” The means envisaged to achieve this are high technology and productivity, consistent with modern management practices. Overall, the company seeks to scale the heights of excellence in all that it does in all atmospheres free from fear and thereby reaffirms the faith in democratic values.
  • 11. PHILOSOPHY The Philosophy of Varun Beverages Ltd. Establishes the value, believes & guidelines for the manner in which the Varun Beverages Ltd. Is going to conduct its business. Usually the officers of the Varun Beverages Ltd. Lay down the corporate Philosophy, which an organization follows in its strategic and operational activities. Such a Philosophy may not be consciously and formally stated but may gradually evolve due to the officer’s actions. Generally an officer has a perception of the type of organization that he wants his company to be the executive committees of Varun Beverages Ltd. Discuss and decide on a corporate philosophy to be followed for strategic management. Consultants may also be called upon to make an in depth analysis of the organization to suggest an appropriate Philosophy statement.
  • 12. STRUCTURE OF THE ORGANIZATION CHAIRMAN MANAGING DIRECTOR PRODUCTION FINANCE PERSONNEL MARKETING MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER ASSISTANT ASSISTANT ASSISTANT AREA SALES MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER 1. STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT Plant. Managers Plant Accountant Production Manager Shipping Head Supply Executive Shipping In charge
  • 13. 2. STRUCTURE OF SALES DEPARTMENT IN V.B.L. M.U.M. U.M. T.D.M. T.D.M. T.D.M. T.D.M. A.D.C. A.D.C. A.D.C. A.D.C. C.E. C.E. C.E. C.E. SALES SALES SALES SALES SALES MAN MAN MAN MAN MAN M.U.M. - MARKETING UNIT HEAD, Mr. Prakash Chopra U.M. - UNIT MANAGER, Mr. Deepak Bhalla T.D.M. - TERRITORY DEVELOPMENT MANAGER, Mr. Ajay Saigal A.D.C. - ACCOUNTS DEVELOPMENT CO-ORDINATOR, Mr. Amit Gupta C.E. - CUSTOMER EXECUTIVE, Mr. Sachin Dixit M.E. - MARKETING EXECUTIVE, Mr. Ashish Agrawal
  • 14. 3. STRUCTURE OF ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT: Unit Head Sales Account Head Accounts Executive Accounts Executive Accounts Executive 4. STRUCTURE OF PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT: Unit Manager -- Mr. Anoop Channa. H R Manager - A Raziq Malik TDM -- Mr. K.M. Sharma. ADC -- Mr. Ravi Jain. CE -- Mr. Rajeev Tandon. 5. STRUCTURE OF PURCHASE DEPARTMENT: Purchase Manager Purchase Executive Purchase Executive
  • 15. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Under the guidance of its chairperson, the company had consistently backed on numerous occasions’ awards for quality assurance and productivity. The company’s highly sophisticated plant and quality control laboratory along with the dedication and enterprise of its employees is more than evenly matched by the management’s sense of understanding and compassion that insured the company’s progress with every passing day. Currently despite having a sale of more than 24 million bottles and paying handsomely to the state of and national exchequer by way of statutory duties and company enable to meet the growing demand of its products and consequently a plan to establish a second production line with enhanced capacity is on the anvil. MAJOR COMPETITORS The Coca-Cola Company exists to benefit and refresh everyone it touches. Founded in 1886, our Company is the world's leading manufacturer, marketer, and distributor of nonalcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups, used to produce nearly 400 beverage brands. Our corporate headquarters are in Atlanta, with local operations in over 200 countries around the world. The product range of COCA-COLA Consists of: - COLA ORANGE LIME LIME MANGO M.WATER COKE FANTA LIMCA SPRITE MAAZA KINLEY
  • 16. SWOT ANALYSIS  Strengths:-  Varun Beverages are franchisee owned Bottle Operation (FOBO) of world’s most famous soft drinks giant PepsiCo.  Varun Beverages uses state of the art and fully automatic machines and technology for the product and bottling of soft drinks.  It has a very strong distribution network and well built market and currently holds almost all the parts of the state.  Weakness:-  Purity & Quality of the products are estimated manually.  Promotional activities in the rural market are not up to the mark as compared to the urban market.  It’s one of the popular brands PEPSI in Cola flavor is lagging behind with its nearest competitor only due to high sugar content and less thrilling taste.  More emphasis is given to the large dealers.  PEPSI has only one cola flavor where its competitor has Coca-cola has Coke and Thumps-Up.  Opportunities:-  It should give more incentives to the dealers in the rural areas, where there is a huge market potential.  It should adopt automatic and computerized quality control system for its product.  More lucrative schemes to be launched regularly, especially during off-season. So as to attract more and more customers.  Apart from sponsoring films, cricket and music it should also Spencer to different fashion shows, quizzes and debates in schools and colleges.  The consumption rate is higher in Mathura  As it is a international brand, it is easy to capture market.
  • 17.  Rural market is relatively untouched with high growth potential.  Enhancement of township will enhance its sells.  The present supply is not sufficient to fulfill the demand, which may be trapped.  Threats:-  One of the products of their competitor in the cola segment has a very good market share due to its taste.  Coca-cola is now spending more and more to boost up the sale, so Varun Beverages should also have to go a head and think about it.  The frequent article in news paper about harmful effects of carbonated soft drinks.  The entry of new local lemon flavor fruits juices.  Sprite is expanding its market in rural area  The strong brand image & advertising style may harm the sells in future The following table shows the internal and external factors affecting the market opportunities for PepsiCo & its products. Internal Factors Strengths Weaknesses Management Experienced, broad base of interests Large size may lead to conflicting and knowledge interests Product Line Unique, tastes good, competitive price, Generic brands can make similar drinks and convenient - cheaper Marketing Diverse, and global awareness Culture differences Personnel International, diverse positions Possible conflicts due to so many people, possible trouble staying focused Finance High sales revenue, high sale growth, High expenses, may have trouble large capital base balancing cash-flows of such a large operation Manufacturing Low costs and liabilities due to Lose control and quality standards outsourcing of bottling and distributing.
  • 18. Research & Continuous efforts to research trends May concentrate too much on existing Development and reinforce creativity products, intrapreneuralship may not be welcomed External Opportunities Threats Factors Consumer/Social Highest per capita consumption rate of Traditional sodas & fruit juice have a carbonated beverages in the world. strong brand loyalty due to pesticide Often a substitute for water. finding. Competitive Lower entry barriers due to presence Not entirely patentable, constant of highly distribution system for other replicability by competitors Pepsi products Technological Internet promotion such as Computer breakdowns, viruses banner ads and keywords can and hackers can reduce increase their sales, and more efficiency, and must constantly computerized manufacturing update products or other and ordering processes can competitors will be more increase their efficiency advanced Economic Consumer income is high, more Very elastic demand, almost pure tend to eat out, convenience is competition important PRODUCT PROFILE The products manufactured by Varun Beverages Pvt. Ltd, are very limited in range as it is not independent to diversify its products when required. This is because it is a unit of PEPSI FOODS LIMITED, which supplies the concentrates for different brands of soft drink. These are:- PEPSI (cola flavour) MIRINDA (orange, apple & lemon flavour)
  • 19. 7 UP (Clean lemon flavour) SLICE (Mango flavour, having concentration of ALPHANSO, TOTAPURI Mango 30:70) SODA EVERNESS MOUNTAIN DEW PEPSI BLUE The chief consumers are young masses. Beside direct consumer, hoteliers, restaurants owners and various other soft drinks peddlers also use them. Thus it can be said that these are the product for mass consumption. SOFT DRINKS BRANDS: Brands available in 200 ml.  Treta Slice Mango.  Treta Slice Orange. Brand available in 250 ml.  Slice Brands available in 300 ml.  Pepsi  Mirinda orange  Mirinda Lemon  7 Up  Mountain Dew.  Soda
  • 20. Brands available in 600 ml  Pepsi  Mirinda Orange  Mirinda Lemon  7 Up  Mountain Dew  Soda Brands available in 1000 ml.  Pepsi  Mirinda Orange Brands available in 2000 ml.  Pepsi  Mirinda Orange  Mirinda Lemon  7 Up  Mountain Dew Mineral Water  Aquafina  Available in 1000 ml. Bottle. Prices of Pepsi Products: Soft Drink Bottles in Crait Price 300 ml Brand 24 260 600 ml Brand 24 498 2000 ml Brand 09 510
  • 21. PRODUCTION PROCESS Water Treatment Plants: Water in the Varun Beverages Ltd, Before ensuring production, raw water is being treated in the water treatment plant. In this stage hard water is converted into soft water by the demineralization for the soft drink base. The process of Osmosis does the conversion of hard water. The process involved is known as coagulation process. Main chemicals used are Ferrous Sulphate (FeSo4), Calcium Hydroxide (CaOH), & Chlorine (CI). Initially water is treated with all these chemicals in the treatment tank and becomes turbid. All impurities get settled at the base and remove the turgidity. Then it sent to the Carbon Tank where all the microorganisms and chlorine’s are removed. The water so obtained is completely free from any kind of impurities and can be used in further processing. The maximum alkalinity maintained until as much as 50ppm
  • 22. FUNCTION OF EQUIPMENT INVOLVED IN WATER TREATMENT PLANT: 1. SAND FILTER: It filters the water with help of sand. It is cleaned Monthly by water & yearly sand changed. 2. ACF (Actified Carbon Filter): It removes chlorine from water. It is cleaned monthly by steam & yearly it is replaced 3. SF (Softener Filters): It removes hardness. It is changed by 10% brine solution and cleaned by reverse water flow. 4. DMF (Dual Media Filter): It removes suspended particles. It is cleaned weekly by Sodium hypochlorite solution. 5. DOSING SYSTEM: Removal of chlorine. 6. MICRO FILTER: It removes micro size particles. It is cleaned by Chlorine Solution 7. REVERSE OSMOSIS: It cleans water on the principal of reverse osmosis 8. U.V.LIGHT: It removes all remaining harmful bacteria
  • 23. Bottle Washing Plant: Used bottles returning from the market are stealthy. It is completely an auto-process which takes place within a machine called washer machine. The machine has three compartments. Bottle for washing are placed on the conveyer come inside the machine and get successive treatment. Bottles are treated with 4% caustic soda in the first compartmental a temperature 100-150 F. Next these were conveyed to the second compartmental, where bottles are again treated with 2% caustic soda at a temperature of 120F, in the third compartment bottles are treated with soft water. Time duration in each compartment is 10 minutes. Bottles are then sent through the inspection center, where these are watched against strong light. Syrup Room: Syrup room is situated on the first floor. Here syrup is prepared from filtered water, sugar and the concentration. The room is well equipped with several tanks and filter press.
  • 24. water under pressure in definite proportion. Inspected bottles gradually come under the “Filtration Machine”. Carbonated syrup by this time fills the filler machine. From this machine, syrup is poured into the Calculated amount of syrup along with concentrate and water are being heated up to 85 degree C. Thus a saturated solution is being prepared. Next it is sent through a machine called “Filter Press” syrup is filtered here. Filtered syrup is next passed through a para flow cooler, when by recycling and glycol method, the temperature of the syrup is cooled down to 20-25 degree C cooled syrup is than stored in the syrup tanks. Syrup comes to the Traumatic machine. Here syrup is mixed with carbonated bottles in calculated amount. Meanwhile, crowner machine helps in closing the bottle mouth with helps of the caps completely air tight. Ready bottles are again sent through an inspection center for through examination on conveyer. Next they were carried on a round table from where they are collected.
  • 25. These are the pictures of placing the cartoons full of cold-drinks which are ready to sell to Retailers, Consumers, etc.: For placing the cold-drink or mineral water bottles to the lorry, a Robot is being used:
  • 26. Research methodology This section includes Primary and Secondary data. Primary data: These are the datas which are being collected by own self, not by others. We have visited the Varun Beverages and got all the information about the processes, machines which are assembled in the processing of bottle and filling of Soft Drink. Photos were also taken out there. SECONDARY DATA: means the data which have already been collected and analysed by someone else for its own use. The photos of various types of processes engaged in soft-drink factory are reffered from the internet.
  • 27. LIVE AND LEARNING EXPERIENCE Back from our industrial visit. It was certainly a great experience and highly surprising to see all the theories we study in our commerce books being put to practical use. We went for a visit to a soft-drink factory. That was totally exciting, educational and demonstrative too. I mean I could never imagine so many processes are involved in the production of a soft drink. Before entering there, they provide us the cap made from thin cloth (used mainly while working into the factory) which would provide us the protection from the harmful gases emitted from the machines. The Varun Beverages Ltd. deals in Soft-drink factory. Wherein, we have seen many machines like fillers, etc. Bottle washing by various machines, which was the first process in the factory. Mr. Ajeet Singh told us : Turnover= Rs. 2000 Crore annually; Sale= 200 countries; Bottles= 24000 per day.
  • 28. CONCLUSION  As we have been there we have experienced and gained the knowledge about the proper industry. In books we acquire only theoretical knowledge, but in actual, the pragmatic implementation of the same, can be grasped only by visiting an industry, which varun beverage has provided to us.  We have learned that how managers are able to manage an industry at a large scale.  We come to know that how we implement our ideas in practical way.  The workers of varun beverage are very friendly and adjusting, they give us a chance to learn more about their machine.
  • 29. BIBLIOGRAPHY  Website: www.rjcorp.com www.google.co.in www.21food.com  Photographs at site of different units.