Bestro Beverage Company Business Plan 1

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Company Name

Bestro Beverage Company

Purpose

Bestro Beverage Company has a purpose of engaging in the manufacturing of non-alcoholic beverage products including soft drinks, fruit drinks, water, iced coffee, and tea, and other flavored beverages for better customer satisfaction.

Mission Statement

To build long term relationships with our customers and produce exceptional products so as to enable exemplary customer satisfaction

Vision

To provide quality products that exceeds the expectations of our highly esteemed customers.

Core Values

We believe in manufacturing quality products;

We value honesty and respect in all our business undertakings;

We believe in growing through creativity, invention, and innovation;

We integrate integrity and good business ethics into all aspects of our business functioning.

Goals

To develop a strong base of loyal customers;

Regional expansion in providing non-alcoholic beverage products;

Increase assets and investments of the Company so as to support the development of products;

To build a good reputation in the industry and become a key player in the market;

Management Directory

Myself: Business Owner and Director

Scope of Work

Bestro Beverage Company will manufacture non-alcoholic beverage products, package them, and ultimately deliver them to the customers without utilizing any middlemen in its cause of business.

Financial Considerations

I have inherited a fortune of $1 million from my father and I am planning to use half the money to establish and develop Bestro beverage Company.

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Solie-Johnson, K. (2013). Business plan example. Minneapolis, Minn: American Institute of Small Business.