PRODUCTION AND MARKETING OF THERMAL INSULATED FOOD CONTAINER BAGS FROM RECYCLED PLASTIC FOIL AND SCRAP TEXTILE

Ronald  S. Mariano,; Victoria Casmer  T. Reyes,; Isabelle  F. Ceniza,; John Lawrence  T. Mendoza,

PRODUCTION AND MARKETING OF THERMAL INSULATED FOOD CONTAINER BAGS FROM RECYCLED PLASTIC FOIL AND SCRAP TEXTILE

Victoria Casmer T. Reyes | Isabelle F. Ceniza | John Lawrence T. Mendoza | Ronald S. Mariano

Abstract:

This study determined the feasibility of producing eco-thermal bag from recycled plastic foil and scrap textile. Aiming to gain profit and market distinction, R³ Incorporated which means reuse, reduce and recycle, targeted residents of Cabuyao City, Sta. Rosa City and Calamba City as its market because of their accessibility and significant demand for the product. The proponents assured production of good quality thermal bags since the raw materials to be used for the production were readily available both in the local and foreign markets. Utilities such as electricity, water, communication were also accessible. Proper waste disposal would be implemented and workers from the nearby community would be hired.