JARDIN VERTICAL GARDENS TO THE PHILIPPINES

Jardin Vertical Gardens to the Philippines

Executive Summary

In this study, we try to explore the concept of “Jardin Vertical Gardens” in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on Jardin Vertical Gardens to the Philippines. The research also analyzes many aspects of Vertical Gardens and tries to gauge its effect on Philippines. Finally, the report describes company profile, market analysis, industry analysis, swot analysis and strategies of Jardin Vertical Gardens and tries to describe the overall effect on Philippines.

Jardin Vertical Gardens to the Philippines

Introduction

Company Profile

Marketing infrastructure includes all those facilities and amenities needed for the smooth conduct of marketing in the economy. The infrastructural facilities in development are as necessary as foundations of a building. The existence of adequate marketing infrastructure are important not only for the performance of various marketing functions and expansion of the size of the markets but also for the transfer of appropriate price signals leading to improved marketing efficiency (Singh, 1996). The availability of different infrastructures affects the choice of technology to be adopted, reduces the cost of transportation, produces powerful impetus to production and also affects income distribution in favour of small and marginal farmers by raising their access to the market. The Green Vertical Green Vertical Green Vertical agriculture sector needs heavy investment for creation of basic infrastructures necessary for the overall economic development.

In a developing country like Indonesia, marketing infrastructures play a pivotal role in fostering and sustaining the tempo of rural and economic development. Marketing is as critical to better performance in Green Vertical Green Vertical Green Vertical agriculture as farming itself. Though the role of infrastructure is the key element of any development programme yet their role in distribution and marketing is the supreme.

Industry Analysis

Prices for agricultural commodities underpin the revenue of each segment of the Agribusiness industry. If prices rise at the commodity level, this benefit flows through the entire industry, as margins grow alongside revenue. The higher price of produce can also have a negative effect if producers have difficulty passing on these higher prices. The agricultural price index is used to measure the price levels for these commodities. This driver is expected to increase during 2012, creating a potential opportunity for the industry. The Agribusiness industry is one of the largest and most diverse in the US economy, bringing in an expected $2.4 trillion in revenue in 2012. From the farm gate to processors, wholesalers and suppliers, any business that directly relies upon farms or the agricultural sector for its survival can claim to be an agribusiness. The industry has experienced its share of ups and downs over the five years to 2012. In 2007, revenue grew as a result of high commodity prices, led by the introduction and implementation of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (Rangi, 1996). The act increased demand for biofuel, which bumped up demand and prices for fuel inputs like corn and soybeans. Demand weakened in 2008 and flowed through to 2009 ...