Monday, May 01, 2017
Saturday, April 29, 2017
As the information officer of
lucky fruits and Vegetables Company have to inform our customers that now we
have opened new branches in Mwanza, Arusha, and Mbeya, this is because to
improve our services and meet our customers from their society, visit our shops
near your home and enjoy our products with your family, friends.Gets our
products such as watermelon, mangoes, banana, apples, oranges,
salad, potatoes, green vegetables in a new package which has good looking and
portable that attracts to have some. Our aim is to make people aware of our
products and interact with people surrounding our company and have the direct
impact to our organization. Is my call that most of you will come and share
another experiences with us.
NYAMSHORA ELIAS A
BAPRM 47618
Dear customers from lucky vegetables and fruits. I am here to explain some of the roles of finance manager in the organization.
1. Estimating the amount of capital required
This is the foremost function of the financial manager. Business firm require capital for purchase of fixed assets.
2. Determining capital structure.
Once the requirement of capital funds has been determined a decision regarding the kind and proposition of various sources of funds has to be taken.
3. Choice of sources of fund.
Finance manager has to decide the sources from which the funds are to be raised.
4. Procurement of funds.
Financial manager takes steps to procure the funds required for business.
5. Utilization of fund.
Financial manager are to be invested in various assets so as to maximize the return of investment.
6. Disposal of profit.
Financial manager has to decide how much to retain for ploughing back and how much to distribute as divident to shareholders out of the profit of the company.
7. Management of cash.
Involves the forecasting the cash inflows and outflows to ensure that there is neither shortage nor surplus of cash with the firm.
8. Financial control.
Evaluation of financial performance is also an important function of financial manager.
1. Estimating the amount of capital required
This is the foremost function of the financial manager. Business firm require capital for purchase of fixed assets.
2. Determining capital structure.
Once the requirement of capital funds has been determined a decision regarding the kind and proposition of various sources of funds has to be taken.
3. Choice of sources of fund.
Finance manager has to decide the sources from which the funds are to be raised.
4. Procurement of funds.
Financial manager takes steps to procure the funds required for business.
5. Utilization of fund.
Financial manager are to be invested in various assets so as to maximize the return of investment.
6. Disposal of profit.
Financial manager has to decide how much to retain for ploughing back and how much to distribute as divident to shareholders out of the profit of the company.
7. Management of cash.
Involves the forecasting the cash inflows and outflows to ensure that there is neither shortage nor surplus of cash with the firm.
8. Financial control.
Evaluation of financial performance is also an important function of financial manager.
PREPARED BY KIPALULE WINFRIDA THOM. BAPRM 47527
TRADITIONAL AND MEDICAL USES OF BANANA.
Fruits and Vegetables are an important component of a health diet. Some fruits like Banana offers great medical benefits. This is partly because Bananas aid in the body's retention of calcium, nitrogen and phosphorus. All of which work to build health and regenerated tissue. The benefits of using Banana is to fight intestinal disorders like ulcers. Bananas are one of the few fruits that ulcers patients can safety consume.
Banana neutralize the acidity of gastric juices, thereby reducing ulcers irritation by coating the lining of the stomach. This fruit is also used as treatment for burns and wounds. For the immediate pain relief beat a ripe Banana into a paste and spread it over a burn or wound lastly Bananas leaves can be also used as a cool compress for burns or wounds.
By
CHAMOTO EDINA,
BAPRM 47493
The Market Opportunity of Vegetables for Tanzania in the Fair Trade Sector
The Market Opportunity of vegetables for Tanzania in the Fair Trade Sector
By KOMBA BRIGIDA BAPRM 47531
The Market Opportunity for Tanzania in the Fair Trade Sector Despite the constraints that go with this market sector, the fair trade label does add significant value for producers. If the market develops significantly for vegetables in the coming years, new opportunities may begin to emerge. Fair trade-certified vegetables appear to offer one of the most promising initial routes to market for Tanzanian producers. Mangetouts would be especially promising, because African producers are very competitive in them and they still fetch a premium, unlike fine beans, for example. It is recommended that the sector start to explore opportunities with key fair trade organizations (certifiers like the Fairtrade Foundation in the U.K., importers like AgroFair in the Netherlands, NGOs, and so on). Unlike in most other areas, Kenya’s lead here is relatively small. In this context, it should be pointed out that fair trade organizations evaluate, assist, and certify existing operations; they do not assist in establishing them. However, this would necessarily be a niche market, as the market for fair trade produce across Europe is still relatively small—not growing as fast as that for organics, for example, and not currently focused on vegetables—though this could change, of course. Sales of fair trade products are often heavily concentrated in certain periods of the year, such as the “Fairtrade Fortnight” held in the U.K. in early March. Over this time, fair trade issues are given a high degree of prominence by the media—and, increasingly, by major retailers. One of the key marketing challenges for the fair trade-based sector is to keep sales levels high for most of the rest of the year and not just during periods of special attention. The future for fair trade products lies largely in the prosperity of end markets across the EU. The general feeling in the market is that many people still buy fair trade items not due to a deep understanding (and subsequent rejection) of modern, intensive, high-tech international agrifood supply chains and trade conditions, but rather to make themselves “feel good” and, to some extent, to follow fashion. If economic prosperity dips in Europe, many in the industry believe that expensive products (such as fair trade) will be the first to leave people’s shopping baskets.
By KOMBA BRIGIDA BAPRM 47531
The Market Opportunity for Tanzania in the Fair Trade Sector Despite the constraints that go with this market sector, the fair trade label does add significant value for producers. If the market develops significantly for vegetables in the coming years, new opportunities may begin to emerge. Fair trade-certified vegetables appear to offer one of the most promising initial routes to market for Tanzanian producers. Mangetouts would be especially promising, because African producers are very competitive in them and they still fetch a premium, unlike fine beans, for example. It is recommended that the sector start to explore opportunities with key fair trade organizations (certifiers like the Fairtrade Foundation in the U.K., importers like AgroFair in the Netherlands, NGOs, and so on). Unlike in most other areas, Kenya’s lead here is relatively small. In this context, it should be pointed out that fair trade organizations evaluate, assist, and certify existing operations; they do not assist in establishing them. However, this would necessarily be a niche market, as the market for fair trade produce across Europe is still relatively small—not growing as fast as that for organics, for example, and not currently focused on vegetables—though this could change, of course. Sales of fair trade products are often heavily concentrated in certain periods of the year, such as the “Fairtrade Fortnight” held in the U.K. in early March. Over this time, fair trade issues are given a high degree of prominence by the media—and, increasingly, by major retailers. One of the key marketing challenges for the fair trade-based sector is to keep sales levels high for most of the rest of the year and not just during periods of special attention. The future for fair trade products lies largely in the prosperity of end markets across the EU. The general feeling in the market is that many people still buy fair trade items not due to a deep understanding (and subsequent rejection) of modern, intensive, high-tech international agrifood supply chains and trade conditions, but rather to make themselves “feel good” and, to some extent, to follow fashion. If economic prosperity dips in Europe, many in the industry believe that expensive products (such as fair trade) will be the first to leave people’s shopping baskets.
Eat more vegetables and fruits each day
1. Keep fruit where you can see it. That way you’ll be more likely to eat it.
2. Explore the produce aisle and choose something new. Variety is the key to a healthy diet.
3. Skip the potatoes. Choose other vegetables that are packed with more nutrients and more slowly digested carbohydrates.
4. Make it a meal. Try cooking new recipes that include more vegetables. Salads and stir fries are two ideas for getting tasty vegetables on your plate.
this are simple tricks to making sure that fruits and vegetables are part of your daily meal.
By Markerting Manager
Mwemtusi Caroline
BAPRM 47603
SIMPLE RULES FOR STORING
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
When you've returned home after selecting
the season's finest bounty there's no point keeping it in sub-optimal
conditions only to throw it into a fridge-clearing soup or even worse, the bin.
Follow a few simple rules, keep that produce in tip-top condition and enjoy
crispy carrots and springy silver beet all week.
Always store
fruit and vegetables separately, Fruit emits much more ethylene than vegetables
and vegetables are much more sensitive to ethylene than fruit, so, always store
fruit and vegetables in separate drawers. Otherwise you'll understand why they say
one bad apple will spoil the whole barrel. Divide all fruit and vegetable into
those that like the cold and those that don't.
Fruit
Out of the fridge: If a fruit grew in the tropics then you can happily assume
it won't like the cold. Bananas, pineapples, mangoes, melons, lychees,
pomegranates, coconuts, mangos teen, guava and papaya prefer the fruit bowl.
Watermelon, however, prefers to be alone; it's highly sensitive to ethylene and
will deteriorate much faster in company. Grapes are similarly sensitive.
In
the fridge: Fruits which prefer the cold or will
last a decent time if kept in the fridge include apples, pears, berries, grapes
and oranges. Strangely, although you can freeze every other variety of orange,
if you freeze a navel orange it will turn bitter. Stone fruits are a particular lot and if
you refrigerate them before they are ripe they will turn mealy and lose
flavour. However, once they are ripe you can keep them in the crisper for a
couple of days. Just remember to always bring fruit to room temperature for
eating so you get the best flavour.
Vegetables
Out of the fridge: Potatoes
store best in dirt, it's a natural preservative, instead of digging storage
mounds outside like it's the olden days just be happy to buy unwashed potatoes
and store them dirty somewhere very dark. Onions like somewhere dark with
good air circulation, whole pumpkins and sweet potatoes are also best stored
this way.
In the fridge: All
the hardy greens like silver beet and kale like a bit of humidity to keep them
fresh and love to be wrapped in a damp cloth in the crisper. Delicate greens
like go through the roof, however, will turn to mush at the first sign of water,
make sure these ones are stored wrapped in a dry cloth in the fridge. Although
root vegetable look pretty with their green leaves make sure you remove the
tops, otherwise the leaves will continue to grow causing the root to soften and
lose flavor
POSTED BY PASCAL J BAPRM 47634
CUCUMBERS
Cucumbers are scientifically known as Cucumis sativus and belong to the same botanical family as melons (including watermelon and cantaloupe) and squashes (including summer squash, winter squash, zucchini and pumpkin). Commercial production of cucumbers is usually divided into two types. "Slicing cucumbers" are produced for fresh consumption. "Pickling cucumbers" are produced for eventual processing into pickles. Slicing cucumbers are usually larger and have thicker skins, while pickling cucumbers are usually smaller and have thinner skins.
What's New and Beneficial About Cucumbers
Researchers have long been familiar with the presence of unique polyphenols in plants called lignans, and these health-benefiting substances have been studied extensively in cruciferous vegetables (like broccoli or cabbage) and allium vegetables (like onion or garlic). Recent studies, however, have begun to pay more attention to the lignan content of other vegetables, including cucumbers. Cucumbers are now known to contain lariciresinol, pinoresinol, and secoisolariciresinol—three lignans that have a strong history of research in connection with reduced risk of cardiovascular disease as well as several cancer types, including breast, uterine, ovarian, and prostate cancers.Fresh extracts from cucumbers have recently been show to have both antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. While research in this area must still be considered preliminary—since it's only been conducted on animals in a lab setting—the findings are clear and consistent. Substances in fresh cucumber extracts help scavenge free radicals, help improve antioxidant status, inhibit the activity of pro-inflammatory enzymes like cyclo-oxygenase 2 (COX-2), and prevent overproduction of nitric oxide in situations where it could pose health risks. It's highly likely that cucumber phytonutrients play a key role in providing these antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits, supporting health alongside of the conventional antioxidant nutrients—including vitamin C, beta-carotene, and manganese—of which cucumbers are an important source.As a member of the Cucurbitaceae family of plants, cucumbers are a rich source of triterpene phytonutrients called cucurbitacins. Cucurbitacins A, B, C, D and E are all contained in fresh cucumber. They have been the subject of active and ongoing research to determine the extent and nature of their anti-cancer properties. Scientists have already determined that several different signaling pathways (for example, the JAK-STAT and MAPK pathways) required for cancer cell development and survival can be blocked by activity of cucurbitacins. We expect to see human studies that confirm the anti-cancer benefits of cucumbers in the everyday diet.
PREPARED BY: KAMALA FELISTER
BAPRM 47515
INTERNAL MEMORANDUM
TO: ALL STAFF
FROM PUBLIC RELATIONS
OFFICER
DATE 29TH 04 2017
SUBJECT: ANNUAL
COMPANY PICNIC
The annual company picnic
will be held at Amesher Park on
may 05 2017. The event will be catered by fresh Air Barbeque, with desserts by
Nancy’s Sweet Things. Immediate family members are invited. Please plan to join
us! RSVP with Mrs. Taylor by May 05 2017.
Signature………………..
Uswege Meshack
Prepared by: USWEGE MESHACK
BAPRM 47647
The different varieties of beans are here for you!
Beans are the most favored type of food that is
mostly used by many people and liked by many people especially in our
Tanzanians society since our organization is here to meet the demand and needs
of our customer thus we are here to serve your or beloved customers .At our
store we have already brought to you other variety of beans depend on the need
of our customer,
Among the few importance’s of eating beans is that
beans are the diabetes sufferer’s super food and it helps on to loose weight,
also they balances the complexity of carbonate and protein and lowers the risk
of heart disease,
I would like to inform you on the variety of beans
that can be easily accessed from our store which are ,Dry beans ,Canned beans,
and Sugar free beans in other variation we have the white beans ,yellow beans,
red beans, black beans and the green beans
We are very pleased to have you our dearest customer
at our store; we have all types of green vegetables and fruits of your choice,
take good care of your health so that if may keep you good and healthy all the
time
By Jawa Jacqueline kBAPRM 47506
Saturday, April 22, 2017
The Best of Apples and Peas!
Apples
Apples may trail
behind pears in this category, but they're still a good way to sneak more fiber
into your day—as long as you don't peel them! One medium apple contains around
4.4 grams of the belly-friendly nutrient and can help ward off junk food cravings
between meals.
Peas
One medium pear
contains around 5.5 grams of fiber, but in order to get all those grams you
need to keep the skin intact because that's where most of the nutrient is
concentrated. This same rule applies to apples, potatoes, and even that white
stuff you love to pick off of oranges after you've peeled the outer layer off!
Muba Ranana
BAPRM 47593
Analysis of consumption and production trends of Fruits and Vegetables in Tanzania (2017 - 2022)
BY KOMBA BRIGIDA BAPRM 47531
Production of tomatoes is the highest with a total of 159,805 tons production and acreage of 7,170 hectare. The second vegetable crop is cabbage and third crop is onion. Carrots are a minor crop with a production of 4,029 tons. Other vegetables are for instance eggplant, cauliflower, beans and indigenous vegetables like amaranth and okra. Of the horticultural regions, Iringa shows the highest production and acreage.Also yield levels in this region are high compared to the other regions. For home consumption only 10% of the yield is used.
The remaining is for selling but for all kind of vegetables losses are high. Although no good documentation is available estimated is that about 31% is lost leaving only 59% for selling. Losses are caused by pest and diseases, inadequate sorting/grading, rough handling, lack of cooled storage facilities and lack of adequate packing material. Besides this also a good quality control system and grading system is lacking. Only 13% of the farmers perform some sort of grading where only rotten or misshaped fruits are removed.
Mango is one of the common fruits in Asia, Central and South America and Africa. In Tanzania mango is on the list of five top most popular fruits, i.e., bananas, oranges, pineapples, mangos and pear. There are number of products made from mango, such as juice, pulp, pickles, mango flavouring, mango kernel oil, and powder. These products have been well introduced and accepted in a variety of market segments around the world.
In Tanzania and Africa in general, processing of mango is less developed than in other continents, and the varieties grown are generally most suitable for local markets. Processed mango products, e.g., dried fruit, jam, jellies, syrup and other mango products are fast gaining market share and commanding better prices than other tropical fruits. Access to the EU and USA market is subject to stringent standards and certification requirements (GLOBAL GAP, HACCP and other Ethical Trading Initiatives (ETI)), which makes export of mango from some countries, including Tanzania, not possible at this time.
Production of tomatoes is the highest with a total of 159,805 tons production and acreage of 7,170 hectare. The second vegetable crop is cabbage and third crop is onion. Carrots are a minor crop with a production of 4,029 tons. Other vegetables are for instance eggplant, cauliflower, beans and indigenous vegetables like amaranth and okra. Of the horticultural regions, Iringa shows the highest production and acreage.Also yield levels in this region are high compared to the other regions. For home consumption only 10% of the yield is used.
The remaining is for selling but for all kind of vegetables losses are high. Although no good documentation is available estimated is that about 31% is lost leaving only 59% for selling. Losses are caused by pest and diseases, inadequate sorting/grading, rough handling, lack of cooled storage facilities and lack of adequate packing material. Besides this also a good quality control system and grading system is lacking. Only 13% of the farmers perform some sort of grading where only rotten or misshaped fruits are removed.
Mango is one of the common fruits in Asia, Central and South America and Africa. In Tanzania mango is on the list of five top most popular fruits, i.e., bananas, oranges, pineapples, mangos and pear. There are number of products made from mango, such as juice, pulp, pickles, mango flavouring, mango kernel oil, and powder. These products have been well introduced and accepted in a variety of market segments around the world.
In Tanzania and Africa in general, processing of mango is less developed than in other continents, and the varieties grown are generally most suitable for local markets. Processed mango products, e.g., dried fruit, jam, jellies, syrup and other mango products are fast gaining market share and commanding better prices than other tropical fruits. Access to the EU and USA market is subject to stringent standards and certification requirements (GLOBAL GAP, HACCP and other Ethical Trading Initiatives (ETI)), which makes export of mango from some countries, including Tanzania, not possible at this time.
As the information officer of
lucky fruits and vegetables company have to inform you all that we have new
products to introduce to our customers with the affordable place that to ensure
any one can be able to buy and enjoy the products with their lovers this is
because we understand the economic income that each one of us going through.
This new products are watermelon, salad, potatoes, green vegetables in a new
package which has good looking and portable that attracts to have some. Our aim is to make people aware of our products and interact
with people surrounding our company and have the direct impact to our
organization. Is my call that most of you will come and share another
experiences with us.
NYAMSHORA ELIAS A
BAPRM 47618
PREPARATION AND COOKING OF FRUIT AND
VEGETABLES
PREPARED BY SHAYO PASCAL J (BAPRM
47634)
Vegetables
are often cooked, although some kinds are eaten raw, but some of nutrients and
protein can be damage during the processing and cooking
Lucky
Fruits and vegetable Suggests the following way in which you can get the best
out of your fruit and vegetables include:
- Eat raw vegetables and fruits if possible.
- Try fruit or vegetables purée into smoothies.
- Use a sharp knife to cut fresh fruits to avoid bruising.
- Cut off only the uneatable parts of vegetables – sometimes the best nutrients are found in the skin, just below the skin or in the leaves.
- Use cook, grill, microwave, bake or steam methods with non-stick cookware and mono-unsaturated oils.
- Do not overcook, to reduce nutrient loss.
- Serve meals with vegetable pests, salsas, chutneys and vinegars in place of sour cream, butter and creamy sauces.
Some
nutrients may actually be increased if food is cooked. For example, tomato has
more carotenoids, especially lycopene, when it is cooked is a good reason to
prepare fruits and vegetable. Once you have prepared and cooked your vegetables
and fruit, spend some time on presentation. People are more likely to enjoy a
meal if it’s full of variety and visually appealing, as well as tasty. Sit at
the table to eat and enjoy your food without distractions like television.
ALWAYS THINK TO USE THE PRODUCT
FROM LUCKY FRUITS AND VEGATABLE FOR BUILDING YOUR HEARTH
Best Fruits For Weight Loss
Any fruit is my short answer. Fruits tend to be about 100 calories
per serving, don’t spike insulin very high, tend to be high in fiber,
are generally a decent source of vitamins and are filling for the amount
of calories they contain. I personally like berries, such as
blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, etc and organic apples, but
really all the fruits have different advantages and eating an overall
throughout. so welcome at our shop and we will be happy to provide you with best fruits for weight loss.
by markerting manager
Mwemtusi Caroline
BAPRM 47603
![]() |
Dear customers from lucky vegetables and fruits, I would like to thank you all for those who come to visit our organizations and for those who buy our product during Easter season. I hope you enjoyed our services. I may take this opportunity to welcome again and again.
Finance manager is the executive who manages the financial matters of a business.
The following are the eight roles of a finance manager in the organization.
1. Estimating the amount of capital required
2. Determining capital structures
3. Choices of sources of funds
4. Procurement of funds
5. Utilization of funds
6. Disposal of profits or surplus
7. Management of cash
8. Financial control
Finance manager is the executive who manages the financial matters of a business.
The following are the eight roles of a finance manager in the organization.
1. Estimating the amount of capital required
2. Determining capital structures
3. Choices of sources of funds
4. Procurement of funds
5. Utilization of funds
6. Disposal of profits or surplus
7. Management of cash
8. Financial control
Prepared by Kipalule Winfrida Thom
BAPRM 47527
BAPRM 47527
START MAKING A HABIT OF
EATING GREEN VEGETABLES IF YOU DON’T.
Green vegetables brings
a lot of benefits to our health as we
same of us knows but others doesn’t know thus they neglects eating green
vegetable with an illiterate believe that green vegetables are for animals such
as cow ,goats and other. A good piece of advice is this” it’s good to try and be a vegetarian “and start making it a habit
of eating at least one portion of green vegetables a day and you will soon
notice the positive effects vegetable is doing to your health
In our store we have
put up an addition to the variety of green vegetables that you will access at
our store easily. We have the Broccoli, Okra (Bamia) in Swahili we call them
that and it the most healthy food on the planet used by Indian, African and
Caribbean and mostly delicious when roasted and am the best fun of it since it
can be used in so many ways such as can be used as food or as medicine if you
have legs problems like experiencing pain on your legs. And also lowers blood
sugar and fat level. We have brought to you green beans which are delicious and
nutritious; we sell them canned, frozen and fresh. And lastly we have brought
to you the bell peppers (pilipili hoho).in Swahili we
call them that we have brought them to you in variety of colors since commonly
used in our society are the green bell peppers.
BY: JAWA JACQUELINE. K
BAPRM 47506
Mushrooms Effects
The mushroom effect is described as a "trip" because it is a long (4-6 hours) and powerful experience which takes you beyond normal perception and then back again. The active ingredient that causes this effect is called psilocybin. The mushrooms can be eaten raw or used to make tea.
At low doses, mushrooms induce a tingling body feeling and sense of euphoria and lightness. You may feel happy and giggly. Colors seem more vibrant, music sounds richer.
Simply put, it alters and expands consciousness by loosening or -- at higher doses- completely erasing the normal filters and screens between your conscious mind and the outside world.
With these filters down, more information rushes in and you become aware of things normally filtered out by your mind. You sense more, think more, feel more -- visual, auditory, sensory, emotional -- the intricate details on surfaces, the richness of sound, the brightness of colors, and the complexity of your own mental processes.
KAMARA FELISTER SHAHIDI (C.E.O)
BAPRM 47515
BAPRM 47515
A CAMPAIGN ABOUT USING
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES TO OUR GOOD HEALTH.
As
a Public Relations officer at Lucky Fruits & Vegetable Company Ltd I would
to take this opportunity to announce to the public that from 13th
may 2017 to 20th July 2017we are going to have a campaign so as to
persuade people to use fruits and vegetables for their health benefit. And this
Campaign will be done at Malimbe Street.
I will be accompanied with Health
Officer so that he can advise you on how fruits and vegetables are very
important to your bodies. Therefore in order to accomplish this Campaign your
response and accountability is required, thanks you a lot.
BY: USWEGE MESHACK
BAPRM 47647
Sunday, April 16, 2017
As the information officer of
lucky fruits and Vegetables Company, we are happy to wish our customers a happy
Easter and enjoyable day but your day may not be complete without visiting our
shops that provide quality fruits and vegetables which will make your holyday
very happier. Visit our shop and get quality products that will make your
family celebrate and enjoy the holyday.
NYAMSHORA ELIAS
BAPRM 47618
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)




