Group 4 - Feasibility Study
Group 4 - Feasibility Study
Group 4 - Feasibility Study
A Feasibility Study
By:
Castillon, Alexa
Lobo, Abegail
Madrid, Crystal
Manansala, Ariana
Maomay, Maryrose
Marano, Karylle
Pagnamitan, Jamby
Sulayao, Emerson
I. INTRODUCTION
Toxic Plastics is widely used in the products packaging and can be seen in every part of the world. Even
though it slowly destroys our environment, companies ignore this because it seals their products’
sustainability. Humans are already affected by this problem of having an increasing number of plastic that
has become a waste. Many bad-mannered people put their plastic trash in the road and mostly at the river.
Plastic bags typically last up to 20 to 500 years before it totally breaks down, that feels like a lifetime.
This becomes a general complex issue on this planet Earth especially since we produce 280 million tons
of plastic waste every year. Fishermen cannot handle the situation of having plastic tied in the fish they
have caught and people are ingesting microplastic that may be harmful to their health that sometimes
leads to cell death if the microplastics is in its irregular shape. YOU CAN ADD HERE HOW MANY
PEOPLE USE PLASTICS EVERYDAY AND CONNECT THOSE TO THE 280 MILLION TONS TO
SOUND MORE SEVERE AND CONVINCING IN TERMS OF THE PROBLEM. YOU CAN ALSO
ADD THE DATA FROM GLOBAL, AND ADD DATA AS WELL IN A PHILIPPINE PERSPECTIVE.
HOW MANY PLASTICS ARE USED WITHIN THE PHILIPPINES? WHAT IS THE PERCENTAGE
Plastic made from nonrenewable resources is definitely destructive to our environment. This product
presents a bioplastic bag that is non-toxic and reduces the accumulation of plastic waste. It is greatly
suited for disposable food packaging which can tear off or break down more easily in appropriate
conditions unlike traditional plastic bags that take a long time to disappear. Additionally, this product
involves breaking down in the water in just 3 to 6 months, better than using a plastic bag.
Most of the people want to help the environment sustainability by supporting eco-friendly products that
help to minimize the pollution. Carbon footprint is lessened and the amount of plastic can be minimized.
Bioplastic bags also bring people together, they unite to take care of the surroundings by taking action.
Popularity brings bioplastic bags to be an alternative for existing plastic bags in the market. Lastly, it is
Overall, the Eatbag business will contribute to minimizing plastic pollution and encouraging individuals
to make more eco-friendly choices in their everyday lives. This business will help address the growing
concern about plastic waste and the negative impact it has on the environment as well as on livelihood.
By introducing bioplastic bags made from edible ingredients to the market, EatBag will not only make an
economic contribution to the local economy but also offer a sustainable alternative to traditional plastic
bags, suited for light-weighted and non-sharp products. Through its commitment to environmental
sustainability and making a difference, the EatBag business strives to create a positive change in the way
people think and consume plastic, as well as unify people for a greener future.
by providing an alternative solution to plastic waste. The term "eat" refers to the biodegradability and
compostability of the plastic bags. It implies that the bags can be safely decomposed by natural processes.
Also, it is safe if accidentally ingested since it is made from edible ingredients. In addition, the business
name combines two simple and commonly understood words, "eat" and "bag," creating a unique, catchy,
“To create environmentally friendly alternatives environmental impact, foster awareness, and inspire
responsible consumers.”
We aim to be the leading eco-conscious manufacturer of biodegradable plastic bags who seeks to
minimize environmental impact, and inspire consumer conscious choice by providing affordable, high-
quality alternatives to conventional plastic bags, to foster environmental awareness and create green jobs
“To envision a future where sustainable materials are widely adopted, contributing to a healthier planet by
EatBag aspires to be a beacon of hope for a plastic-free future all throughout the Philippines.We envision
a world where biodegradable plastic bags are seamlessly integrated into daily life without compromising
on functionality or convenience.
Our logo gives symbolism and eco-Friendly presentation. Ombre colors indicates great changes to our
environment especially adding green and blue colors. In the middle part, This represents Our bioplastic
bag product in order for the customer to notice easily what we are offering. At the top, we can see our
lovely business name Leaves in both side to indicate that Our product is safe to our mother earth.
environmental concerns. The history dates back to the 1970s when researchers began exploring
awareness have fueled the development and adoption of biodegradable plastic bags.Studies have assessed
the effectiveness of various biodegradable materials, examining factors like decomposition rates and
environmental impact. While these bags offer potential benefits, challenges persist, such as the need for
specific conditions for proper degradation and concerns about the byproducts of decomposition.
Research continues to focus on enhancing biodegradable plastic bag formulations, exploring sustainable
alternatives, and evaluating their overall ecological impact. the environmental concerns associated with
traditional plastic bags, prompting a shift towards exploring alternatives like biodegradable plastic bags.
These alternatives decompose more rapidly, with plant-based materials such as cornstarch and sugarcane,
The proponents decided to make this product proposal to serve and valued customer a unique product that
has a purpose of bringing convenience and eco friendly bag that will be a substitute product for a Plastic
bag. Proponents would like to introduce a very unique and beneficial product that is new to the market
which is the bioplastic it is an biodegradable bag made from cornstarch which is Edible.this product is a
something very useful that they can used it everyday because this product is for everyone.this bioplastic
bag will benefits not just consumer but also our nature because this product is designed as eco friendly it
helps our environment clean.we created this product because we see that the only problem the world are
facing nowadays is the increasing volume of garbage and the most of it are made from plastic.
The importance of our (USE A THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEW. USE THE instead of OUR). topic is
to lessen the use of plastic bags in our country.especially in Taguig area which is centered on the sta. Ana
Taguig .Based on our research we see that in sta. Ana Taguig there's a river that is known for having a
dirty river because there's a ton of plastic garbage everywhere in that area. Which is the number one
reason that causes floods in that area YOU CAN ADD HERE THE MARKET. INCLUDE THAT YOU
FOCUSED MORE ON THE DEMAND AND PROFITS. This issue is the reason why the proponents
decided to create a unique product as an alternative for Plastic bag.like instead of using disposable Plastic
bag. we want to encourage everyone to buy our biodegradable product which has a lot of benefits it may
help on our daily lives.because in this way it is a big help to prevent and lessen the uses of disposable
plastic bag.and in that way little by little we were practice to avoid the possible harm may happen in our
nature.The bioplastic," eatbag" is very convenient as you can put all small necessary things since it is
designed as a bag it will makes every individual life less hassle and also they'll be eco friendly as they
Therefore, proponents aim to produce Eatbag as a big help to our society. And Especially nowadays
people like to try and explore new things. But the proponents wanted to make sure that this product will
POSSIBLE, THE TEAM CAN ADD MORE DATA AND INCLUDE THE SOURCES TO MAKE IT
1.2 Gender
3). What is the general attitude of the vendors towards biodegradable plastic bags?
5). What are the potential challenges in transitioning to biodegradable plastic bags?
1.1 Age
1.2 Gender
bags?
challenges in transitioning to
The Conceptual Framework that was used in the study is the Input-Process-Output model. It Includes all
of the materials and information that are required in the process, the specific details of the process itself,
and the guide on evaluation of the Eatbag: The Feasibility study on the Establishing the Biodegradable
Plastic Bag business at Sta. Ana, Taguig City. The Input, it is set through the statement of the problem. It
consists of the profile of the respondents as well as the aspects of educational research. For process, it
includes the observation that the Proponents made. The questionnaires for the respondents. The output is
about the feasibility of the company's product from its target market which is the Vendor, Parents,
Students, or lived near within Sta. Ana Taguig City. The limitation of the product is that bioplastic is not
allowed in very heavy and sharp products.The study would be carried out by using survey questionnaires
face to face to gather relevant data. The company will distribute the survey questionnaires to the selected
To the consumer: we prioritize the concern of everyone who buys in the market. Our Bioplastic "eatbag"
will provide an eco-friendly and usable bag which has a lot of benefit to the consumers. And also the
bioplastic bag doesn't harm the consumers because it is made from renewable resources. This study will
give them knowledge about the product and the nature of the company.
To the future researchers: This will help future researchers that are interested in exploring the potential
for sustainable business practices. The study's findings can provide a framework for conducting further
research into the production and marketability of biodegradable plastic bags, as well as for developing
sustainable business models that prioritize both profitability and environmental preservation.
Environmental Impact: The use of non-biodegradable plastic bags has been a major cause of pollution
and environmental degradation. The study aims to reduce the negative impact on the environment by